Obstetrics & Nursery

At SCCH, our specially-trained OB teams deliver babies, empower new families, educate caregivers, and connect new parents to resources within the community.

Why choose SCCH?

At SCCH, we cherish the opportunity to share in the precious moment of the birth of your child. We commit to provide exceptional care to both you and your baby during your stay with us.

At our hospital, newborns “room in” or stay in the room with the mothers to encourage bonding and allow new moms and families to develop confidence in caring for baby.

Board-certified lactation (breastfeeding) consultant

Gold-Level Safe Sleep Certification

Perinatal Nurse Services

Certified Car Seat Technicians

Spacious, private rooms and birthing suites

A sweet, en suite celebration dinner for two for mom and her support person!

Safe Infant Sleep Environment

This photo illustrates a safe sleep environment for a baby, in which the risks of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and other sleep-related causes of infant death are low. Baby is sleeping on its back on a firm and flat sleep surface, and dressed in appropriate sleep clothing.There are no crib bumpers, pillows, blankets, loose bedding, or toys in the sleep area.

Providers

Dr. Dustin Ellis, MD

Dr. Dustin Ellis, MD

Provider specialties - Family Medicine, Women's Health, Obstetrics

Provider phone number - 812-268-3318

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Dr. Dustin Ellis, MD

Dr. Dustin Ellis, MD

Provider specialties - Family Medicine, Women's Health, Obstetrics

Provider phone number - 812-268-3318

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Dr. Dustin Ellis, MD

Dr. Dustin Ellis, MD

Provider specialties - Family Medicine, Women's Health, Obstetrics

Provider phone number - 812-268-3318

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you perform Cesarean Section births?

Yes. C-Section births are performed as needed.

Do you offer childbirth classes?

SCCH offers a variety of classes, including the following: fertility, childbirth, parenting, and breastfeeding. To learn more, click here.

How many guests are allowed in the room during labor and delivery?

Typically, up to three people are allowed in the delivery room. Each delivery is unique and is considered on a case by case basis.