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Birth Center Tour

We are pleased to offer in-person tours. This tour will get you familiar with the various areas of the Women's Hospital to prepare you for the birth of your baby. Areas covered are labor and delivery, post-partum, registration and family waiting areas. To ensure a comfortable and respectful environment for our inpatients, each in-person tour will be limited to 10 expectant individuals, each accompanied by one adult partner of their choice.

In-person tours are offered by registration only. Additional dates may be added- please check back often or call 919-784-2145. Tours are available at scheduled times and not on demand.

You may also take our interactive virtual tour with 360-degree views.

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