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NICU

The neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) provides critical care to newborns who are ill or premature. Many factors may lead to a newborn being admitted to the NICU, including low birth weight or complications during delivery. The NICU staff works closely with parents to develop a treatment plan for their newborn.

Neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) in Brooksville, Florida

When your baby needs extra medical support following birth, our Level III NICU team is here to provide specialized neonatal services.

Our 16-bed Level III NICU offers private family rooms fully equipped to provide the support and attention necessary for babies with a wide range of special needs. Every infant in the NICU is closely monitored by highly trained neonatologists, nurses, respiratory therapists and other healthcare professionals. We are committed to providing compassionate care and comprehensive support services for parents.

Family-centered NICU services

Our NICU is designed to allow for focused bonding with your baby while we offer the intensive individualized care your baby needs.

Features of our Level III NICU

  • Private NICU suites: We encourage both baby and mom (when mom is medically cleared and discharged) to room together in private NICU suites.
  • Designed for bonding: We include special recliners to promote bonding and “kangaroo” care, or skin-to-skin contact, with your baby.
  • Free Wi-Fi: We understand your priority is your newborn, and we want to help connect you to the resources and educational support you need during your baby’s stay with us.
  • Secured unit: We provide 24/7 security for the NICU to ensure the safety of your newborn.
  • Secure remote viewing access: If you or your family members need to leave the NICU, you will be able to view your newborn safely with our secured advanced monitoring access.

Breastfeeding support

We encourage breastfeeding for all newborns. As part of our labor and delivery services, our lactation specialists are available on-site to offer support and guidance. You can contact our lactation specialists at (352) 606-7304.

We offer human donor milk, as recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics, as well as breastfeeding classes and support groups. Our hospital also follows breastfeeding protocols from the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative, created by the World Health Organization and the United Nations Children’s’ Fund.

Our neonatal doctors and nurses

Our maternity teams are trained to take expert care of you and your baby. Our NICU teams have even deeper knowledge and experience with the complex issues that may result in your baby's need for this level of care.

Our NICU caregivers

Our board-certified neonatal doctors work with a wide range of medical specialists on our team to provide individualized care for your baby.

  • 24/7 critical care intensivists
  • 24/7 hospitalists
  • 24/7 midwives
  • 24/7 on-site security personnel to ensure a safe environment
  • Board-certified maternal-fetal medicine specialist
  • Board-certified NICU nurses
  • Board-certified obstetrician gynecologists (OB/GYNs) and high-risk OB/GYNs
  • Licensed clinical social worker dedicated to NICU babies and families
  • NICU respiratory therapists
  • NICU pharmacist
  • NICU occupational therapist
  • NICU speech therapist
  • NICU dietitian

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Our NICU Locations

Currently Viewing:

Oak Hill Hospital
11375 Cortez Blvd
Brooksville, FL 34613
 (352) 596 - 6632

Currently Viewing:

Oak Hill Hospital
11375 Cortez Blvd
Brooksville, FL 34613
 (352) 596 - 6632
Trinity Hospital
9330 SR-54 E
Trinity, FL 34655
 (727) 834 - 4000

24.2 miles

Brandon Hospital
119 Oakfield Dr
Brandon, FL 33511
 (813) 681 - 5551

44.3 miles