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Women's Services
Birthing Suites
Phone: 905-848-7630
Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Trillium’s Birthing Suites has 12 labour rooms, 2 operating rooms, and 1 recovery room. We have a labour lounge where mothers and partners can rest in comfortable chairs, use our birthing balls, or just relax while in early in labour.
Birthing Suites is located on the third floor just off of elevator D.
Birthing Suite Rooms
We encourage labouring mothers to have one support person with them at all times, including doulas, spouses or partners. Other support people are welcome to be with you upon your request. They may be asked to leave the room if you or your baby(s) require immediate medical attention and the staff feel they are unable to properly care for you because there are too many people in the room.
There is a telephone in each room, and cell phones are permitted (but not within 3 feet of the baby monitor). To promote privacy for you and other mom’s in labour, we suggest you only bring to the hospital, the people you want to support you through your labour. Your support person may use the phone in your birthing room to contact other friends and family with the news.
Cameras are welcome into the birthing rooms. You may also use a hand-held, battery operated video camera if you have the permission of all staff in the room. Videotaping is not permitted at the time of delivery, or during caesarean birth, forceps, vacuum, breech or during emergency procedures. Please also refrain from videotaping in the hallways.
Above: Birthing Suite Room
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Click here for information on the services provided by the Birthing Suites.