Maternity Services at Atrium Health Cabarrus

Where you deliver your baby is a big decision. You want the best for both of you. Located in Concord, NC, the maternity center at Atrium Health Cabarrus – called Mariam Cannon Hayes Women’s Center – provides exceptional care for growing families like yours.

This includes the full range of maternity services, as well as a dedicated unit for high-risk deliveries with maternal-fetal medicine specialists available around the clock. Once your little one is born, have peace of mind knowing they’re receiving top-notch care, with Atrium Health Levine Children’s neonatologists, a Level IV NICU and Jeff Gordon Children’s Center all on-site.

From labor and delivery to the first newborn snuggles, you’ll feel confident Atrium Health Cabarrus is where you’re meant to be.

Why choose Atrium Health for maternity care?

When you choose Atrium Health, you’re choosing exceptional care for you and your baby. In addition to fertility and high-risk specialists with leading outcomes, we have the region’s only hospitals recognized by U.S. News & World Report for maternity and newborn care.

Our maternity centers consistently meet high national standards for safety and expertise. And when you deliver at any Atrium Health hospital, you get peace of mind knowing your baby is in the best hands possible. That’s because your family’s care team includes Atrium Health Levine Children’s providers. In addition to being specially trained in newborn care, they’re connected to Levine Children’s Hospital – the region’s only children’s hospital recognized by U.S. News & World Report.

Services and amenities

Get everything for you and your everything at Atrium Health Cabarrus.

Care and support

No matter how routine or high-risk, our maternity center has everything you need for a healthy, safe delivery, including:

• Labor and delivery care
• C-section delivery operating rooms
• Postpartum services
• Breastfeeding support from board-certified lactation consultants
• A nurse dedicated to you and your baby
• Infant security system and security team
• Specially trained maternal-fetal medicine team for high risk pregnancies
• Atrium Health Levine Children’s newborn care
• Neonatologists
• Level IV neonatal intensive care unit (NICU)
• Jeff Gordon Children’s Center

Birthing suites

Our private, spacious suites are designed to support you through labor and delivery and as you bond with your baby. Each one includes special touches to help you feel at home, like:

• Private bathroom
• Guest bed
• Flat-screen TV
• Free wireless internet
• Rocking chair
• Birthing balls and wireless monitors

Dining, shopping and more

You and your family will enjoy the conveniences of our:

• Coffee, refreshments and snacks in every unit
• Cafeteria on-site
• Room service
• Café and Starbucks
• Free parking
• Family-style waiting lounge for visitors

Maternity classes

From preparing for childbirth to postpartum care, Atrium Health Cabarrus has maternity classes that help your whole family get ready. For more information about maternity classes, contact us at CabarrusBabyline@AtriumHealth.org or 704-403-5761.

Public Cord Blood Bank Donation

Atrium Health Cabarrus is one of a handful of hospitals in North Carolina participating in umbilical cord blood collection for public banks. This means when you have a baby, you can choose to anonymously donate the blood from the placenta and umbilical cord to a cord blood bank.

Instead of being thrown out, donated cord blood can be used to treat more than 80 different diseases, including leukemia and lymphoma. Free and painless for you and your baby, cord blood cells could potentially be lifesaving for someone battling a life-threatening condition or waiting for a transplant.

If the cord blood meets all criteria, it’ll be stored at Carolinas Cord Blood Bank and listed on the Be The Match^® cord blood registry, where it'll be matched with a person who needs it.

Most women who are healthy and having one baby are able to participate in the easy collection process, and it won’t change your labor or delivery in any way. Remember the choice is entirely yours, so talk to your family and care team as soon as possible to determine what’s best for you and your baby.