When my contraction started, I called the hospital and the nurses explained clearly what I had to do prior to getting myself admitted. Once I arrived at the OB ward, they already knew who I am and had the room fully set up. There was on average 1 nurse in my room at all times. Once I have decided to use epidural, the in-house anesthesiologist arrived within 20 minutes (even though it was 5am). He was very professional and made me feel at ease. The "head nurse" visited me every hour to make sure all my needs are met. The nurses were also very courteous to my husband who has not slept all night, offering blankets and telling him how to order food. During the labor, there were 4 nurses supporting me. The hospital is very supportive of breastfeeding, and allowed skin-to-skin contact for baby and me for 30 minutes after baby was born, and more if I needed to. I had a lactation consultant visiting me 3 times a day, staying for over 30 minutes each time as I needed quite a bit of help. I was supposed to stay for 3 days and 2 nights, but I wanted to extend my stay for another day, which they were very supportive of (many friends who stayed at Sanatorium said this would not be possible given how full they are). The hospital only has max of 10 babies at any given time, so the attention level is very high. The hospital was also recently renovated so everything is clean and neat. I would highly recommend this hospital to any expectant mothers!