Frequently Asked Questions How do I prepare for the arrival of my baby? An important part of our personalized patient experience is education and support before and after childbirth. Many classes are offered to help parents know what to expect, prepare for baby’s arrival and be ready for baby at home. Can I tour the…

The level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Boston Medical Center – Brighton is one of only a handful of units in Boston that provides the most advanced care and technology for premature and critically ill newborns. Boston Medical Center – Brighton offers world class care for newborns. Our NICU is staffed 24 hours a day,…

Checklists for your Pregnancy Months 1 to 3 Meet with your obstetrician/midwife Prepare a list of questions for your prenatal visits Continue taking vitamins Maintain healthy eating habits Do not smoke, drink alcohol or take street drugs Avoid smoking areas Obtain exercise guidelines from your care provider Start pregnancy photo album If returning to work…

List of Local Support Groups For a detailed list of local support groups in Massachusetts, please go to Hopeful Connections: http://www.hopefulconnections.com MEND (Mommies Enduring Neonatal Death)http://www.mend.org/support Bereaved Parents of the USAhttp://www.bereavedparentsusa.org Carrying Onhttp://carryingon.yolasite.com Perinatal Loss Centerhttps://griefwatch.com For more information or questions, or simply to talk, please feel free to contact Spiritual Care Services at Boston…

Pre-Operative Information Boston Medical Center – Brighton orthopedic surgeons work with a team of dedicated clinical staff and assistants to ensure safe, high quality, expert care throughout the surgery process. Information regarding your pre-operative instructions and care can be found below. WHAT DO I NEED TO DO PRIOR TO MY SURGERY? Schedule a post-operative appointment…