Congratulations on your pregnancy or upcoming adoption! To meet your needs, we offer classes designed to help you: •Explore your childbirth options •Prepare siblings for the new baby •Make an informed decision about newborn feeding •Learn about breastfeeding •Connect with your body and child through exercise •Tour the hospital where you will give birth •Receive support for breastfeeding •Receive support after delivery •Learn about infant safety in the car and home •Update grandparents on changes in infant care and safety recommendations •Develop your parenting skills Instructors are registered nurses/healthcare professionals with a background in obstetrics or pediatrics. They belong to professional organizations that encourage educated childbirth and family centered maternity care. For more information, call the Fairview/Lakewood Childbirth Education Office at 440.356.0347. Birth eClass Online Birth Preparation Classes For moms who are on bed rest or parents whose schedule cannot accommodate traditional classes, we are pleased to offer a Birth eClass. The eClass offers simple, easy-to-use, self-paced classes with engaging videos, animation, quizzes, and fun activities that will help you and your partner become educated on what to expect during childbirth. For more information about how to register for the Birth eClass, please contact us at 440.356.0347. $65 Childbirth and Parenting Education Program Preparing you and your family for a healthy, happy, birth and parenting experience
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Congratulations on your pregnancy or upcoming adoption!
To meet your needs, we offer classes designed to help you:
•Explore your childbirth options• Prepare siblings for the
new baby•Make an informed decision
about newborn feeding•Learn about breastfeeding• Connect with your body
and child through exercise•Tour the hospital where you
will give birth
•Receive support for breastfeeding•Receive support after
delivery •Learn about infant safety in
the car and home•Update grandparents on
changes in infant care and safety recommendations•Develop your parenting
skills
Instructors are registered nurses/healthcare professionals with a background in obstetrics or pediatrics. They belong to professional organizations that encourage educated childbirth and family centered maternity care.
For more information, call the Fairview/Lakewood Childbirth Education Office at 440.356.0347.
Birth eClass
Online Birth Preparation Classes
For moms who are on bed rest or parents whose schedule cannot accommodate traditional classes, we are pleased to offer a Birth eClass. The eClass offers simple, easy-to-use, self-paced classes with engaging videos, animation, quizzes, and fun activities that will help you and your partner become educated on what to expect during childbirth. For more information about how to register for the Birth eClass, please contact us at 440.356.0347. $65
Childbirth and Parenting Education Program
Preparing you and your family for a healthy, happy, birth and parenting experience
Thank you for choosing Cleveland Clinic health system to bring your new little one(s) into the world!The decision to become a parent is one of the most important decisions you will make in your life. As babies do not come with instruction manuals, you rely on healthcare professionals for education and guidance.
Making the decision about how you will feed your baby is a choice that all parents must face. Our goal is to provide you with the best possible information to make an informed decision.
Cleveland Clinic health system is committed to improving the long-term health and wellness of our community. Breastfeeding offers an unmatched beginning for all new babies and is recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) as the primarysourceofnutritionforthefirstyearoflife.Scientificstudieshaveshownthatbreastfedbabiesare sick less often, have reduced risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), less childhood cancers and diabetes.
Cleveland Clinic regional birthing hospitals support exclusivebreastmilkfeedingforthefirstsixmonthsof life and are taking special steps to create the best possible environment for successful breastfeeding by seekingcertificationasBabyFriendlyHospitals.
TheBabyFriendlyHospitalInitiative(BFHI)isaninternationalprogramoftheWorldHealthOrganization(WHO)andtheUnitedNationsChildren’sFund(UNICEF).Theinitiativecelebrateshospitalsandbirthcenters that have put in place policies and practices to enable parents to make informed choices about how theyfeedandthebenefits/risksofhumanmilkversusformula.
HospitalsandbirthcentersthathaveimplementedtheTen Steps to Successful Breastfeeding create an optimal environment for the initiation of breastfeeding.
For more information about making an informed decisionaboutyourbaby’snutrition,pleasespeaktoyour physician.
