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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. 210 Temístocles, Polanco, Polanco IV Section, 11560 México City, CDMX

+52 5555313120 Ext. 2201

Monday through Friday: 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

We have a neonatal unit equipped to provide specialized care for newborns, ensuring a safe and comfortable environment for the first days of life, staffed by personnel trained in neonatal care.

A white 5-story building with tall windows, an entrance with stairs, and a black railing.

A white operating room with smart screens on the wall, hanging LED lights, a black operating table in the center, and an anesthesia machine in the back.

A gray color ultrasound machine, an examination table with a white sheet on one side, inside a white room with purple lighting.

A white-and-black mammography machine with a computer monitor in the background, inside a white room with pink lighting.

Frequently Asked Questions

A neonatal nurse is a nurse who specializes in caring for premature infants or those with medical conditions that require specialized care.

The primary goal of a neonatologist is to provide medical care and specialized treatment to newborns who need it, ensuring their well-being and promoting their healthy development.

An incubator provides services such as constant medical monitoring, specialized nursing care, proper nutrition, temperature control, medication administration, and monitoring of the baby's development.

The services of a neonatal nurse are available for premature infants or those with medical conditions that require specialized care. Babies are referred to the neonatal nurse by their treating physicians or by the hospital’s medical staff.

The length of stay in the neonatal unit can vary depending on the baby's medical needs. Some babies may stay for only a few days, while others may require weeks or even months of care in the neonatal unit.