List of hospitals who do/don't support VBAC!

Bahamamama4828 Bahamamama4828
edited June 2012 in Pregnant
Hopefully this helps. Just have to find the provider who delivers at your hospital.

http://ican-online.org/vbac-ban-map?filter0[]=**ALL**&op1=5&filter1

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  • SalasMommySalasMommy
    @Bahamamama4828 thank you!!!
  • kayleigh27kayleigh27
    Wow not many hospitals around me do it...
  • SalasMommySalasMommy
    The ones are around me are farrr!! :( I hope i find one soon
  • candy101candy101
    Awesome all four of the major hospitals around me do.
  • MrsStanley_x2MrsStanley_x2
    I feel stupid, but what is the difference in "de facto ban" and simply "banned?"
  • Mimii36Mimii36
    edited June 2012
    I just looked up a list a few days ago and luckily mine is approved. The csection rate was like 19% and the repeat csection rate was 13%. I'm glad because if possible I want to go for a vbac.
  • RTMommyRTMommy
    So I've been working NICU about the whole month of May and I've been paying attention to L&D since I'm assigned deliveries, and I've noticed my hospital has tons of VBACs. They do several a shift...so cool. :)
  • caroline8_pcaroline8_p
    YES! All hospitals around me (ALOT!) allow, including the one I delivered at last time.
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  • Bahamamama4828 Bahamamama4828
    De facto is kinda like not a complete ban so to speak.
    That's awesome guys!
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    Make sure you click the hospital name and read bc some that say allowed have said they they don't do them anymore...most of the info that I've seen came from 2009
  • Bahamamama4828 Bahamamama4828
    ^^yup!
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    @MrsStanley_x2 I think it means that the hospital doesn't have a policy against it but obs may not support it...Not sure though
  • Bahamamama4828 Bahamamama4828
    Yes that's right haha. A better explanation
  • MrsStanley_x2MrsStanley_x2
    @bahamamama4828 @Tootie08 thank you both!! I was wondering. Lol not that this applies to me, I was just curious :) Good thing, though, because I think there were only 2one in my state that allowed it. Haha
  • skysmaskysma
    Its cool I had no clue mercy medical in nampa id (now saint als) supported it they r ass holes over there hhaha they almost sent me home when my water broke because they said I was just peeing my hubby demanded a water test nd it was postive I'm sorry I'm not te kinda person to sit there and pee my pants for a half a hour straight lol
  • Steph_Due_101611Steph_Due_101611
    Next baby will be a vba2c for sure for me. As long as my hospital still allows it in 5yrsish
  • caroline8_pcaroline8_p
    @mommy2Ari at Lennox Hill
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