Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How are hospital nurseries categorized?

Q: What does a Level III NICU and Perinatal Services bring to the Greater Fox valley Community?

Q: How are hospital nurseries categorized?

A: Hospital nurseries are categorized in the following way:

  • Level I nurseries care for normal newborn infants only
  • Level II NICU may care for moderately ill or premature infants
  • Level II+ NICU (or with exception) treats babies as early as 28 weeks gestation
  • Level III NICU is the most advanced with no restrictions on caring for babies of any gestation, weight or medical condition

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Q: What does a Level III NICU and Perinatal Services bring to the Greater Fox valley Community?

A: Delivering at Rush-Copley provides parents with peace of mind few hospitals can offer. The medical team consists of leading experts in neonatal services, and allows families the same level of care that academic medical centers offer. The benefit is that families stay close to home with access to the support of families, friends and neighbors.

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Baby Beeper

It's important to get in touch with your support person when baby is coming.

  • Every mom delivering at Rush-Copley can use a free pager to contact her support person 
  • To reserve your baby beeper, call 630-978-6200.

Post-Partum Depression Support Group

Rush-Copley Medical Center now offers a Post-Partum Depression Support Group facilitated by Dr. Lorna London on Tuesday mornings from 10 -11 a.m. in the Women’s Health Conference Room. Call the Birth Center for more information at 630-978-6285.

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