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Our Buckeye Babies
Join the family of Buckeye Babies
Because birth is a family event, your partner and family are included in the birth experience as much as possible here at the Maternity Center at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center. We provide the comforts of home with the most advanced technology and experienced staff to give you the highest level of care, and peace of mind.
More than 5,200 Buckeye Babies were born at our Maternity Center last year. Our patients include women having vaginal deliveries, cesarean deliveries, vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) deliveries and high-risk deliveries including multiples and preterm deliveries.
More than 5,200 Buckeye Babies were born at our Maternity Center last year. Our patients include women having vaginal deliveries, cesarean deliveries, vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) deliveries and high-risk deliveries including multiples and preterm deliveries.
Schedule a Tour
Tours are one hour in duration and are offered several times each month. Tour dates and times can be found on our online scheduling system. You can also learn more by calling Ohio State's Maternity Center at 614-293-5123, option 3. Please note: children are not permitted on maternity tours, but are permitted on family-centered maternity tours. Please be sure to select appropriately when scheduling.
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