E.J. Horn, MD
FACOG, OB-GYN
Stephanie Stratton, BSN
Director of the Center
for Women's Health
Jonathan Cohen, MD
Neonatologist,
Kosair Children's Hospital
Upgrades in the labor and delivery unit provide a calming, spa-like experience that is more homey
and individualized than a traditional hospital atmosphere.
"Our aim is to provide family-centered care and to include the entire family unit in the birth
experience, not just the mom," says Stephanie Stratton, BSN, RN, RNC-OB, Director of the Center
for Women's Health at Frankfort Regional Medical Center. "Part of that is keeping the family unit
together as much as possible, which we are able to do even in the case of sick or preterm infants,
thanks to our neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) and affiliation with Kosair Children's Hospital."
Since the opening of the Level II NICU at Frankfort Regional, it has been affiliated with
Kosair Children's Hospital and their Level IV NICU, which is one of the largest in the nation.
"We are pleased to be able to support the efforts of Frankfort Regional Medical Center, helping them
continue to offer babies specialized care for a large number of conditions related to prematurity, as well
as illness," says Jonathan Cohen, MD, Kosair Children's Hospital neonatal specialist. "This affiliation
allows us to keep as many patients here in Frankfort as possible with excellent care
close to home."
Beauifu
Beginnings
At
the
Center
for
Women's
Health
at
Frankfort
Regional
Medical
Center,
expectant
mothers
have
a
wide
array
of
services
available
to
support
them
and
their
new
arrivals.
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