You can expect world-class care and treatment from our maternity program. We’re here for you and your newborn through every step of the delivery process.
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, our goal is to always provide the maximum amount of support possible to our patients and their babies, with your health and safety being the top priority. We encourage one support person to join our patients during their birth journey. For more details on our latest visitor policy, please review the FAQ’s or check in with your provider.
St. Margaret's Center
736 Cambridge St.
Brighton, MA 02135
617-562-7007
Maternity Classes: Please note that due to COVID-19, St. Elizabeth's is not able to offer classes in person.
To learn more about and register for our Childbirth Education, Breastfeeding and Postpartum support classes taught by our IBCLC-certified lactation consultants and experienced nursing team, please visit stelizabethsmc.eventbrite.com.
For information on other virtual class offerings, please visit www.nurturebynaps.com.
At St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center, you’ll receive maternity services your family can trust with personalized care provided by highly trained OB-GYNs who practice in convenient, accessible locations. Our expert maternity team offers comprehensive maternal care throughout the birthing experience. St. Elizabeth's doctors, physician assistants, nurse-midwives and specially trained nurses will be by your side throughout labor, delivery and postpartum to provide expert care and to make sure you and your baby’s needs are met.
As a Level IV maternal care center, the highest designation available from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, St. Elizabeth's Medical Center is prepared to care for a wide range of pregnancies, from uncomplicated to the highest level of complexity. Our team will be with you every step of the way, from the prenatal stage through postpartum.
General Obstetrics
Our highly-skilled and passionate obstetrics team is here for you from the early stages of pregnancy planning, through childbirth and beyond. Conveniently located in offices throughout the greater Boston area, our obstetrics team will be there for you from the beginning of your journey through your birth at St. Elizabeth’s and beyond.
Nurse-Midwife Practice
St. Elizabeth's Medical Center offers women the option of choosing a nurse-midwife for their gynecologic and obstetric care, including annual pelvic and breast exams, preconception counseling, prenatal care, postpartum care, and breastfeeding support.
High-Risk Obstetrics and Antepartum Care (Maternal-fetal medicine)
The high-risk obstetrics group (maternal-fetal medicine) at St. Elizabeth's Medical Center focuses on helping women through challenging pregnancies by providing the most advanced level of specialized medical care and services.
Well Baby Nursery
The Well Baby Nursery at St. Elizabeth's Medical Center offers a family-centered approach to well newborn care, integrating up-to-date best practices and ensuring that both well babies, as well as those with non-critical medical issues, can safely remain with their parents throughout their hospital stay.
Neonatal Care (NICU)
The level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at St. Elizabeth's Medical Center is one of only a handful of units in Boston that provide the most advanced evidence-based care and technology for premature and critically ill newborns.
St. Elizabeth's offers world class care for newborns. Our Steward Medical Group physicians and care team provide 24/7 care.
Breastfeeding Services
St. Elizabeth's Medical Center offers a team of certified Lactation consultants and experienced nursing staff to all mothers who choose to breastfeed. Ask your nurse for information about scheduling a consultation.
Our certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLC's) and nursing staff will support you with:
The physicians at SMG Women's Health at Norwood Hospital are actively seeing patients and delivering at St. Elizabeth's Medical Center. You and your family can expect the same level of personal care while at the St. Elizabeth’s campus.
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Meet Dr. Keshishyan - Maternity at St. Elizabeth's
Meet Katherine Matta, MD - St. Elizabeth's Maternity
Meet Jean Wilner Noel, MD - St. Elizabeth's Maternity
Meet Dr. Lopes, OB/Gyn at St. Elizabeth's Medical Center
Meet Dr. Kovacs, OB/GYN at St. Elizabeth's
Virtual Tour
Join us on a virtual tour of our maternity facility! In this video, you will see:
Where to go in the hospital when you arrive for delivery
A tour of our labor & delivery floor, including an in-depth look at our private rooms
Our post-natal unit, including an overview of our post-natal services and a look at the our private rooms
Please note that due to COVID-19, St. Elizabeth's is not able to offer classes in person.
To learn more about and register for our Childbirth Education, Breastfeeding and Postpartum support classes taught by our IBCLC-certified lactation consultants and experienced nursing team, visit our events page here.
For information on other virtual class offerings, please visit www.nurturebynaps.com.
Welcoming a new baby can be among the most exciting times in a family’s life. The journey to that special moment includes many decisions ranging from whether to breast feed or to take Lamaze classes all the way to choosing between an obstetrician or partnering with a certified nurse-midwife for your birth.
