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About Maternity Program

Personalised Pregnancy, Birth and Postnatal Care

The Maternity Program at Sitaram Bhartia Institute of Science and Research provides comprehensive care for expecting mothers through pregnancy, childbirth, and the postnatal period.

Our approach focuses on personalised care, informed decision-making, normal delivery support where clinically appropriate, safe birth practices, partner involvement, antenatal education, and postnatal support for both mother and baby.

The maternity team includes obstetricians, gynaecologists, women’s health educators, specialty nurses, lactation support teams, coordinators, and trained support staff. Care is supported by labour rooms, fetal monitoring, NICU, ICU, OT, emergency services, and paediatric support where required.

We understand that pregnancy and childbirth can feel overwhelming. Dedicated coordinators help families with appointments, estimates, preparation guidance, admission planning, and postnatal follow-up so that the journey feels clearer and more supported.

Conditions and Concerns We Support

Our maternity team supports women and families with:

  • Pregnancy confirmation and antenatal care
  • Routine pregnancy check-ups
  • Normal delivery planning
  • Vaginal birth after caesarean, where clinically suitable
  • High-risk pregnancy care
  • Previous caesarean pregnancy counselling
  • Labour and delivery care
  • Pain relief options during labour
  • Partner-supported birth
  • Birth preparedness
  • Antenatal education
  • Physiotherapy during pregnancy
  • Breastfeeding preparation
  • Postnatal recovery
  • Newborn care guidance
  • Pregnancy emergencies
  • NICU support where required
  • ICU and OT support where required

Our Maternity Services

Antenatal Consultations

Antenatal consultations help monitor the health of the mother and baby throughout pregnancy.

During consultation, the obstetrician may review:

  • Pregnancy stage and expected date of delivery
  • Symptoms and concerns
  • Previous pregnancy or delivery history
  • Blood pressure and weight
  • Ultrasound and blood test reports
  • Baby’s growth and wellbeing
  • Medical conditions such as diabetes, thyroid concerns or hypertension
  • Birth preferences
  • Need for specialist support
  • Warning signs that need urgent care

The aim is to support a safe, informed, and personalised pregnancy journey.

Telemedicine Services

Telemedicine services may be available for suitable follow-ups, report reviews, counselling, and non-emergency pregnancy-related concerns.

This helps expecting mothers access guidance more conveniently where clinically appropriate.

High-Risk Pregnancy Care

Some pregnancies require closer monitoring and coordinated care.

High-risk pregnancy support may be needed in cases such as:

  • Gestational diabetes
  • High blood pressure in pregnancy
  • Thyroid disorders
  • Previous caesarean delivery
  • Previous pregnancy complications
  • Twin or multiple pregnancy
  • Advanced maternal age
  • Fetal growth concerns
  • Preterm birth risk
  • Placental concerns
  • Medical conditions during pregnancy

Care is planned based on the mother’s health, baby’s wellbeing, reports, and clinical assessment.

Normal Delivery Support

The maternity program places strong emphasis on supporting normal delivery where clinically appropriate.

Our care includes:

  • Regular pregnancy monitoring
  • Labour preparedness
  • Birth education
  • Partner support
  • Pain relief options
  • Continuous labour monitoring
  • One-to-one nursing support where available
  • Timely intervention when medically required
  • Postnatal support for mother and baby

The focus is on safe, respectful, and informed childbirth.

VBAC Counselling and Support

For women who have had a previous caesarean birth, Vaginal Birth After Caesarean, or VBAC, may be considered in selected cases.

VBAC suitability depends on:

  • Reason for previous caesarean
  • Type of previous uterine incision
  • Current pregnancy status
  • Baby’s growth and position
  • Mother’s health
  • Labour progress
  • Availability of emergency support
  • Obstetrician’s assessment

The team provides counselling on benefits, risks, alternatives, and safety considerations before planning VBAC.

