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Sloane Hospital
for Women
Having a Baby
With Us
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Table of Contents Table of Contents
2 First in Women’s Health Care 2 First in Women’s Health Care
3 Education 3 Education
3 Maternal Fetal Medicine 3 Maternal Fetal Medicine
(High-Risk Care) (High-Risk Care)
4 Prenatal Diagnosis 4 Prenatal Diagnosis
4 Center for Prenatal Pediatrics Dear Moms-to-be (or to-be
4 Center for Prenatal again!)
Pediatrics Dear Moms-to-be (or to-be again!)
5 Labor and Delivery 5 Labor and Delivery
We’re delighted to be at your side during this mostdelighted
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at your
your life.
sideSince
during1887
thiswhen
most exciting time
6 Pain Management 6 Pain Management
we opened our doors as the city’s first hospital dedicated
we opened ourexclusively to women’s
doors as the city’s firsthealth, we’ve
hospital dedicated exclusi
6 Pain Relief for Labor 6 Pain Relief for Labor
reassured expectant mothers just like you ofreassured
one essential fact: you’ve
expectant motherscome
just to
likethe right
you placeessential fact: y
of one
6 Mother-Baby Care
to have your6 baby.
Mother-Baby Care
to have your baby.
7 Nursing 7 Nursing
7 NICU Care 7 NICU
Sloane Hospital for Care
Women is committed toSloane providing quality
Hospital forcare in a family-centered
Women is committed to providing quality ca
8 Family Centered Care environment. The Hospital’s
8 Family Centerednew CareCarmen and John ThainThe
environment. Labor and Delivery
Hospital’s Unit, opened
new Carmen and John Thain Labor
and Visiting Hours in January 2004,
andsets a newHours
Visiting standard for patient-sensitive care.sets
in January 2004, From its standard
a new light-filledfor
labor and
patient-sensitive care. Fro
8 Admissions delivery rooms, with sweeping views of the delivery
8 Admissions Manhattan skyline,
rooms, withtosweeping
specially views
designed areas
of the Manhattan skyline, to
9 Suggestions for What where family9 members
Suggestions canfor
spend
Whatthe night,where
the setting provides
family members a comfortable
can spend the delivery
night,experi-
the setting provides a
to Bring ence supported by advanced
to Bring technology. We encourage
ence 24-hour
supported by “rooming-in”
advanced so
technology.youWecanencourage 24-hour
10 Going Home adjust to your new role
10 Going Homeas parent. Sloane is also nationally
adjust to your recognized
new role asfor its expertise
parent. Sloane isinalso
high-
nationally recogn
10 Directions to Sloane risk births.10 Directions to Sloane risk births.
12 Accommodations 12 Accommodations
On the following pages you’ll find information about
On the our capabilities,
following ourfind
pages you’ll programs, how about our capab
information
12 Still Have Questions? 12 Still Have Questions?
to get here, what to bring and what to expect. In the
to get meantime,
here, you are
what to bring andwelcome
what to to tour our
expect. In the meantime,
Forms (in the folder) Forms (in the folder)
nurseries, semi-private and private accommodations
nurseries,and to learn about
semi-private some of
and private the hospital’s and to learn
accommodations
policies. The tours are available as part of our Preparation
policies. for are
The tours Parenthood
available Program,
as part of and
our can
Preparation for P
be arranged by calling (212) 746-3215. be arranged by calling (212) 746-3215.
Please take a look at the forms in the back pocket of this
Please take brochure.
a look Filling in
at the forms outthe
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backin
pocket of this brochu
advance will help facilitate your admission to the hospital.
advance will help facilitate your admission to the hospital.
Thank you for considering Sloane HospitalThank
for Women.
you for considering Sloane Hospital for Women.
Robert E. Kelly, MD Mary E. D’Alton, MD Mary E. D’Al
Group Senior Vice President, Willard C. Rappleye Professor of Willard C. Rap
COO & Chief Medical Officer Obstetrics and Gynecology Obstetrics and
NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/ Chair, Department of Obstetrics Chair, Depart
Columbia University Medical Center and Gynecology and Gynecolo
Director, Sloane Hospital for Women Director, Sloa
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First in Women’s Health Care nitric oxide administration, and head cooling
for infants to perhaps decrease the risk of
Spanning three centuries, the hospital that brain injury. Our team of physicians, specially
Emily Thorn Sloane – granddaughter of trained in intensive care, has pioneered thera-
Cornelius Vanderbilt – and her husband pies for newborn babies now used worldwide.
