Neonatal ICU in Las Vegas

Choosing a hospital that can meet the needs of you and your baby is one of the first decisions you will make as a new parent.

At MountainView Hospital, we offer a Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) to serve critically ill babies and premature infants who require medical or surgical intervention. Our NICU specialists includes board-certified neonatologists, specially trained NICU nurses and an extensive care team whose focus is caring for your baby around the clock.

For more information about our NICU services, call (702) 962-5021.

Premature baby care

Our neonatal doctors understand that having a premature baby (preemie) in the NICU can be scary. So at MountainView, our neonatologists prepare for a range of conditions and treatments focused on preemies born at any gestational age.

One of the effects of premature birth is underdeveloped body organs. Other babies may need additional medical support after being born. Our NICU doctors overcome developmental and support issues with special, state-of-the-art equipment and procedures and involve medical specialists in caring for your little one.

NICU features and amenities

While it can be tough knowing your child needs additional medical care, we aim to make your experience as stress-free and comfortable as possible. Our features and amenities include:

  • 24 bed unit with accommodations for mom and partner
  • Private lactation rooms for moms
  • Dimming lights and noise reduction flooring
  • Family-centered and couple-care options

Our Level III NICU features the following:

  • Latest state-of-the-art equipment
  • Up-to-date evidence based methodology and care
  • Live–stream cameras with app to help parents stay connected to baby when they can't be at the hospital.
  • For babies that require specialty respiratory support we offer:
    • Nitric Oxide
    • High-Frequency Jet Ventilation
    • Oscillators
  • Specialized isolettes (special baby bed) that allows us to care for baby from admission to discharge
  • Advanced Respiratory Support Technology
  • HIE Cooling Program: For unexpected and difficult deliveries, or in-utero complications
  • Private lactation rooms for moms
  • Dimming lights and noise reduction flooring
  • Quality improvement programs
  • Reliable care protocols to reduce incidence of common neonatal complications
  • Family-centered and couple-care options
  • Dedicated staff of highly-trained OBGYN specialist, expert OBGYN nurses, and specialized neurologists