Great news for women’s healthcare in Steuben County and surround area
From Noyes Health,
Noyes Health proudly marked the official reopening of the Noyes Birthing Center with a ribbon cutting ceremony held yesterday, February 26th, bringing together clinical teams, community leaders, and regional representatives to celebrate this important milestone in local maternal care.
Among the guests were representatives from Assemblywoman Andrea Bailey’s office and Senator Pamela Helming office, who joined OB/GYN providers, nurses, Noyes Administration, and members of the Noyes Health Board of Directors.
The reopening comes at a moment of notable recognition for Noyes Health. The Noyes Family Birthing Center was recently recognized as High Performing in Maternity Care by U.S. News & World Report, the highest rating the publication awards in this category. This distinction places Noyes among a select group of hospitals nationwide that excel in key maternity quality measures such as complication rates, C section rates, early scheduled deliveries, and breastfeeding support.
A special highlight of the ceremony included acknowledgment of Brooke Sikes, Director of the Birthing Center, whose leadership has been instrumental in achieving this national recognition. Brooke and her dedicated team of nurses, providers, and support staff were celebrated for their unwavering commitment to continuous quality improvement.
