ALMH offers free Prenatal Classes
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[September 20, 2017]
LINCOLN
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Abraham
Lincoln Memorial Hospital reminds expecting families that each month
it offers a free prenatal class. The next 3-hour class will be held
Sunday, September 24 from 1pm – 4pm. The class will be held in
Steinfort A at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital located at 200
Stahlhut Drive in Lincoln.

Kathy Vogt, Registered Nurse and Lamaze Certified Childbirth
Educator, will be teaching the class that is designed for expectant
families. The class will teach participants how to know when it’s
time to come to the hospital, what to expect during labor and
delivery, breathing techniques and other pain relief options. The
class will also touch on newborn feeding and care. After the
classroom portion of the course, participants will be shown the
Family Maternity Suites at ALMH.
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“We are pleased to offer these classes to the community and we
encourage expecting mothers and their support partners to attend. The birth
process, even for second time mothers, can be both overwhelming and joyful. The
knowledge the mothers gain from our prenatal class helps lessen their anxiety.
Information is empowering,” said Elizabeth Meyrick, RN, Manager of the
Obstetrical Unit.
ALMH’s Family Maternity Suites is a state-of-the-art obstetrical center that
features three spacious and private labor-delivery-recovery-postpartum rooms
with private restrooms and showers. Each mom and baby receives individualized
care. To register for the class, please call 217-732-2161 ext. 55231. Additional
classes are scheduled for October 30, November 19 and December 10. To learn more
about the Family Maternity Suites or the other healthcare services offered at
ALMH, visit www.ALMH.org.
[Angela Stoltzenburg, MBA
Community Health Collaborative, Director
Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital] |