Postpartum care

The goals of our after-childbirth care are to help your body heal from delivery and support you as you get to know your new baby. We also want you to be able to make memories, celebrate and prepare to take your baby home safely.

Your comfort is crucial to your postpartum healing. Newly renovated, our mom/baby unit consists of all private, soothing rooms, each with its own bathroom and shower, Apple TV and secure Wi-Fi network. Our specially trained nursing team will provide you with physical, emotional and informational support during your stay.

We also offer:

• Mommy and Me tea service for our Rose Moms
• Special Rose Babies gift for baby
• Free garage and valet parking, including special new family parking on the main level of the parking garage
• A special Brunch for Two
• Newborn photography services (complimentary photo shoot, photos available to purchase)
• First Footprint keepsake
• Sibling happy hour

For more information about HCA HealthONE Rose's postpartum services, please call (303) 320-2001.

Breastfeeding support

Certified lactation consultants are staffed seven days a week to help you and your baby acclimate to breastfeeding during your stay here. Additionally, a hospital-grade breast pump is available for use in all postpartum rooms.

If you are still looking for more information, there are additional online breastfeeding resources below:

• La Leche League International
• U.S. Department of Health & Human Service's Office on Women's Health

For lactation support after discharge, please call our lactation helpline at (303) 320-2001. You can also attend one of our weekly breastfeeding support groups.

Well-baby nursery

Rose Babies is home to a state-of-the-art well-baby nursery. Following delivery, some new parents don't want to let their newborn out of their sight, while others like to have time to rest and recuperate before heading home with their new baby. Our beautiful well-baby nursery, directly adjacent to the mom/baby nurses station, is a place where your baby will be safe and comfortable while the family gets some rest. This nursery also has a dedicated room for elective circumcisions. This space is secured and locked so you can rest assured that you and your baby are safe and being taken care by our experienced mom/baby nurses.

Neonatal intensive care

For babies that need a little extra care after birth, we provide a Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Our NICU was named the #1 NICU in HCA Healthcare for nursing excellence.

As Denver's "Baby Hospital," our smallest patients are our top priority. For the safety of our newborns and their parents, we offer the following safety measures:

• Each baby has an anklet that triggers an alarm if tampered with or if your baby is taken outside the secure area
• You and your birthing partner will receive baby "bracelets"; infant security bands are monitored 24/7
• You are encouraged to accompany your baby for any procedures, such as weight checks
• Rooming in is highly encouraged so your baby is with you as much as possible
• All hospital staff are trained regularly on security procedures
• The entire floor is restricted and requires badge access
• There is always a security officer on duty
• All visitors are required to provide photo identification and to pass through a metal detector
• Security cameras are monitored at all times by security and the nurses' station

Our postpartum support does not end after you are discharged. Our team offers a variety of support services to help you once you are home with your baby.

Lactation help and breastfeeding support groups

Get answers to your breastfeeding questions within 24 hours through our lactation helpline (303) 320-2001. You can also attend our weekly breastfeeding support group, Rose Mamas TLC (The Lactation Club), Mondays from 1:00pm to 2:00pm. Space is limited, so registration is required.

Postpartum mental wellness

Depression and anxiety are the most common complications after pregnancy. Parents of every culture, age, income level and race can develop perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. Symptoms can appear at any time during pregnancy through the first 12 months after childbirth. If left untreated, symptoms can last for years, but effective treatment options are available. The sooner you get help, the sooner you will feel like yourself again. To learn more about symptoms and treatment options, visit the Postpartum Support International website and / or the Postpartum Support International directory to find a qualified perinatal mental health professional in your area and insurance network.

Our hospital offers excellent urogynecology care for post-pregnancy conditions, such as urinary incontinence or pelvic organ prolapse, which many women experience after childbirth. The gynecologists at our women's hospital offer effective and minimally invasive pelvic floor treatments and therapies. Our goal is to make you feel comfortable by educating you about your condition and helping you find relief from your symptoms.