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The Women’s and Children’s

Pavilion at RMC Anniston

MATERNITY CARE

It 's worth it!

Mike and Andrea Mongiello drove two hours to

experience birth as they designed it.

Whenever and however you

give birth, your experience

will impact your emotions,

your mind, your body and

your spirit for the rest of

your life.

—Ina May Gaskin

At a glance

The Women’s and Children’s

Center at Regional Medical

Center Anniston offers:

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10 birthing rooms

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20 postpartum rooms

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A level 2 special care

nursery

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Prenatal classes

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Natural childbirth classes

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Sibling classes

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Breastfeeding classes

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Lactation services with

International Board Certified

Lactation Consultants

(

256-235-5132, ext. 1

) and

breastfeeding supplies for

purchase

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Rooming in

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Low intervention delivery

options, including water

labor

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Doulas welcomed as

desired by patients

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Skin-to-skin care after

delivery

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“Security Blanket” 24-hour

hotline for new parents

(

256-235-5631

)

EACH YEAR,

more than

1,800 newborns begin life at the

Women’s and Children’s Center at

Regional Medical Center (RMC) in

Anniston. With a team of specially

trained nurses, highly qualified

physicians, and the latest in labor,

delivery and recovery care here,

parents experience a safe, personal

and comfortable environment for one

of life’s most precious milestones.

At RMC, families have more

choices, care options and support

throughout the birthing experience.

As the first Baby-Friendly Hospital

in Alabama, our collaborative team

of doctors and nurses stands ready

to help you realize your birthing

plan—from the admissions process to

childbirth classes, labor and delivery,

postpartum and lactation support.

Their best interests at heart

Mike and Andrea “Andy” Mongiello

interviewed physicians and toured

birthing centers close to home in

Cullman, Birmingham and Anniston,

and even in Tennessee. They started

the journey not knowing who or

where they would choose, but

knowing for certain what they

wanted in a birthing plan. On

Jan. 20, 2016, they welcomed

baby Alyssa to their family with

the medical expertise of Joshua

Johannson, MD, obstetrician, and

the clinical support and assistance

of the Women’s and Children’s team

at RMC Anniston.

“Through our local doula, we

learned about Dr. Johannson,” says

Mike. “We wanted a physician and

hospital that would support an

all-natural, low-intervention birth.

After meeting with the doctor

and touring the hospital, we were

Regional Medical Center

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