William D. Sloane endowed has never
faltered as a national model for what a The labor and delivery suite on the 10th floor
women’s hospital ought to be. is in the same building that houses the
Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital of
We’re proud of our reputation as a hospital NewYork-Presbyterian on the corner of
of medical innovations. In our early days West 165th Street and Broadway. The
we were thought of as radical because we antepartum and postpartum units are cur-
believed in cleanliness, antiseptics and fresh rently located on the fifth and sixth floors of
air. In the first part of the 20th century we NewYork-Presbyterian. In 2006, these newly
set a standard for hospitals by linking obstet- renovated units will open adjacent to the
rics with gynecology. We had outgrown our labor and delivery unit on the 9th and 10th
name by then and changed from Sloane floors. Sloane Hospital for Women is part of
Maternity Hospital to Sloane Hospital for NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital at the
Women. Not long after that we became part Columbia University Medical Center.
of the newly created Columbia-Presbyterian
Medical Center. On these floors you’ll find labor, delivery and
recovery rooms that have the latest technology
Along the way we’ve developed a vaccine that – such as fetal monitoring, oxygen saturation
allows women with Rh-negative blood to monitoring, cardiac and blood pressure moni-
deliver healthy Rh-positive babies. We were toring – in a comfortable and private setting
the first hospital to introduce amniocentesis with sweeping views of Manhattan.
and pioneer its use in detecting birth defects.
We initiated genetic counseling in the 1970s We offer the option of keeping your baby in
and opened the city’s first in-vitro fertilization your room around the clock to help you
clinic – in fact we were the first hospital to adjust to each other.
perform surgery on a fetus in utero.
Our childbirth education classes will provide
Our staff today includes the world’s leading helpful strategies to prepare you for the birth
experts in obstetrics and gynecology – of your child. We will answer questions and
respected physicians who have made key concerns that you may have about pregnan-
advances in minimal access surgery, treat- cy, labor and childbirth. In addition, the
ments for menopause, high risk pregnancy Division of Obstetric Anesthesia offers sem-
and new options for infertility. inars on anesthesia for childbirth, ranging
from whether or not to use any pain relief,
We’re especially proud of our leading-edge differences between spinal and epidural
technology, such as our state-of-the-art anesthesia and analgesia, and anesthesia
ultrasound and fetal diagnostic center. To options for Caesarean section. A schedule of
diagnose and treat premature and newborn these anesthesia seminars is included in the
infants, we use a variety of technologies, registration packet. For more information,
including 3D and 4D ultrasound, advanced call the Division of Obstetric Anesthesia at
neuroimaging, general and cardiac surgery, (212) 342-2028.
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Maternal Fetal Medicine
(High-Risk Care)
Many expectant mothers, because of age or
previous medical conditions, or who have
miscarried, shown problems in past pregnan-
Education cies, or are carrying a fetus with a problem
are referred for specialized care. Here, we are
The Preparation for Parenthood Program nationally known for our broad expertise in
features a full range of classes for new and managing high-risk pregnancies.
experienced parents. The classes offer
strategies for labor including relaxation, visu- At Sloane, we use diagnostic ultrasound
alization, breathing techniques, acupressure screening (including 3D), fetal echocardio-
and developing a birthing plan. Discussion graphy and MRI for the early detection of
topics also include medical interventions and fetal abnormalities. We also provide expert
Caesarean birth. Breastfeeding classes provide obstetric care required for other medical
an introduction to the art and science of problems – including diabetes, thyroid
breastfeeding including confidence building disease and cardiac problems.
approaches to get you off to a good start.
