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Read maternity reviews of MemorialCare Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital Long Beach from Black and brown mothers and birthing people. Explore firsthand experiences with prenatal care, labor and delivery, postpartum care, breastfeeding support and NICU care.
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Total reviews
4.23
Average rating
The nurses at the birthing center were wonderful. They made sure I knew what was happening every step of the way and answered my questions without hesitation and made sure I was comfortable with everything.
Biological Birth Parent
“I went in for a dr appointment and asked my doctor to check my cervix, I was told there is not was I could be going into labor and that checking my cervix was a waste of time. [The baby was born the next day].”
Biological Birth Parent
“The doctor was nice but tried rushing things a little bit. But there was a nurse…on night shift and she was absolutely AMAZING!!!!!!! She was great to my client and to me as her doula. We worked as a team, she made sure to help my client with every request she made. [They] made my clients experience soooooo much better. I hope every birthing person gets to experience [this] when they birth at this hospital.”
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REVIEW TOPICS
Prenatal care, labor and delivery, postpartum care, breastfeeding support, NICU care, and overall experience
LOCATION
Long Beach, California — serving families across Los Angeles and Orange counties
PRIVACY
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MemorialCare Miller Children's & Women's Hospital
Frequently asked questions
Is Miller Children's a good hospital for giving birth?
There is no single maternity hospital that is best for every pregnancy or family. Miller Children’s provides labor and delivery, postpartum, high-risk pregnancy and newborn care through its BirthCare Center in Long Beach.
IRTH reviews can help you understand how Black and brown mothers and birthing people describe their actual maternity care experiences at Miller Children’s before deciding whether the hospital is right for you.
How many babies are born at Miller Children's each year?
More than 5,500 babies are welcomed each year through the Cherese Mari Laulhere BirthCare Center at Miller Children’s in Long Beach.
Does Miller Children's have a NICU?
Yes. Miller Children’s has a Level IV neonatal intensive care unit, the highest level of NICU care. It provides specialized treatment for premature, critically ill and medically complex newborns.
Does Miller Children's offer high-risk pregnancy care?
Yes. Miller Children’s provides high-risk pregnancy services including maternal-fetal medicine, fetal diagnostics and specialized inpatient care through its Perinatal Special Care Unit.
What do Black mothers say about Miller Children's?
IRTH collects anonymous reviews from Black and brown mothers and birthing people who received maternity care at Miller Children’s. Reviews may cover prenatal care, labor and delivery, postpartum care, breastfeeding support, NICU care, communication, respect and overall patient experience.