To learn more about the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI), please visit www.babyfriendlyusa.org
The 10 Steps to Successful Breastfeeding 1. Haveawrittenbreastfeedingpolicythatis
routinely communicated to all healthcare staff2. Train all healthcare staff with the skills
necessary to implement the policy3. Informallpregnantwomenaboutthebenefits
and management of breastfeeding4. Helpmothersinitiatebreastfeedingwithinan
hour of birth5. Show mothers how to breastfeed and how
to maintain lactation, even if they should be separated from their infants
6. Give breastfed infants no food or drink other than breast milk, unless medically indicated
7. Practice “rooming-in” by allowing mothers and infants to remain together 24 hours a day
8. Encourage breastfeeding on demand9. Givenoartificialnipples,pacifiers,dummiesor
soothers to breastfeeding infants10. Foster the establishment of breastfeeding
support groups and refer mothers to them on discharge from the hospital or birthing center
Birthing Center ToursRegistration required for preset tours.
Register online at fairviewhospital.org or lakewoodhospital.org. You can also register by phone at 440-356-0347.
Fairview HospitalTakeavirtualtourofFairviewHospitalBirthingCenterandNICUatfairviewhospital.orgorvisitusinperson!Tours are done on pre-set dates.
A Night with the Anesthesiologist and TourAttend a free, one-night program that includes a Q&A session with an anesthesiologist. A tour of the Fairview HospitalBirthingCenterisincluded.Onlineregistrationis available.
Lakewood HospitalLearn about the personalized care a smaller Center offers, including water-birth. Tours of the Birthing Center areofferedthefirstandthirdMondayofeachmonthat6:30 p.m. Reservations are required.
Note: If you will be delivering at another area hospital, we recommend that you call to schedule a tour of their facility at your earliest convenience.
eNewsletter for Expecting Parents We are please to offers expecting and new parents a free weekly email full of information about pregnancy and the changes happening to the mom and baby during this time. The email can begin as early as the seventh weekofpregnancy,andcancontinueuntilthechild’ssecond birthday. An easy “opt-out” option is available. An online Breastfeeding weekly email is also available. Visit fairviewhospital.org to register.
Tiny MiraclesThis program is designed for families planning to give birthatLakewoodHospital.Thegoaloftheprogramisto prepare families for admission to the hospital. During the appointment, you will receive a tour of the birthing center, information on what to expect when you come to the hospital, and have a prenatal interview.
HealthyPregnancyBest BeginningsWe are certain you want to give your baby the best beginning possible. Therefore, we offer a comprehensive, pre-pregnancy health assessment by an advanced practice nurse that helps determine if you or your partner has any health risk factors that might lead to complications during your pregnancy.
Call 216.476.7667 for more information or to schedule an appointment. $35 per couple
Smoking Cessation for Pregnant Women When a pregnant mom stops smoking or reduces the number of cigarettes per day, even up to the 32nd week ofpregnancy,bothmomandbabywillbenefit.It’snottoolate,wewanttohelppregnantmomsstopsmoking!
Smoking Cessation counseling and support is available. Call 216.476.0703 for more information. Free
Early Pregnancy (first or early second trimester)
This class addresses key topics including physical and emotional changes of pregnancy; comfort measures during pregnancy; nutrition; fetal development; signs of preterm labor; making an informed choice about infant nutrition; relaxation;exercise,andmore!Askyourobstetricianormidwife’sofficeforafreecoupon.$15value.
One two-hour class / 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Fairview Hospital Wellness Center or Avon Pointe
Prenatal YogaCall instructor at 440.477.0270 for more information.
Diabetes Education during Pregnancy Diabetes that develops during pregnancy is called gestationaldiabetes.LakewoodHospitalDiabetesandEndocrine Center provides care for women with pre-diabetes,gestational,Type1andType2diabetes.Groupclasses and/or individual instruction will teach you how to make the necessary changes to control your blood sugar during your pregnancy.
What you will learn:•Howdiabetesaffectsyouandyourbabyduring
pregnancy• Blood sugar testing• Meal planning, carbohydrate counting, and how to read
food labels• The importance of exercise• Medications
For more information on the dates and times of education classes, please contact the Lakewood Hospital Diabetes and Endocrine Center at 216.529.5300.
Bed Rest Education ProgramFree lending program for mothers-to-be who cannot attend classes because of physician-prescribed bed rest. The bed-rest bags contain books and resource materials that prepare parents for labor and delivery.
For more information, call 440.356.0347.
Services for Pregnancy and Childbirth PreparationPregnancy and Cardiovascular Outcomes Registry (PCOR)
Physicians are interested in whether or not certain high-risk pregnancies are associated with future development of cardiovascular disease.
