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CHI Health Good Samaritan is central Nebraska’s most experienced maternity center, offering advanced medical services, the latest technology and a family-focused environment. Our patients feel at home in our remodeled, private rooms where they can labor, deliver and continue their postpartum care. When you’re expecting, you want access to experienced, respected maternity care. Delivering more than 500 babies a year, Good Samaritan is the region’s go-to hospital when mothers and newborns are in critical health situations. We offer:
Streamline your admission to CHI Health Good Samaritan with a visit to our Maternity Pre-Admission Clinic prior to your baby’s birth. At your scheduled appointment, you'll complete necessary paperwork, review your personal preferences for the birth process and get acquainted with the maternity center staff, all in a relaxed setting that will save time and relieve stress on your big day. Appointments should be scheduled four weeks prior to your due date. Please call (308) 865-7137 to schedule your tour and pre-admission visit
To make the process faster, complete this form and bring it with you to the Pre-Admission Clinic.
Maternity Center Pre-Admission Assessment
After your baby is born, a lactation consultant is available to offer assistance and lend words of encouragement. Her goal is to provide you with the individual support you may need. We are here to support you in any feeding method you choose for your baby. After being discharged, new mothers have the opportunity to make an appointment with the lactation consultant, if needed.
We also offer a support group for breastfeeding mothers.
Our Level II neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) is there for babies who need a little extra help. Each of our nine private rooms offers the best growth and development possible in a womb-like, environmentally controlled setting. With the assistance of our transport team, newborns in critical health situations can be moved by either ambulance or helicopter to Good Samaritan. Each of our nine private rooms were built roomy – large enough to accommodate the unique respiratory, nutritional and other needs of premature, multiple births or other complications that may arise after birth. Having a premature infant or one with medical complications that require the special services of a NICU is an emotional time. That’s why the family-centered philosophy of care is so important; parents are free to visit any time. Our NICU environment includes:
