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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What's the big deal? People will happily pay $5000 to go to Disney but balk at the minimal cost for a private room at Sibley? I delivered two there and it was as pleasant as labor and delivery can be. Great nurses, great care What more can you legitimately ask for?![/quote] Functional blood transfusors in the OB operating rooms. That's what I'd ask for. [/quote] Wow. That is awful. I know two friends who needed transfusions during their deliveries. One vaginal and one C section. One friend lost over half her blood volume from a hemorrhage and need emergency transfusion and hysterectomy. I would never deliver there knowing this. Even my amazing GP - who is affiliated with Sibley and in their office building - said she would not recommend delivering at Sibley (at least until the new building is done) because they aren't equipped to deal with complications. I dont understand why so many love the place when there are so many great hospitals in this area. [/quote] +1 Same rationale re: NICU. My SIL is a NICU nurse and has worked in multiple NICUs including the highest risk ones. The thing about the low-risk NICUs is often they are staffed by people who do not regularly encounter issues. She has said she would never deliver at less than a level 3 for that reason. You probably won't need it, but you just don't know.[/quote]
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