
Having a baby is one of life’s most memorable experiences. You can feel confident in knowing that at the Women’s Center at Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center, one of the region’s premier medical centers, our outstanding doctors and caring nurses and staff have met the expectations of parents for more than 100 years with excellent maternity care. With more than 5,000 babies born here each year, we are dedicated to providing a meaningful, fulfilling family experience. Learn more about our birthing services, breastfeeding resources, maternal transport services and more.
Diabetes is a complication for 7 to 14 percent of pregnant women. Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center’s Sweet Success Program has been a California Diabetes and Pregnancy Program (CDAPP) affiliate for more than 20 years.
Our program is comprised of an experienced team of healthcare professionals. We work with pregnant women with diabetes (Type 1 or 2) or gestational diabetes, helping them manage their condition and improve their pregnancy outcomes.
Our program is for you if:
Access to our program is by physician referral only.
Our Goal
We can help.
Our goal is to improve outcomes for high-risk pregnant women who have diabetes or who have been diagnosed with gestational diabetes. We also help women with nutrition education and guidance throughout their pregnancy.
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We are here to help you through the exciting and challenging days ahead as you prepare for your big day. Please be sure to call us at 909.865.9754 with any questions you may have regarding our Maternity Services at Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center. Please click here for a copy of our Sweet Success brochure.
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