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A Labor Day Story: 43 Years of Delivering Babies

A snapshot of Pam Padula, RNC, from 1986 reveals a smiling young nurse in scrubs showing off a newborn.

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Meet the Staff of Our New Patient Care Tower: Germaine

Meet Germaine, a Labor & Delivery nurse in the hospital's new North Tower.

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Physician Lecture Series - Andrea S. Garrick, MD, OB/GYN

Lexington Medical Center is pleased to present Andrea S. Garrick, MD, OB/GYN from Lexington Women's Care for her lecture on "Cervical Cancer".

Women's Services

A portrait of Katlyn in a pink hospital gown, sitting on the hospital bed and smiling while holding her newborn baby, Savannah Kate, who is yawning.

The New Tower: Our First Baby!

Lexington Medical Center is pleased to announce the birth of the first baby born inside our new patient care tower!

Women's Services

Lighting Up to Celebrate Birth Days

Lexington Medical Center delivers more than 3,300 babies a year.

Women's Services

Treating High Risk Pregnancies at Lexington Medical Center

From twins and triplets to high blood pressure and pre-term labor, many situations can lead to a high-risk pregnancy.

Women's Services

Our First Baby of 2020

Congratulations to United States Air Force Captain Denise on the birth of baby boy Trevor on January 1 at 2:50 a.m. -- our hospital's first delivery of 2020!

Women's Services

Coronavirus and Pregnancy

Pregnant women may have many questions about coronavirus.

Women's Services

Obstetrician Delivers Next Generation of Midlands Family

One Midlands family has a uniquely deep relationship with James W. Stands, MD, of South Carolina OB/GYN Associates.

Women's Services

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