Sentences with phrase «than a hospital»

In case you weren't aware, choosing to have a home birth rather than a hospital birth is a personal decision.

Obviously, that is 9 times higher than the hospital death rate for low risk women.

Birth centers were no riskier than hospitals for first - time moms, and all options (including home) appeared equally safe for women who had given birth before.

Our recovery room looked more like a hotel room than a hospital room, but my husband still had to sleep on the couch!

Other than hospital bills, costs like rehabilitation, loss of income, and lifestyle adjustments can get overwhelming.

So, you readily admit that homebirth is more dangerous and kills more babies than hospital birth, right?

Many families like this better than the hospital experience where they are transferred from room to room.

It's compact, fairly portable and a lot cheaper than hospital grade breast pumps form other brands.

It really burns my bum that we have far better outcomes than our hospital - based colleagues and are too often assumed to be the ignorant one in the room.

They are much more interested in prevention and community care than hospital care.

These breast pumps are more affordable than the hospital type, generally costing from $ 200 to $ 350.

We all know that a serious injury impacts a victim in more ways than the hospital bill, but these type of losses will never be covered by any health insurance plan.

Any way you look at it, homebirth is more dangerous for mothers than hospital birth.

Many women find the home birth experience to be a much more tranquil and enjoyable experience than a hospital birth.

Obviously, I care more about quality than the hospitals.

Such clinics often operate more convenient hours than a hospital and cost less than a doctor visit.

Local councils of churches could sponsor joint community meetings, perhaps more easily than hospitals, counseling centers or universities.

It's exhausting enough when a loved one is sick and IS getting good care — this sounds more like a circus than a hospital.

Many common sports injuries can be treated at urgent orthopedic care facilities with much less hassle than a hospital.

I attended a home birth and it was so much nicer than any hospital birth I have ever seen or heard about.

If anything was not going correctly with the birth, I would trust the home birth team to discover the problem much quicker than the hospital team.

In some places, homebirth is a more affordable choice than hospital birth because of the low need for expensive medical procedures.

But by having a midwife you are setting yourself up for a better chance of success than your hospital - going counterparts!

I think a homebirth that goes well IS more comfortable and happy than a hospital birth.

I am pregnant with my 3rd and am planning a home birth even though it will be significantly more expensive than a hospital birth.

When it comes to comfort, there's little argument that your home is more comfy than a hospital room.

What do they do differently than those hospitals that are chronically looking at 30 % to 50 % compliance?

It's far more expansive than the hospital found in the first game.

You may find that many schools work with long - term care facilities, since these institutions tend to run at a slightly slower pace than hospitals.

I had researched this option carefully and knew that in low - risk pregnancies homebirth was often times safer than hospital birth with much less risk of interventions.

Exactly how it sounds, a home birth is the decision to go through labor and childbirth at home rather than the hospital.

Medical assistant jobs can be found at many places other than hospitals and private practices.

Apparently there is no evidence that home care type services are better or cheaper than hospital (did I read this here?).

Rooms are often set up like a bedroom, rather than a hospital room.

The research in fact shows that in some cases home is safer for low risk mothers than hospital.

Sullivan, head of the Office of Mental Health, said the move would allow the state to save millions of dollars and redirect that money toward other local services geared toward treating children in their own communities rather than a hospital setting.

I believe that the majority of deliveries do not require a physician, but I also read several hundred medical journal articles a year, and it is clear that home deliveries are much less safe for the baby than hospital deliveries.

This ignores the fact that apparently HB midwives eff up (deliver dead and injured babies) at a much higher rate than hospital HCPs.