Mother and Baby Care in Davenport

Whole-Person Care for Mom and Baby

From calculating your due date to helping you navigate breastfeeding, our mother and baby care team at AdventHealth Heart of Florida, formerly Heart of Florida Regional Medical Center, is dedicated to you. We offer all the care you and your baby need for a healthy start, including prenatal appointments, childbirth classes, labor and delivery services and maternity care. Count on our world-class physicians, midwives and nurses to guide your motherhood journey.

Look Forward to Your Birth Day

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At AdventHealth Heart of Florida, our Baby Place creates an exceptional labor and delivery experience with a full range of amenities:

  • A warm, soothing atmosphere
  • Gourmet celebratory meal for two
  • Pull-out sofa beds, flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi
  • Two dedicated operating suites for C-sections
  • 10 newly remodeled, large, private labor and delivery rooms
  • 20 private postpartum rooms

To learn more, watch our virtual tour video or schedule an in-person tour with our Birth Experience Educators today.

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Get a head start on your delivery and pre-register for your stay. Pre-registering will make your hospital labor and delivery smoother and give you one less thing to worry about when your little one is on their way.

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We offer price estimates through our Patient Financial Services department to empower you to make the best possible choice in your health care provider.

Please contact a member of our Patient Financial Services team at 844-866-8093 or use our Price Estimator tool below.

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During our classes, you and your partner can learn more about what to expect during childbirth, how to breastfeed and other topics related to becoming new parents. View our upcoming events or visit BabyPlaceAcademy.com for more parent education classes.

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To help with mother-baby bonding, we offer breastfeeding support in the comfort of your suite. All nurses in our labor and delivery unit can help facilitate breastfeeding within the first two hours of life, and a licensed lactation counselor is available, too. To learn more or book a consultation, call our Breastfeeding Warm Line.

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A private group for our Baby Place moms, this is a place to make friends and share in the joys of motherhood together, as well as receive support from one another and professional support from our registered nurses during hard times.

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Resources for Your Birth Experience and Beyond

Created to bring you peace of mind throughout your motherhood journey, these guides put the information you need at your fingertips. Discover resources for before and after baby’s arrival, including common conditions during pregnancy, tips on what to pack for labor and delivery and information on safe sleep.

Preparing for Baby

After Baby’s Arrival

Post-Birth Alert: Orange Bracelet Program

At AdventHealth Heart of Florida, we’re dedicated to staying by your side from conception to birth and beyond. That means making sure you remain healthy postpartum to care for your new baby feeling your best — body, mind and spirit — so you can enjoy these precious moments to the fullest.

In the days and weeks following delivery, complications could occur that increase the risk of maternal mortality. Education and awareness of those risks could help save lives. That’s why we’re implementing the Orange Bracelet Program.

Postpartum mothers will receive an orange bracelet at discharge to wear for 6 to 12 weeks following the births of their babies, keeping community health care providers aware of vulnerable mothers and the health risks associated with delivery. We seek to decrease maternal mortality by building awareness and partnering with community health care providers to offer timely identification and treatment of postpartum complications should they occurs.

Women with any of the following conditions are consider to be at the highest risk of postpartum mortality:

  • Cardiomyopathy (the thickening of the heart’s walls)
  • Hypertensive disorder, preeclampsia or eclampsia
  • Perinatal depression
  • Sepsis
  • Substance use disorder
  • Venous thromboembolism (blood clots)

Identifying a postpartum complication early is crucial for proper diagnosis and treatment, and we’re committed to being with you every step of the way.

Mother and Baby Care You Can Count On

We’re here for you, from preconception planning and prenatal visits to delivery, postpartum care and beyond.

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Nationally Recognized Women’s Care at AdventHealth Heart of Florida

Our hospital also meets The Joint Commission's Level I criteria for the Maternal Levels of Care Program, exemplifying our commitment to providing safe, high-quality care for every mother and baby. We are also recognized by the National Safe Sleep Hospital Certification Program as a gold-level hospital for our commitment to infant sleep safety best practices and education.

The Joint Commission's Level I criteria for the Maternal Levels of Care Program
National Safe Sleep Hospital Certification Program as a gold-level hospital for the commitment to best practices and education on infant safe sleep.
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A Network of Support for Your Growing Family

Welcoming new babies is a wonderful — and sometimes overwhelming — experience. We’re here to help. Our multidisciplinary approach to care ensures you and your baby are fully supported before, during and well after your labor and delivery.

From advanced prenatal care to the most compassionate pediatric teams, count on our network to care for you and your family from birth to beyond. You’ll be there for every step of your child’s care, and so will we.

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