Hospital Materno Infantil is a specialized healthcare institution focused on maternal and child health. These hospitals provide comprehensive care for women during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum, as well as pediatric care for newborns and children. Many maternal-child hospitals are part of Brazil's public health system (SUS), while others operate privately. They emphasize humanized care, safety, and advanced medical practices to reduce maternal and infant morbidity and mortality. Some of these hospitals are also accredited under the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI), promoting exclusive breastfeeding and early neonatal care.

• Obstetrics and Maternity Care

• Neonatology (including neonatal ICU)

• Pediatrics (general and specialized care)

• Pediatric Surgery

• Emergency Medicine (24/7 obstetric and pediatric emergencies)

• Breastfeeding Support Programs

• High-Risk Pregnancy Management

• Family Planning Services

Maternal-child hospitals in Brazil are recognized for their commitment to improving maternal and child health outcomes. Many follow international standards like BFHI to promote exclusive breastfeeding, humanized birth practices, and early neonatal care. Public hospitals under SUS aim to provide equitable access to high-quality services, while private institutions focus on advanced technology and personalized care.

• Mission: To provide comprehensive, high-quality healthcare services to mothers and children, ensuring safety, dignity, and respect.

• Vision: To be a reference in maternal and child health, recognized for excellence in care and services.

• Accredited as Baby-Friendly Hospitals under WHO/UNICEF guidelines (for select hospitals)

• Recognized by SUS evaluations for quality of care in maternity services