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Cone Health Women's & Children's CentersCone Health Women’s & Children’s Centers

At the Cone Health Women's & Children's Centers, we support our moms, babies and families with exceptional care they can count on. ConeHealthyBaby.com is a resource to help you prepare for the arrival of your new baby — or babies! We are here to assist you throughout your pregnancy, labor and delivery process and even with care after your delivery.

Before you arrive at the hospital, remember to pre-register for care. To view up-to-date visitor policies, click here.

Family-Centered Maternity Care

The Cone Health Women's & Children's Centers provide safe, high-quality care to mothers and babies. Our family-centered approach means that your care team will help you make informed choices about your labor, birth and postpartum care. Families are kept together as much as possible and our teams provide hands-on education and breastfeeding support.

Our Locations

Whether you deliver in Greensboro or Burlington, you can trust the Women's & Children's Centers for exceptional care for our moms, babies and families. 

Women's & Children's Center at Alamance Regional Cone Health Women's & Children's Center at Alamance Regional
1240 Huffman Mill Rd
Burlington, NC 27215

Women's & Children's Center at Moses Cone Hospital Cone Health Women's & Children's Center at Moses Cone Hospital
1121 N Church Street
Entrance C
Greensboro, NC 27401

Visitation Guidelines

Women's & Children's Center at Moses Cone Hospital & Alamance Regional

Support Person

  • The designated support person is not considered a visitor. 
  • Any inpatient support person will be given a band identifying them as the patient's chosen support person and may stay with the patient around the clock.

Doulas

  • Doulas credentialed by Cone Health do not count as visitors.
  • If you would like to complete our credentialing process, please email doulaservices@conehealth.com.

Visitor Passes

  • All visitors, including children, need an identification sticker when visiting. These stickers must be worn where they can be seen. 

Maternity Assessment Unit (Check-In)

  • No children under the age of 16.
  • A designated support person age 16 or older may be with the patient in the treatment area. The support person may switch out.
  • During the postpartum period (up to 6 weeks), if the mother is the patient, she can have her newborn stay with her if there is another support person present who can be responsible for the baby.  

Labor and Delivery

  • Laboring women may have one designated support person and two other visitors of any age visit.
  • The support person must remain the same.
  • Any child must be supervised at all times by a person aged 16 or over who is not the patient. 
  • The visitors may switch with other visitors.
  • Visitation is permitted 24 hours per day.
  • A doula registered with Cone Health for labor and delivery support is not considered a visitor. Doulas not registered with Cone Health are considered visitors.

Mother Baby Unit, OB Specialty and Gynecological Care

  • A designated support person and three visitors of any age may visit.
  • The three visitors may switch out.
  • The designated support person or a visitor age 16 or older may stay overnight in the room.
  • During the postpartum period (up to 6 weeks), if the mother is the patient, she can have her newborn stay with her if there is another support person present who can be responsible for the baby. 

Special Care Nursery (SCN) at Alamance Regional

  • The mother and one designated support person can visit anytime, day or night.
  • Two approved visitors (age 16 or older) must stay the same during the stay and may visit during regular hours. 
  • Maximum of two people (including the mother and siblings) at the bedside at the same time. 
  • Sibling visitation: Healthy siblings age 2 and older may visit with a parent during designated visiting hours. 
  • Parents may bring other visitors (age 16 or older) during regular visiting hours. 
  • Further details will be shared with the parents upon admission. 

Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Moses Cone Hospital

  • The mother and one designated support person can visit anytime, day or night. 
  • Two approved visitors (age 16 or older) must stay the same during the stay and may visit during regular hours. 
  • Maximum of three people (including the mother and siblings) can be in the room at the same time. 
  • Sibling visitation: Healthy siblings age 2 and older may visit with a parent during designated visiting hours.
  • Parents may bring other visitors (age 16 and older) during regular visiting hours.  
  • In the couplet care area, the mother is not counted as a visitor until she is discharged. Her support person must stay the same during her stay. 
  • Further details will be shared with the parents upon admission.