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Zion Women’s Hospital, Serving with Love
At the Shalomer Center, shalomers, who have received a special training in maternity care, offer prenatal education such as prenatal therapy, pregnancy massages, delivery preparation classes, and crafts and breastfeeding. They also provide scheduled as well as unplanned consultations at any time in regards to pregnancy, delivery or nursing.
The Hebrew word, “Shalome” (Jewish greeting meaning peace), originates from the Old Testament and the suffix “er” is added to ‘Shalome’ in order to indicate a person who delivers or creates peace.
S-Supervisor
H-Humanity
A-Accord
L-Love
O-Observation
M-Mother
ER-Person
The term indicates a manager who takes harmonious care of pregnant patients with love and hospitality.
● Shalomer’s Role
① Scheduled and anytime consultations with your own Shalomer
② Practical training and education on breast-feeding, prenatal stretches (yoga), delivery preparation classes, pregnancy massages and the delivery methods
③ Puerperium education
● Why do you need a Shalomer?
① Our health system makes it difficult to talk sufficiently with your doctor.
“Now, talk as much as you need with your Shalomer in a comfortable environment.”
② There is an exceeding amount of overly generalized and incorrect medical information without the proper reference.
“Now your Shalomer will provide you with the reliable medical information at the right time.”
③ To most patients, giving birth or going into the delivery room can be a frightening experience.
“Your Shalomer will assist your delivery like a family.”
“Your Shalomer solely focuses on the health and happiness of mother and child.”
“The Shalomer system came into existence with the adaptations of the world’s leading pregnancy and delivery systems from the developed countries and has been customized to the circumstances of our country.”
Shalomer consultations and inquiries 031-201-0728,0729