Plan your birth with an experienced obstetric team — from pregnancy review and birth planning to labour monitoring, vaginal delivery, mother care and newborn support.
Suitability is decided after obstetric evaluation and may change during pregnancy or labour.
Mother and baby are clinically stable and pregnancy is progressing without conditions that require another delivery plan.
Baby’s position, growth and wellbeing are assessed as part of delivery planning.
Cervical dilation, contractions, fetal wellbeing and the mother’s condition are monitored through labour.
The obstetrician has not identified a current clinical reason that makes a C-section the safer delivery route.
Blood pressure, medical history and pregnancy-related conditions are considered before and during labour.
Previous delivery history, scans, reports and current pregnancy findings help guide the safest birth plan.
A delivery consultation helps you understand your pregnancy, hospital plan and what to expect when labour starts.
Your care team follows the progress of labour while monitoring the mother and baby.
Contractions become regular and the cervix gradually dilates. The team evaluates labour progress and keeps you informed.
Once fully dilated, the obstetric team guides pushing and monitors the baby as birth progresses through the vaginal canal.
After birth, the placenta is delivered and the mother is monitored for bleeding, comfort and early postpartum recovery.
Monitoring is individualized depending on pregnancy and labour.
Post-delivery monitoring focuses on safe recovery, bonding, feeding and newborn assessment.
Watch a short doctor video to understand who may be suitable for Normal Delivery, what happens during labour and when the delivery plan may need to change.
A short 60–90 second explanation from the obstetrician can answer the questions most mothers have before choosing their delivery hospital.
MBBS, MD • Obstetrics & Gynecology
30+ Years of Experience
Consult for pregnancy care, birth planning, Normal Delivery, C-section counselling, high-risk pregnancy and postnatal care.
No. The delivery route depends on the mother’s health, the baby’s condition and position, labour progress, previous pregnancy history and other clinical findings.
No. A vaginal birth may be planned, but the safest delivery method can change during labour if the mother or baby needs another approach.
The maternity team evaluates contractions, cervical progress, the mother’s condition and the baby’s wellbeing, then guides the next step.
Pain-relief options can be discussed with your obstetric and anaesthesia team and are used when medically appropriate and available for your individual situation.
The obstetrician will reassess the situation. Assisted vaginal delivery or C-section may be recommended when clinically necessary.
Newborn assessment and pediatric support are available according to the hospital care plan and approved delivery package.
Depending on the approved package, baby care may include specified vaccinations, thyroid screening, hearing screening and baby blood grouping.
Maternity insurance coverage depends on your policy, waiting period, maternity limit, exclusions and insurer approval. The hospital team can help with eligible documentation.
Indiranagar 80 Feet Road, Bengaluru. Full address: 266/C, 80 Feet Road, near Chinmaya Mission Hospital / C.M.H Hospital, HAL 3rd Stage, Indiranagar, Bengaluru 560038.
Plan your hospital visit in advance so you know exactly where to come when you need maternity care.
266/C, 80 Feet Road, near Chinmaya Mission Hospital / C.M.H Hospital, HAL 3rd Stage, Indiranagar, Bengaluru – 560038.
Ask about Normal Delivery care, package details, pregnancy consultation, insurance, hospital visit or when you should come to the hospital.
WhatsApp Maternity Team Call 98 44 44 77 66Meet the maternity team, review your pregnancy and understand the safest delivery plan for you and your baby.