Tours of the maternity unit, arranged by In fact, we provide every possible diagnostic
appointment, are available. You can get more and therapeutic option for both mother and
information regarding classes and tours by fetus. This includes management of twins
calling (212) 746-3215. and other multiple pregnancies, as well as the
complications that may occur during multiple
When you are in the hospital you can take pregnancies. Our physicians are involved in
advantage of the Newborn Channel on the numerous research endeavors supported
television in your room. It’s a free channel by the National Institute of Health (NIH)
and is available in both English and Spanish. such as the Maternal Fetal Medicine Unit
It covers basic newborn care, newborn safety (MFMU) Network which focuses on high
and feeding your infant. For more informa- risk pregnancies and neonates. We were also
tion about the Newborn Channel, please be the lead center in a national study known
sure to talk to your nurse. as FASTER (First and Second Trimester
Evaluation of Risk) designed to evaluate
Meanwhile, if you plan to breastfeed your new screening tests for Down Syndrome.
newborn, the nursing staff will be able to
assist you and answer your questions. At Sloane, we offer a Maternal Fetal
Lactation consultants are also available to Medicine transport program. If necessary,
work with you and the nursing staff. your physician can arrange transport from
an outside hospital. This service includes
direct and immediate access to a Maternal
Fetal Medicine specialist, reliable service by
a dedicated ambulance and transport team,
transport planning, comprehensive manage-
ment including fetal evaluation and
monitoring and follow-up with your
referring physician.
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Center for Prenatal Pediatrics
The Center for Prenatal Pediatrics is dedicat-
ed to helping pregnant women and their
families when a significant birth defect or
genetic
syndrome is found in their unborn baby.
Prenatal Diagnosis Complex, high-risk pregnancies often require
several specialists and a variety of diagnostic
Another unique aspect of the expertise at
tests over multiple visits. At the Center, the
Sloane Hospital for Women is the availabili-
care of the patient is carefully coordinated
ty of a complete prenatal diagnosis service
by a genetic counselor who leads the family
which includes genetic counseling, medical
through all diagnostic, clinical and counseling
genetics, state-of-the-art sonography and
steps. When possible, all consultations occur
prenatal diagnosis procedures. Often, a
in one visit. The Care Coordinator also fol-
family’s history or even ethnic origins may
lows up with the referring physician to
suggest a possible risk for a complicated
ensure the best management of care for the
pregnancy – with the potential for an inher-
patient. The detection of an abnormality can
ited disorder or a birth defect. At Sloane,
be understandably stressful for a family. This
our patients benefit from the research and
service-oriented focus provides patients and
expertise of our physician colleagues trained
their families with the support and informa-
in developmental biology and genetics – the
tion required for a more complete and
various ways that our bodies may change the
accurate picture of their medical situation.
genetic patterns in an embryo. Our genetic
counselors are available to speak with you
The term “prenatal pediatrics” means that
and your family about test options, and to
the care of babies with abnormalities begins
case manage the results of those tests. We’re
during the prenatal period and continues after
also ready to provide support and follow-up.
birth with pediatric followup. This integrated
approach requires the close involvement of
both prenatal and postnatal specialists, such
as perinatologists, neonatologists, genetics,
pediatric cardiologists, pediatric surgeons
and all pediatric subspecialties. One of the
keys to the success of the Center for Prenatal
Pediatrics is the quality of physicians and
their dedication to collaboration. For referrals
or questions about the Center, please call
1-877-THE-BABY or go to the website
www.prenatalpediatrics.org.
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Labor and Delivery Q. Where will I actually deliver my baby?
A. It depends. You may deliver in an LDR –
Here are some common questions our labor, delivery and recovery room – or an
patients ask about procedures at Sloane operating room. But don’t worry. Your labor
Hospital for Women. coach can be with you in either of these
locations. After a vaginal delivery, you will
Q. If I’m in labor, where do I go? remain in a labor room to recover for one
A. If you’ve spoken to your obstetrician and to two hours.
were told to go to the hospital, you will be
directly admitted to an LDR room in the Q. What if I’m having a Caesarean?
Carmen and John Thain Labor and Delivery Who can stay with me?
Unit on the 10th floor in the Morgan A. Even if you have a Caesarean section,
Stanley Children’s Hospital Building. The your coach can be with you as long as you
entrance at 3959 Broadway (at 165th St.) is have an epidural or spinal anesthesia. If you
operational 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. have general anesthesia, your coach will be
taken to the recovery room to wait for you
Q. What happens when I arrive in the Labor and your baby. After a Caesarean, you will
and Delivery and Recovery Room (LDR), be monitored in the recovery room until the
but haven’t been evaluated by effects of anesthesia wear off. Your coach
my doctor? can stay with you during your recovery in
A. In that case you’ll be evaluated in the either location. Once you are ready, you will
triage room. Your doctor or another health- be moved to the postpartum unit.