Volunteers are needed who are currently pregnant and are in any of the following categories:•NormalPregnancy–OR–haveacurrentdiagnosisof:• Preeclampsia/Eclampsia•PregnancyInducedHypertension(PIH)• Gestational Diabetes• Placental Abruption• Placental Infarction
As a participant in this registry study, you will be provided FREE cardiovascular screenings during seven visitsthatwillextendovera10-yearperiod.
For further details or to determine your eligibility, please see our brochure at www.fairviewhospital.org/birthingcenter
Preparing for Birth Prepared Childbirth/Lamaze ClassesThese classes are designed for you and a labor partner to help prepare you for a positive birth experience whether you plan a natural delivery, or prefer the use of medication or epidural anesthesia. Class topics include:• Process of labor and birth• Comfort measures for labor• Use of birth ball and water therapy• Supportive coaching techniques• Relaxation and breathing techniques• Medical options• Postpartum care and emotional needs• Skin to Skin care after delivery• Early Breastfeeding •BenefitsofRooming-In• Planning for rest after delivery
Classes are offered at Fairview and Lakewood locations.
Suggested Guidelines: Register for Prepared Childbirth classesaroundyourfifthmonthofpregnancy.Beginclasses by the seventh month and complete classes at least three to four weeks before your due date. Recommendations vary for mothers of multiples and high-risk pregnancy.
Class options:Weeknight Prepared Childbirth Series: Covers what to expect during last months of pregnancy, labor, birth and postpartumcare–IncludesBabyBasics–HandsOn!
Held one night a week for 5 weeks, 6:30 to 9 p.m., $90/couple
Weekend Prepared Childbirth Series: The basics of labor, birth and postpartum care.
Held one weekend, Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Sunday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., $80/couple
Saturday Morning Prepared Childbirth Series: The basics of labor, birth and postpartum care.
Held two Saturday mornings, 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., $80/couple
“Just the Facts” Prepared Childbirth: Fast track labor, birth and postpartum care. Lunch provided.
Held one Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., $80/couple. Must schedule hospital tour separately.
Private classes with our certified childbirth educators on topics including Childbirth, Breastfeeding and Infant Care. Byappointmentonly.FairviewHospitalWellness Center, $50 an hour per family.
Multiple Blessings – Expecting Twins or TripletsTake this class during your second or early third trimester.Itisrecommendedthatyouregisterearly!
DiscussyourspecialconcernswithourCertifiedChildbirth Educator, who has experience working with familiesofmultiples!
Class topics include:• Differences during pregnancy and childbirth• Multiple infant care about feeding, diapering and daily
routine• Promoting individualization of the children• Purchasing child care supplies• Stress management for parents• Peer support and resources
MeetinstructoratFairviewHospitaljustinsideentrancefromparkinggarageatthemainentrancebythefishtank. The evening includes an optional tour of Fairview Hospital’sLevelIIINeonatalIntensiveCareUnit.
Mondays 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., $35 per couple.
Services for Pregnancy and Childbirth PreparationPregnancy and Cardiovascular Outcomes Registry (PCOR)
Natural Unmedicated Childbirth ClassesFor moms who choose to have an unmedicated natural birth. Topics to be covered include the anatomy and physiology of childbirth, the role of pain in childbirth, and natural pain coping strategies. For more information, please call 440.356.0347.
Cesarean Birth Preparation This one-time class is for those who have been told they are going to have a Cesarean and/or are planning on having a repeat Cesarean delivery. A tour of birthing centerincluded.MeetinstructoratFairviewHospitaljustinsideentrancefromparkinggarageatthemainentrancebythefishtank.
Class topics include:• Reasons for Cesarean• Types of anesthesia• Cesarean delivery procedure• Comfort measures after birth• Care of mother and baby
Weeknights 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., $35 per couple
Refresher LamazeRefresher Lamaze and VBAC (Vaginal Birth after Cesarean) class is for couples who have experienced a previous vaginal or cesarean delivery within the past fiveyearsandcompletedapriorcourseinpreparedchildbirth.
Class topics include:• Review of process of labor and birth• Comfort measures for labor and birth• Medical interventions• Options for pain relief• Postpartum recovery• Sibling preparation
Weeknights, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., $35 per couple Fairview Hospital Wellness Center
Family Centered Birth – Preparing Siblings to Attend the BirthThis class is required for siblings who will be present during the labor and birth of their new brother or sister. Our experienced instructor will prepare your children for the work of labor and experiencing the miracle of birth.Theinstructionistailoredtoyourchildren’sagesand stages. Please discuss this birth option with your physician/midwife prior to registering.
