Cribs in Tijuana Hospital Ángeles Tijuana

Cuneros

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. 10999 Paseo de Los Heroes Ave., Zona Río, Tijuana Urban Area, 22010 Tijuana,

+52 664 635 1900 Ext. 3200

24 hours

The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Hospital Angeles Tijuana a reliable and safe option for your baby’s care. Our team of highly trained professionals will provide the attention and care your little one needs. In our NICU, your baby will be in a comfortable and welcoming environment and will receive all the care necessary for their well-being.

At Hospital Angeles Tijuana the importance of your baby’s safety and well-being, which is why we have strict safety measures and protocols in place to ensure their protection. Our staff is trained to address any needs your baby may have, from feeding to diaper changes and hygiene.

In addition, our nursery promotes the bond between you and your baby, allowing you to spend quality time together. Our goal is to give you peace of mind and confidence, knowing that your baby is in the best hands.

Whether you need to leave your baby with our nannies for a few hours or several days, our service is designed to adapt to your needs. You can be sure that your baby will receive the best attention and care.

Trust us with your baby’s care and let us be part of this very special stage in your life. We are committed to providing you with exceptional service and caring for your baby as if they were our own.

A 7-story white building with dark windows, blue " Hospital Angeles " lettering Hospital Angeles the upper right corner, and a sunrise in the background.

An MRI machine in a white room with blue lights, an orange floor, a nature-themed panel on the ceiling, and an anesthesia machine in the background.

A doctor wearing a radiation vest and a face mask operating the cardiac catheterization equipment, a digital display, and a patient lying down in the catheterization lab.

A white surgical robot with arms and touchscreens, LED lights hanging from the ceiling, and an anesthesia machine in the background in a white operating room.

Frequently Asked Questions

A neonatal nurse is a hospital staff member responsible for caring for and attending to newborns in the nursery. Their primary role is to provide the necessary care and ensure the babies’ well-being during their stay in the hospital.

To use the baby-sitting service, the newborn must have been admitted to the hospital’s maternity ward. In addition, parents or guardians must meet the requirements set by the hospital, such as submitting the necessary documentation and following the instructions of the medical staff.

The length of stay in the neonatal intensive care unit may vary depending on the newborn’s medical condition and the medical staff’s recommendations. In some cases, babies may stay in the neonatal intensive care unit for a few hours, while in others they may require a longer stay.

The staff at Cuneros is trained to provide specialized care for newborns. This includes proper feeding, regulating body temperature, hygiene, monitoring vital signs, and addressing any medical needs that may arise.

Yes, parents and family members are allowed to visit the neonatal unit. However, it is important to follow the medical staff’s instructions and adhere to the established guidelines to ensure the safety and well-being of the newborns and other patients in the area.