OB/GYN Services

Everything a new mother needs is located on a single floor. Maury Regional’s fourth floor centralizes our Labor/Delivery, Nursery and Obstetrics Units, and offers a comfortable, quiet waiting area for families.

Ten comfortable private labor/deliver/recovery rooms allow mothers to go through all the stages of labor, delivery and recovery in the same room. Most of the rooms have great outside views, and all have been designed to create a welcoming, comforting environment for new mothers and new babies.

Maury Regional has 24-hour anesthesiology coverage as well as two fully equipped and staffed operating rooms where caesarian sections and other obstetric procedures take place.

Tours and Classes

Free tours of the Labor and Delivery and Obstetrics units are available (see below for details). Tours begin in the family waiting room on the fourth floor. No registration is required. Click here for information on expectant parent classes or call Maury Regional’s childbirth coordinator at 931.490.7046.

Follow-Up Care for New Mothers, Families

Once new mothers recover from delivery, they are taken down the hall to the obstetrics (OB) unit, where all but two rooms are private. Rooms are spacious and designed to accommodate the physical challenges facing new mothers. Sleeper sofas are located in the rooms for a family member who wants to stay with the new mother.

Lactation consultants and specially trained nurses are available to help new mothers begin breast feeding. In addition to seeing inpatients, they also accept referrals from physicians on an outpatient basis. For more information, contact Maury Regional's Lactation Office at 931.490.7074.

Our Nursery, Your Baby’s First Home

Maury Regional’s Nursery has everything your new baby needs to get a good start. Your baby’s first home is safe and secure. Maury Regional’s spacious nursery accommodates as many as 30 infants at once, and is staffed round the clock. Comprehensive security procedures and systems are in place that allow video monitoring of the entire unit, and let staff instantly secure stairwells and elevators if necessary.

Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

While many newborns are at home with their parents in a day or so, other babies need a higher level of care. The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is home to newborns with a wide variety of conditions, including prematurity, infection and respiratory problems. For more information about our NICU, click here.

Let Others Meet Your Baby on the World Wide Web

During your stay, you will be given the opportunity to have your baby’s photo taken and posted on our password-protected Web Nursery. This is a simple, no-hassle way to share first pictures of your new arrival with friends and family.

All photos and accompanying information are password-protected so only those to whom you give permission can view your baby’s photos.