Providence Sacred Heart Birth Place
Welcome Your Newborn with Comfort and Care
Experience the joy of childbirth in a supportive and comfortable environment at Providence Sacred Heart Birth Place, where your birth is our priority.
Prepare for your delivery
Experience comfort and safety at The Birth Place. Call 509-474-6400 to learn more.
Our Approach
Get ready for one of the most memorable events of your lifetime – the grand entrance of your newborn. At Providence Sacred Heart Birth Place, you make the birth plan for your baby. And our highly skilled doctors and nurses will support your labor of love in any way you wish.
To help you feel at home, we provide comfortable birth rooms with a bed, jacuzzi bathtub, rocking chair, birthing balls, TV, music player and a day bed for your support person. If you choose to have anesthesia, our anesthesiologists or nurse anesthetists are here for you 24 hours a day.
When your baby is born, you’ll hear the sound of chimes softly ringing throughout the Birth Place.
Our Services, Conditions and Treatments
Services
- Obstetrics
- Maternity Care
- Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU)
- TeamBirth
- Antepartum Care
- Intrapartum Care
- Postnatal Care
- Lactation And Breastfeeding Consultation
- Lactation Support
- Newborn Care
- Newborn Feeding, Breastfeeding, Chestfeeding
- Postpartum Support
- Spiritual Care
Conditions
- Gestational Diabetes
- Placenta Accreta
- Placenta Previa
- Postpartum Depression
- Pregnancy-Related Hypertension
- Premature Birth
Treatments
- Amniotomy
- C-Section
- Gentle C-Section
- Labor Induction
Diagnostics
- Monitoring Fetal Heart Rate
- Pelvic Ultrasound
- Pregnancy Test
Awards and Accreditation
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development - Safe to Sleep® Hospital
Find a Doctor
Providence Sacred Heart Birth Place
101 W 8th Ave, West Tower, Second Floor, Spokane, Washington 99204
Map & Directions
Frequently Asked Questions
Bring the following for you and if relevant, for your support person as well:
- Personal toiletries (toothbrush, comb, etc.)
- Comfortable clothes to go home in for you and baby
- Any special snacks
- Phone charger
- Name of your pediatrician – you will be asked at check-in
Visitation policies may change during your stay due to current conditions in the hospital. Please note that we have different visitation policies than the main hospital, and policies may also differ between the labor room and the postpartum room. These guidelines are designed to ensure the birthing person, their support person, and their baby have a positive first bonding experience and receive the education and hands-on practice needed during their short time with us. Call us for the latest visitation policy.
At a Safe Sleep Hospital:
- Your baby will have its own sleep space in your room, but not in your bed
- Your baby will be placed on its back to sleep
- Your baby will be swaddled in a blanket securely not a blanket placed over baby
- Nothing will be placed in the sleep space (objects, toys or blankets)
Additional information is available on the Safe to Sleep website .
Most insurance plans that offer maternity benefits include well-baby care under the mother’s plan for the first 30 days following birth. We recommend contacting your insurance provider directly for more information. If you receive your insurance coverage through your employer, you can also check with your human resources department.