care provider will examine you internally to
determine your progress in labor. An exter- Q. Can my family take pictures while
nal fetal monitor will be applied to your I’m delivering?
abdomen to assess your pattern of contrac- A. Yes. Pictures may be taken at delivery.
tions and fetal heart rate. Depending on Photographs are permitted behind the anes-
what the doctor finds, you may be sent thesia screen in the operating room at the
home, asked to walk around until your labor discretion of your obstetrician and anesthe-
increases or be admitted to a birthing room. siologist. Videotapes or audiotapes of the
baby are also allowed.
Q. What happens once I’m in the LDR?
A. When you are admitted, your nurse will
take your blood pressure, pulse and tempera-
ture and put you on a fetal monitor. She will
check your progress throughout your labor
and help you explore which comfort meas-
ures work best for you. An intravenous line
may be placed to give you medication and
fluids. You may also receive ice chips, lollipops
or candy sticks to help quench your thirst.
Q. Who can stay with me during labor?
A. You can have up to two people with you
at any given time. Your other visitors need
to wait in the lobby or cafeteria.
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Many women opt to receive a regional
anesthetic for their labor. Modern tech-
niques include combinations of medications
which usually minimize pain during labor.
This permits your full participation in
your delivery, and has greatly increased
Pain Management our patients’ satisfaction with analgesia
and the entire labor process. Many of our
Undoubtedly you have plenty of questions patients are now offered patient-controlled
about pain and its management during the epidural analgesia in which you have
birthing process. Keep in mind, your various partial or complete control over how much
options for labor pain relief will be discussed medication you receive through a computer-
as part of the Preparation for Parenthood controlled pump. Regional anesthesia is
Program. And you’ll also get a chance to talk used more than 90% of the time during
them over with your doctor and anesthesiol- Caesarean delivery.
ogist before delivery. In the meantime, know
that during your labor and delivery, you’ll
have access to a full range of nonpharmaco-
logic anesthetic and pain relief services. At Mother-Baby Care
all times, there is at least one attending After giving birth, you will be given a room
obstetric anesthesiologist on duty, and one or in the postpartum unit. Generally, in post-
more senior anesthesia residents whose sole partum you can keep your baby in your
responsibility is the Labor and Delivery suite. room with you all of the time. This “room-
ing-in” gives you an opportunity to bond
with your baby. Our family-centered care
Pain Relief for Labor approach helps you get to know your baby’s
behaviors and patterns. If you choose to
In the past, intravenous injections of med- breastfeed, the lactation specialists will help
ications such as opiods (narcotics) were you understand all the techniques to be suc-
commonly used for relief of pain during cessful. If you become tired, you can have
delivery. While they are still used, the most your baby taken to the nursery. In this case,
effective methods for relief of labor pain different nurses will care for you and your
are the various “regional anesthetic” tech- baby. You’ll want to discuss your preferences
niques. In these, medications are placed near with your nurse beforehand.
the nerves that carry the painful impulses
from the uterus and cervix. These tech- Our postpartum units offer private and
niques include epidural, spinal, and the semi-private accommodations. Every room
combined spinal-epidural analgesia – all of has air conditioning with bathroom and
which are commonly used at Sloane shower facilities. Telephone and television
Hospital for Women. service is available on a rental basis.
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Nursing
Our dedicated nurses take a great deal of
pride in all they do, from their caring, the
services they deliver, the relationships they
develop and the contributions they make to
the community. They strive to provide a
healing environment that promotes com-
fort, respect and privacy. They provide high
tech care with personal touch and sensitivity.
NICU Care
Each of the nurses caring for you and your
baby has received extensive education in the
birthing process. This includes all aspects of A hallmark of the high-risk expertise at
both high-risk and routine pregnancies and Sloane Hospital for Women is our Newborn
deliveries, as well as postpartum and newborn Intensive Care Unit (NICU), a state-of-
care. If you need to be hospitalized prior to the-art nursery for premature infants and
your delivery, these same nurses will monitor newborns with special needs. In November
your baby using the latest technology. 2003, with the opening of the new Morgan
Stanley Children’s Hospital Building, a
Before you go home, they will teach you to state-of-the-art, 50-bed NICU on Tower 7
safely care for your newborn, assist you in opened its doors. The new facility is a model
adjusting to parenthood, and educate you of family-centered high-tech care for the
about your baby’s physical needs and sickest of babies.
changes. All of this will help get you back to
your pre-pregnancy strength. Our intensive care program has been an
international model since its opening in the
1930’s. The NICU treats low birth weight,
premature babies and infants with respirato-
ry distress and congenital abnormalities.