Antenatal Education and Birth Preparation

Our antenatal education workshops are designed to help expecting mothers and partners prepare for labour, delivery, breastfeeding, newborn care, and early parenthood.

Workshops and sessions may include:

  • Childbirth education
  • Labour preparation
  • Breathing and relaxation techniques
  • Pregnancy-safe physiotherapy
  • Partner support during labour
  • Birth planning
  • Understanding pain relief options
  • Breastfeeding preparation
  • Newborn care
  • Warning signs during pregnancy
  • Postnatal recovery
  • Fourth trimester guidance

These sessions help families feel more confident and prepared for childbirth and early parenting.

  • Labour and Delivery Care
  • Labour and Delivery Rooms

Our labour and delivery rooms are designed to provide privacy, safety, and comfort during childbirth.

The labour room setup includes a single coupe-style environment where the bed converts into a delivery table, helping support privacy and continuity during labour and birth.

Labour care may include:

  • Continuous observation
  • Fetal monitoring with CTG machines
  • Pain relief options
  • Partner support where permitted
  • Skilled nursing care
  • Obstetrician supervision
  • Paediatric support for the newborn
  • Emergency readiness where required
  • Pain Relief Options During Labour

Pain relief options may be discussed during antenatal visits and labour planning.

Depending on clinical suitability and availability, options may include:

  • Epidural analgesia
  • Breathing and relaxation support
  • Labour positioning
  • Physiotherapy-guided comfort measures
  • Water birth options where clinically possible
  • Hypnobirthing support where clinically possible

The suitability of each option depends on the mother’s condition, labour progress, baby’s wellbeing, and doctor’s assessment.

Fetal Monitoring

The labour rooms are supported by CTG machines for fetal monitoring.

Fetal monitoring helps the care team assess the baby’s heart rate and wellbeing during labour, especially when closer observation is required.

Postnatal and Fourth Trimester Support

Care continues after delivery to support the mother’s recovery and the baby’s early health.

Postnatal support may include:

  • Monitoring after delivery
  • Pain and recovery guidance
  • Breastfeeding support
  • Newborn care counselling
  • Lactation guidance
  • Emotional wellbeing support
  • Guidance on warning signs
  • Follow-up planning
  • Support for the fourth trimester

The fourth trimester is an important period of physical recovery, breastfeeding adjustment, newborn care, sleep changes, and emotional transition into parenthood.

Baby and Mother-Friendly Care

At Sitaram Bhartia, maternity care supports practices that promote bonding, breastfeeding, and safe nurture where clinically possible.

This may include:

  • Skin-to-skin contact after birth
  • Breastfeeding within the first hour where possible
  • Newborn care counselling
  • Mother-baby bonding support
  • Lactation counselling
  • Partner and family guidance
  • Paediatric involvement for newborn wellbeing

These practices are encouraged based on the condition of the mother and baby after delivery.

Inpatient Maternity Care

For women who require admission, our inpatient care focuses on safety, comfort, privacy, monitoring, and clear communication.

Inpatient maternity care may include:

  • Admission coordination
  • Labour monitoring
  • Delivery care
  • Post-delivery monitoring
  • Nursing support
  • Pain management
  • Breastfeeding guidance
  • Newborn care support
  • Diet and mobility guidance
  • Discharge counselling
  • Follow-up planning
  • Emergency Maternity Services

Emergency services are available 24/7 for urgent pregnancy and childbirth-related concerns.

The team is trained to identify pregnancy-specific problems, triage patients, and prioritise appropriate care.

Seek urgent care if you experience:

  • Heavy bleeding
  • Severe abdominal pain
  • Reduced or absent baby movements
  • Severe headache
  • Blurred vision
  • Sudden swelling
  • High fever
  • Fits or seizures
  • Breathlessness
  • Water breaking before time
  • Labour pain before term
  • Any sudden or worrying change during pregnancy
  • NICU, ICU and OT Support

Maternity care is supported by hospital-based services for situations where mother or baby may need additional care.