Please note: It is strongly recommended that you and your partner (as well as the support person who will be with your child during the birth) attend the class with your child. A hospital tour is included. Class meets once fortwohoursatFairviewHospital.
Call to schedule appointment. $50 per family
Teen Pregnancy and Childbirth EducationThis program offers a series of classes for pregnant teens and their support partners. It includes discussions of prenatal care, the stages and phases of labor and birth, and self-care after birth. We also discuss comfort measures, medical interventions, and newborn care. A tourofthebirthingcenterisalsoincluded.Free!
Classes meet Wednesdays from 4–5:30 p.m. One class per week for five weeks. Fairview Hospital Wellness Center
Preparing for Baby Baby Basics – Hands OnThis class is for expectant parents and grandparents. Whileyou’rewaitingforyournewbaby,learnabout:•Parentaladjustmentsinfirstsixweeks• Soothing a fussy baby•Newbornreflexesandabilities• Bathing, diapering, skin care, and dressing baby•Establishingflexibledayandnightroutines•Babymassageandmeetingnewborn’semotionalneeds
One class, 6:30 to 9 p.m., $30 per couple at the Fairview Hospital Wellness Center
Baby Basics – Hands-On for Adoptive ParentsThis class is for adoptive parents and grandparents. While you are waiting for your new baby, learn about:•Parentaladjustmentsinfirstsixweeks• Soothing a fussy baby•Newbornreflexesandabilities• Feeding• Bathing, diapering, skin care, and dressing baby•Establishingflexibledayandnightroutines•Babymassageandmeetingnewborn’semotionalneeds
One Class, 6:30 to 9pm., $30 per couple at the Fairview Hospital Wellness Center.
Baby Basics – Infant HealthThis class is for expectant and adoptive parents and grandparents. A guest pediatrician or pediatric nurse practitioner will answer your questions.
Class topics include:•Normalnewborncharacteristics•Howtochooseapediatrician/healthcareprovider• The importance of well-baby check-ups•Howtoknowwhentocallthehealthcareprovider•InfantNutrition–makinganinformeddecision• Immunizations• Metabolic screening• Circumcision
One class, 7 to 9 p.m., $20 per family at the Fairview Hospital Wellness Center
Boot Camp for New Dads Areyoureadytobeadad?Newbabiesdon’tcomewithanowner’smanual!Breastfeeding,diaperchangingandsupportingmomareallnewexperiencesforfirsttimefathers.BootCampforNewDadsisanationallyacclaimed workshop designed to address all of your questions and help take the edge off. Spend one 3 hour session taught by our trained coaches and new dads who bring their own babies to share. You will leave more confidentinyourabilitytobeagreatdad!Menhelpingmenprepareforfatherhood.Nofemalesover24”tallallowed!Scholarshipsavailable!
Saturdays, 9 a.m. to noon, $20 per dad
Westlake Medical Campus Building “A”, 850 Columbia Road, Ste.330, Westlake, Ohio 44145
Breastfeeding BasicsThedecisiontobreastfeedhaslifelonghealthbenefitsforboth mother and baby and we are committed to providing you with the best possible start.
The class will prepare you and your partner how to breastfeedyournewbornwithconfidence.
Class topics include:•Gettingagoodstartthefirstdays• Proper latch, comfort and positioning•Handexpression•Howbabyestablishesandmaintainsyourmilksupply•Healthyinfantweightgaininthefirstyearoflife• Pumping and storing milk•Tipsforreturntoworkandhelpingbreastfeedingfityour
lifestyle
Fairview Hospital: One class, weeknights 6:30 to 9 p.m.; Saturdays 2 to 4:30 p.m. $25 per family at the Fairview Hospital Wellness Center
Lakewood Hospital: One class, weeknights 6:30 to 9 p.m. $25 per family at the Lakewood Hospital Community Health Center
Car Seat Fit StopCar seat installation can be tricky. Did you know that 75 percent of all car seats for infants and children are installed incorrectly? Have your car seat installed prior to delivery at one of our monthly Fit Stops. This program is designed to help parents learn the correct way to select, install and place children of all ages in a proper restraint.