Our cardiac surgery survival rate for infants
is the best in the state. We’ve also been rec-
ognized for excellence in care of respiratory
disorders. We take enormous pride in having
dramatically reduced the incidence of
chronic lung disease in babies.
Our Neonatal Follow-up Clinic evaluates
the growth, nutrition, general health, and
neurodevelopment of at-risk infants during
their first three years of life. A team of
neonatologists, development therapists,
nutritionists, and nurses perform detailed,
regular evaluations to identify early, mild
signs of delayed or abnormal growth and
treat diagnosed problems.
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Family-Centered Care Admissions
and Visiting Hours Once you’ve selected Sloane Hospital for
Women as the place to have your baby,
The birth of a baby is a wonderful and happy
you’ll have a chance to pre-register so you
time for all members of the family. With this
can avoid filling out paperwork on the day
in mind we heartily encourage family involve-
you arrive to deliver your baby. You can
ment in getting to know your baby right away.
even come into the hospital ahead of time
to take care of registration. It’s a good time
We welcome visitors, though we find it
to take a tour of the hospital as well. If you
works best for moms and babies if we limit
are interested in a tour, please schedule
guests to two at a time in a room. Generally,
it in advance by calling (212) 746-3215.
our visiting hours are from Noon to 8:30
p.m. If it is necessary, fathers, siblings or a
In the meantime, you’ll probably want to get
support person can visit at almost anytime
started on this list of things to bring, both
during the day. Just be mindful, if you’re in
for yourself and your baby.
a semi-private room, that consideration and
respect of your roommate’s privacy is very
important. It’s also important that visiting
children be free of colds and infections, and
that their immunizations are up to date.
Your baby may remain at your bedside,
throughout the day and night if you wish.
You can always have your baby cared for in
the nursery if you need some rest. Talk to
your nurse about what you’d prefer during
your stay.
8l Two bras. Buy two different styled
nursing bras during the last month of
your pregnancy. Also, if you are breast-
feeding, buy some disposable nursing
pads (without plastic or rubber lining).
l Two nightgowns, short if you have them,
Suggestions for What to Bring opening down the front if you are
breastfeeding
For the Birthing Room l Shower cap and rubber thongs for
l Slippers the shower
l Eyeglasses (if you wear contacts, pack a l Toiletries, including shampoo, tooth
case and solution) brush, tooth paste, lotion, (your skin may
l Robe, short gown or night shirt if you be dry from a loss of fluids), a bar of soap
prefer to wear your own – hospital gowns in a carrying case, deodorant, hairbrush,
are available hand mirror, makeup and any other
l Picture to focus on during labor personal beauty and hygiene products.
l Sandwich-size small paper bag l Wrist watch or portable clock
l Books or magazines or deck of cards (battery operated)
l Change for the telephone for your l Pen and stationery (possibly birth
husband/designated companion(Cellular announcements) if you wish
phones may only be used in the main l Checks for TV or telephone service
lobby or outside the hospital building) if desired
l Can of tennis balls or rolling pin l No valuable jewelry or large sums
l “Freeze-it” cold packs of money
l 1-2 wash cloths l Going home clothes for yourself.
l Warm socks during winter months They should be loose fitting.
l Purse-size mouth wash spray l The hospital will provide sanitary pads.
l Your favorite body lotion or powder
l Watch with second-hand
l Lollipops
During Your Stay, the Hospital
l Chapstick or Vaseline
Will Provide
l Diapers and wipes
l Snacks for the coach l Undershirts
l Camera and film l Blankets and hats
l Hairbrush
l Small battery-operated radio or
cassette recorder
What to Bring to Take Your Baby Home
l An infant car seat for car ride home
l Pillows (It’s state law.)