Support may include:

  • 24/7 NICU support for newborns where required
  • ICU support for mothers needing closer monitoring
  • OT support for caesarean section or emergency procedures
  • Paediatrician support for newborn care
  • Anaesthesia support for pain relief or surgical care
  • Emergency readiness during labour and delivery

This helps provide connected care for both mother and baby when additional support is needed.

Our Approach to Maternity Care

At Sitaram Bhartia, maternity care is based on safety, trust, preparation, and informed decision-making.

Our approach focuses on:

  • Personalised antenatal care
  • Normal delivery support where clinically suitable
  • Avoiding unnecessary interventions
  • Timely medical intervention when needed
  • High-risk pregnancy monitoring
  • Partner involvement and birth preparedness
  • Antenatal education and physiotherapy
  • Labour support and fetal monitoring
  • Breastfeeding and newborn care guidance
  • Postnatal recovery and fourth trimester support
  • Clear communication with families
  • Coordinated care with paediatrics, NICU, ICU, OT, anaesthesia, and emergency teams

We aim to make the maternity journey safer, calmer, and more informed for every family.

When Should You Consult the Maternity Team?

You may consider consulting the maternity team if you are:

  • Planning a pregnancy
  • Newly pregnant
  • Looking for antenatal care
  • Seeking normal delivery support
  • Considering VBAC after previous caesarean
  • Looking for high-risk pregnancy care
  • Experiencing pregnancy symptoms that need assessment
  • Looking for antenatal classes
  • Seeking childbirth education
  • Interested in pain relief options during labour
  • Looking for postnatal or breastfeeding support
  • Seeking newborn care counselling
  • Looking for a second opinion during pregnancy

For sudden or severe symptoms, seek emergency care immediately.

Doctors and Care Team

The Maternity Program is supported by obstetricians, gynaecologists, women’s health educators, specialty nurses, lactation support teams, paediatricians, anaesthetists, coordinators, and trained support staff.

The team works closely with NICU, ICU, OT, Emergency, Pediatrics, Physiotherapy, Imaging and Diagnostics, Diabetes and Endocrinology, and other specialties where required.

Why Choose Sitaram Bhartia for Maternity Care?

Focus on Normal Delivery Where Clinically Suitable

The maternity program supports normal delivery and informed birth choices while ensuring timely intervention when medically required.

Personalised Birth Experience

Every pregnancy is different. Care plans are shaped around the mother’s health, baby’s wellbeing, previous history, preferences, and clinical needs.

Antenatal Education and Preparation

Expecting mothers and partners can attend antenatal sessions that cover labour, delivery, physiotherapy, breastfeeding, newborn care, and early parenthood.

Partner and Family Support

The team encourages partner involvement, birth preparedness, and family-centred support throughout pregnancy and childbirth.

Pain Relief and Comfort Options

Options such as epidural analgesia, water birth, and hypnobirthing may be discussed and offered where clinically possible.

Safe Labour Monitoring

Labour rooms are supported by fetal monitoring through CTG machines, trained nurses, obstetricians, and paediatric support.

Privacy-Focused Labour Rooms

The single coupe-style labour room setup supports privacy, comfort, and continuity during labour and delivery.

24/7 Senior Support

Senior obstetricians and paediatricians are available round-the-clock for maternity and newborn care needs.

NICU, ICU and OT Backup

The program is supported by 24/7 NICU, ICU, and OT services where required for mother or baby.

Ethical and Minimal Intervention Approach

We aim to avoid unnecessary procedures and support care decisions that are clinically appropriate, clearly explained, and aligned with patient safety.

Transparent Estimates and Coordination

Dedicated coordinators help families with estimates, appointments, preparation, admission guidance, documentation, and follow-up.

VBAC Support Where Appropriate

Women with a previous caesarean may receive counselling and evaluation for VBAC where clinically suitable.

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Dr. Anita Sabherwal Anand

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Obstetrics & Gynecology

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Dr. Ashmita Saha

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Dr. Priti Arora Dhamija

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