Women who are pregnant and experience complications often require special attention and need rapid medical care during their pregnancy. Over 150 high-risk pregnant women are transferred safely and quickly to Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center each year. They receive the most advanced maternal and neonatal medical care available in the Greater Southern California area regardless of their diagnosis, race, ethnicity or financial status.
Established in 1994, our emergency Maternal-Fetal Transport Services are available 24 hours-a-day, 7 days-a-week. Our team coordinates every transport. One call to 909.865.9713 immediately puts our team into action. We contact the Maternal-Fetal Medicine Physician, coordinate the method of transport (ground or air) and the multidisciplinary team is ready to respond and deploy within 30 minutes of accepting the request.
Our Maternal-Fetal Transport Team includes: Maternal-Fetal Medicine Physicians, Obstetricians, Physician sub-specialists, Registered Nurses and Respiratory Therapists. Our team understands the benefits of in-utero transports for mother and fetus. All members are highly trained to quickly access and stabilize the patient’s condition for transport. Our specially designed and equipped vehicles ensure that patients receive the best and safest care possible.
Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center’s Maternal-Fetal Transport Unit provides a mobile intensive care environment for pregnant patients en route to the hospital. Our Maternal-Fetal Transport Team maintains communication with our Maternal-Fetal Medicine Physicians during transports and are specially trained to care for the full range of maternal medical emergencies, including but not limited to:
Upon the arrival of our In-house Obstetricians, Neonatologists, Anesthesiologists and Maternal-Fetal Medicine Physicians are available 24 hours-a-day, 7 days-a-week to provide state-of-the-art care. We are committed to providing compassionate and professional care to all of our patients and families.
If needed, our 53 bed Level IIIB Neonatal Intensive Care Unit offers specialized care for critically ill infants. We offer programs to our High-Risk moms and their babies that include:
We pride ourselves in our active involvement with our referring facilities. We offer formal and informal educational opportunities for staff and physicians regularly at their site location. Offering classes in OB Emergencies, Obesity in Pregnancy, Prolapsed Cord/Breech/Shoulder Dystocia Deliveries, The Art of Perinatal Care, Labor Management, Pain Management, Induction, Breastfeeding, Stroke and Pregnancy, Newborn Assessment, Cultural Care & Perinatal Loss, Review of the New NRP Guidelines, Diabetes in the Perinatal Period, Bleeding/Hemorrhage/Shock/DIC in Pregnancy, and High-Risk Pregnancies, just to name a few.
Hospitals requesting a Maternal-Fetal Transport please call 909.865.9713.
Established in 1994, the Neonatal Transport Team at Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center is a highly skilled group of registered nurses and respiratory therapists working with Board Certified Neonatologists to provide safe and efficient ground transport of sick newborns to a level IIIB intensive care unit.
We have a dedicated team 24 hours a day that is prepared to respond to a request for transport of an acutely ill infant within 30 minutes of the time the transport is accepted.
Hospital/facility requesting a Neonatal Transport call 909.865.9703.
For more information about our maternity services, please visit our page on Birthing Services.
PVHMC is the only medical facility in the Pomona Valley, Eastern Los Angeles, San Bernardino County, and Inland Empire area offering Maternal-Fetal Transport and Neonatal Transport services.
For more information about our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, please call 909.865.9859 or complete our online form.
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