Schedule early! First Sunday of each month, 1 to 5 p.m., Free. At Fairview Hospital.
By appointment only. Call 216.476.0200 to schedule.
Preparing the Family Grandparenting in the New MillenniumJoin a lively discussion for grandparents-to-be and new grandparents about the changes in birthing and infant care practices.
Class topics include:• Importance of grandparenting• Changes in childbirth practices• Updates on baby care recommendations• Communication with new parents• Long-distance grandparenting• Most current info on sleep safety and SIDS prevention• Infant nutrition recommendations
One class held at the Fairview Hospital Wellness Center, $20 per family, Weeknights 6:30 to 9 p.m., Saturdays 9:00 to 11:30 a.m..
Sibling Celebration! Becoming a Big Brother or Sister(Geared for children ages 3 to 5 and 5 to 9)
Getting ready for the arrival of a brother or sister can bring out many emotions. Children ages three and older are invited to learn about the wonderful things in store for them.
Parent must accompany the child(ren). Allow time priortoclassforvisitorbadging–adultsmustbringphoto I.D.
Class topics include:•Holdingandcaringforanewbaby• Infant safety and good handwashing• What happens when mom goes to the hospital• What a new baby looks and sounds like
Saturdays, 12:30 to 1:30 p.m., $20 per family. Fairview Hospital, 4 North Postpartum Jacobs Women’s Pavilion Entrance.
Sibling Sitters: Older Sibling Preparation Class Getting ready for the new baby is important for older siblings,too!Parentmustaccompanythechild(ren).
Class topics include:• Discussion of concerns about mom and the new baby•Hownewbabiescommunicate-siblinginteraction• Practice with dolls on diapering, holding and burping• Infant safety and good handwashing• Ways to help mom and dad•Familydynamics–lovemultiplies!
Weekdays 4:30 to 5:30 p.m., $20 per family. Held at the Fairview Hospital Wellness Center. Please call 440.356.0347 for dates.
Infant & Child SafetyInfant and Child Safety ClassThis class includes instruction on car seat safety and installation, sleep safety, SIDS prevention, water safety, baby-proofingthehome,chokingandfallprevention.InstructorsareChildLifeSpecialistsandCertifiedCarSeat Safety Technicians.
One class, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., $20 per family held at Fairview Hospital. Please bring carseat and base.
CPR for Infant and ChildThe CPR for Family and Friends course targets parents, grandparents, family members and other caregivers who want to learn rescue skills for infants and children, since youarethefirstpersontoreactinachild’semergency.Classsizeislimited–tenbusinessdaysnoticeisrequired for a non-medical reason to cancel, otherwise the class is non-refundable.
Class topics include:•AHAPediatricInfantandChildChainofSurvival• Signs of choking or distress• Techniques to relieve choking• Prevention of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome•Preventionofcommonfatalinjuries• Cardiopulmonary resuscitation for cardiac arrest• Respiratory breathing for respiratory arrest
One class, weeknights 6:30 to 9 p.m.; Saturdays 9 to 11:30 a.m. $30 per person held at the Fairview Hospital Wellness Center.
Preparing your Dog for the Newborn (Pet Safety)This one time class will help you prepare your dog for the new baby. Format includes tips on helping yourdogadjusttochangesinhis/herscheduleandenvironment,as well as video segments and open discussion.Forspecificissuesorconcerns,pleaseconsult a professional trainer. One or all members of the family are welcome to attend. Please bring a photo of your dog(s).
One class, 6:30 to 8 p.m., $20 per family held at the Fairview Hospital Wellness Center.
AfterDelivery– Classes and SupportBreastfeeding Support Seepage10forBreastfeedingsupportandresources.
Cardiovascular Screening for WomenWas your pregnancy complicated by any of the following conditions Preeclampsia/Eclampsia, Pregnancy Induced Hypertension(PIH),GestationalDiabetes,PlacentalAbruption or Placental Infarction?
If so, you may have increased cardiovascular risk later inlife.Ifyouarebetweentheagesof30–55,notcurrently pregnant and were diagnosed with one of the above conditions, then you are eligible for this free 30-minute cardiovascular screening event.
For further details please see our flyer at www.fairviewhospital.org under the “After Delivery – Classes and Support” quicklink, or call 216.476.0174.