l A copy of your birth plan, if you have one l Undershirt
l Birth ball and its pump, if you have one l Onesie (stretch suit)
l Sweater, hat and heavy blanket or
For the Hospital Room bunting for cold weather
For Yourself: l Receiving blanket
l Slippers and bathrobe l Large cloth diaper/burp pad
l Underpants
l Few dollars for miscellaneous items
9Going Home Directions to Sloane
Going home with your newborn is a heart- Hospital for Women
warming occasion that brings joy mixed
The Sloane Hospital for Women is easily
with some anxiety. We’ll help prepare you as
accessible by car, bus, and subway. We are
much as possible for those first days at
located in Washington Heights, at West
home. On the day you go home, discharge
165th Street and Broadway at the Columbia
time is 10 a.m. Generally, you will be dis-
University Medical Center.
charged 48 hours after a vaginal delivery and
on the fourth day after a Caesarean birth.
The entrance at 3959 Broadway
Please plan ahead so you can leave by 10
(at 165th St.) is operational 24 hours a day, 7
a.m., on the day of your discharge. Both
days a week.
your obstetrician and your pediatrician must
authorize your discharge.
By Public Transportation
Be sure to have an infant car seat ready in Take the A (express), C (local), 1 or 9
the car for the baby’s ride home. subway train to West 168th Street and
Broadway. Or take the M-2, 3, 4, 5 or
Thanks so much for your interest in Sloane M-100 bus to the Medical Center stop.
Hospital for Women. We wish you and your
baby the very best. By Car
The most direct way from most locations
is to follow directions leading to the
George Washington Bridge. Then exit onto
Riverside Drive. From the exit ramp, bear
right and proceed south to West 165th
Street (a left exit). Proceed to Broadway.
Make left. Hospital is on your left.
10From upstate New York and New Jersey By car from the west side of Manhattan
After crossing the George Washington Take the Henry Hudson Parkway to Exit
Bridge, follow signs to the Henry Hudson 15-Riverside Drive South. From the exit
Parkway (also called the West Side ramp, bear right and proceed south to 165th
Highway), and then to Riverside Drive. Street (a left exit). Proceed to Broadway.
From the exit ramp, bear right and proceed Make a left. Hospital is on your left.
south to West 165th Street (a left exit).
Proceed to Broadway. Make a left. Hospital Parking
is on your left. Valet parking is available for patients’
families and visitors from 5:45 a.m. to
By car from Riverdale and Westchester 10 p.m., Monday through Friday, 7:00
via the Saw Mill River Parkway a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and Sunday in
Follow the Saw Mill River Parkway to the front of the entrance at Broadway and
Henry Hudson Parkway. Exit the Henry West 165th Street. For all other times, use
Hudson Parkway at Riverside Drive immedi- the West 165th Street and Fort Washington
ately past the George Washington Bridge. parking garage. Parking is free during day
From the exit ramp, bear right and proceed of discharge. Just present your discharge
south to West 165th Street (a left exit). papers at the cashier. If you have an antici-
Proceed to Broadway. Make a left. Hospital pated stay of five days or more, you can save
is on your left. money on parking by purchasing discount
coupons at our parking office – please call
By car from Westchester, Connecticut, (212) 305-4903 for more information.
or the east side of Manhattan, via the Major
Deegan, Cross Bronx Expressway, or
Harlem River Drive
Approaching the George Washington
Bridge, take the Henry Hudson Parkway,
stay to the left and follow signs to Riverside
Drive. From the exit ramp, bear right and
proceed south to West 165th Street (a left
exit). Proceed to Broadway. Make a left.
Hospital is on your left.
11Nearby Accommodations
The Fort Lee Hilton
Fort Lee, NJ
(201) 461-9000
Just across the George Washington Bridge.
Reach hospital by car or taxi.
Radisson Englewood Hotel
Englewood, NJ
(201) 871-2020
Across the George Washington Bridge.
Reach hospital via free shuttle bus from
7 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. that stops at the Milstein
Hospital Building on Fort Washington
Avenue. You are a one block walk to the
entrance to Sloane Hospital for Women.
Special room rates are available – mention
you’re visiting the hospital.
Still Have Questions?
l For classes and tours call our
Parent Education Office:
(212) 746-3215
l Admitting:
(212) 342-1759
l Division of Obstetric Anesthesia:
(212) 342-2028
12Sloane Hospital for Women 622 West 168th Street New York, NY 10032 Web site: www.nyp.org
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