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UCSF Birth Center Labor & Delivery
3.9 ★★★★☆ 14 Google reviews · Birth center · Hospital department
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What parents say again and again
“The doctors, nurses, and entire staff are amazing.”
What parents say
I gave birth here a month ago. The doctors, nurses, and entire staff are amazing. Had to have an emergency c-section and the doctors wanted to make sure I was under NO stress, they did everything to best accommodate me. When the time comes for pregnancy again I’ll choose UCSF.
My pregnant wife is currently a patient in the Antepartum wing. Her pregnancy is very high risk but we feel safe and cared for by all the staff here at UCSF. We've been here a week and I've only encountered one disappointing interaction with a staff member. Everything else has been excellent.
I recently went there to get an ultrasound and whatnot and the nurses and even the doctor was very attentive and helpful and nice about how they worded the information that they needed to relay to me. And the food is very good also
They did great job. Nurses there are lifesavers; the hospital itself is well-equipped in an impressive manner.
Frequently asked questions
- Is UCSF Birth Center Labor & Delivery a freestanding birth center or a hospital unit?
- UCSF Birth Center Labor & Delivery is a hospital-based labor & delivery unit. Hospital L&D units handle all risk levels, with medical care available on site. Tour policies and birth options vary, so confirm directly with the facility and your provider.
- Does UCSF Birth Center Labor & Delivery offer water birth?
- Water birth isn't mentioned in the public information we have for UCSF Birth Center Labor & Delivery. If a birthing tub matters to you, ask the facility directly — options change, and our data may not capture everything they offer.
- Does UCSF Birth Center Labor & Delivery accept insurance or Medicaid?
- We couldn't confirm insurance details from public information. Ask the facility which plans they accept, and check with your insurer about coverage for the type of birth care you're planning.
- How do I get in touch or see the facility?
- Call (415) 353-2566 or use the website link above. Most birth centers and hospital maternity units offer tours — it's the best way to get your questions answered before you decide.
