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Cuneros at Hospital Angeles the Neonatal Unit. We provide specialized care and high-quality treatment for newborns. Come visit us.

Neonatal unit with white walls and 8 cribs. In the background, a glass partition through which the incubator room can be seen.

Blue location pin icon on a white background. 9371 Campos Eliseos Ave., Campos Elíseos, 32472 Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, México

+52 656 227 1400 Ext. 2360

Monday–Friday, 9:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

In the Neonatal Unit at Hospital Angeles Juarez, we provide care for premature newborns and those who require specialized medical care. Our facility is staffed by a highly trained team of doctors and nurses specializing in neonatology, who provide comprehensive, high-quality care to the babies in our neonatal intensive care units.

Our primary goal is to ensure the well-being and health of newborns by providing the care and medical attention necessary for their proper development. We have state-of-the-art technology and specialized equipment to constantly monitor the babies and provide them with the specific treatments and care they require.

Furthermore, at Hospital Angeles Juarez, we understand the importance of closeness and contact between parents and their babies, which is why we encourage parents’ active participation in their children’s care. We provide them with the necessary support and guidance so they feel confident and comfortable caring for their babies.

The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Hospital Angeles Juarez is a specialized service dedicated to the care of premature newborns or those with special medical needs. Our team of highly trained professionals and our state-of-the-art facilities ensure the comprehensive, high-quality care that these babies require.

A beige hospital bed with a white mattress and a gray blanket in a light gray room with a gray armchair and a black lamp built into the wall.

A beige CT scanner with a yellow mat inside a sand-colored room with a brown floor, with monitoring equipment on one side.

A white room with 12 hemodialysis machines, blue curtains, beige armchairs, and televisions mounted on the ceiling.

Frequently Asked Questions

A neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) is a specialized unit dedicated to the care of premature infants or those with medical conditions requiring specialized care. Its primary function is to provide intensive care and constant monitoring to ensure the infants’ well-being and proper development.

To be admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit, you must have a doctor’s referral stating that the newborn requires specialized care. In addition, you must meet the admission requirements established by the hospital, which may include medical tests and preliminary evaluations.

The length of stay may vary depending on the baby’s medical condition. Some babies may require only a few days of intensive care, while others may need weeks or even months of specialized care. The medical team will continuously monitor the baby’s progress and determine when it is safe to discharge the baby.

The neonatal intensive care unit provides specialized care, including constant monitoring of vital signs, medication administration, proper nutrition, respiratory therapy, and phototherapy, among other services. In addition, skin-to-skin contact with parents is encouraged to strengthen the emotional bond and stimulate the baby’s development.

Yes, parents can visit their baby in the neonatal unit. However, it is important to follow the rules and visiting hours established by the hospital to ensure the safety and well-being of all the babies in the unit. Parents can also receive information and guidance from the medical team on how to actively participate in their baby’s care.