Support ServicesBreastfeeding ResourcesBreastfeeding SupportA support system for breastfeeding mothers in a group setting. Individual advice and attention from a lactation consultant provided. Problem solving for engorgement, latch, growth spurts, pumping and storing milk, return to work, and more. Mothers only for privacy reasons. Registration not required. Call 440.356.0347 for more information.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 1 to 3 p.m., Free. Held at the Fairview Hospital Wellness Center.
Nursing Mom’s ChatThis program is a partnership between Lakewood HospitalandthecityofLakewoodandisopentoanynew mom going through the life-changing event of having a baby. Moms are encouraged to chat and receiveneededreassuranceabouttheirbaby’shealth.ItisoverseenbyaLakewoodHospitalregisterednurseandlactationconsultant.Newmomscanparticipate free of charge. For more information, call 216.529.5018.Noregistrationrequired.Allmomswelcome!
Wednesdays, 9:30 to 11 a.m. at the Lakewood Family Room, 17400 Northwood Ave, (behind St. James Church) in Lakewood.
Breastfeeding Help Line – Fairview HospitalDo you have questions about breastfeeding? Leave a messageandourboard-certifiedlactationconsultantswillreturnyourcall.216.476.7222.Voicemessagesleft after 2:30 p.m. may be returned the next day. Please leave the best daytime phone number to reach you, so that we may better assist you.
Outpatient Lactation Services at Fairview Hospital Wellness Center and Lakewood HospitalFamilies who have given birth at Fairivew or LakewoodHospitalareencouragedtoparticipateina complimentary breastfeeding “tune up” within the firsttwoweeksofthebaby’slife.Afterthefirsttwoweeks, there is a charge for lactation consults. Check with your insurance company regarding payment for LactationConsults.Call216.529.7596toscheduleanappointmentatLakewoodHospital,orcall440.356.0347 to schedule an appointment at Fairview HospitalWellnessCenterwithourInternationalBoard-CertifiedLactationConsultants(IBCLC).
NewMom’sDiscussionGroup– FairviewHospitalWellnessCenterBring your baby and come to share your experience, questions, and concerns as a new mother. Discussion isfacilitatedbyanRNchildbirtheducator.Designedformothers and babies ages three weeks to one year (non-mobile infants welcome).
Registration not required. Call 440.356.0347 for more information. Tuesdays, 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Free.
Bedrest SupportFree lending program for those mothers-to-be who cannot attend classes because of physician prescribed bedrest. Bedrest bags contain books and resource materials that prepare parents for labor and delivery.
For information, call 440.356.0347.
Loss SupportF.E.E.L. Families Experiencing Early LossInformal, free support group for families who have experienced pregnancy loss due to miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant death after live birth. The group is available for any family, regardless of where care was received. ThegroupmeetsthefirstThursdayofeachmonthfrom7:30to9:00p.m.inMeetingRoomCatFairviewHospital.FormoreinformationcalltheF.E.E.L.VoiceMailline,at216.476.6965.Ifyourcallneedsmoreimmediate attention, please call Kathy Ballantine, F.E.E.L. Program Coordinator, at Fairview Birthing Center at216.476.7120.
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General Course InformationRegistrationRegisterearly!Pre-registrationisrequiredforallclasses.Class sizes are limited. Classes may be cancelled or rescheduled in case of low enrollment. Class enrollment will be completed upon receipt of payment.
Four Convenient Class Registration Options:
• Online: Visit our websites at: fairviewhospital.org or lakewoodhospital.org
• Mail-in: Pleasecompletetheformonpage11andmail with payment
• Phone:Registerand/orpaybyphone– We accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover, or American Express. Call 440.356.0347 from 9a.m.to4:30p.m.,MondaythroughFriday.
• Fax: fax completed registration form to 216.476.0550.
ConfirmationVerbaloremailconfirmationwillbegivenuponcompletion of the registration process and receipt of payment.
Cancellations and Refund PolicyCall us prior to class date at 440.356.0347, or email us at [email protected] or [email protected] to notify us if you are unable to attend.
• A full refund will be given for classes cancelled at least10businessdaysinadvance,orduetomedicalnecessity.
• A partial refund will be given for class cancellations within10dayswithoutproofofmedicalnecessity.
• Refunds will be prorated for those who cannot complete a class due to medical reasons.
•Reschedulingmissedclassesissubjecttoclassavailability. Classes may be cancelled or rescheduled based on low enrollment or instructor availability.
Handicapped AccessibilityWe encourage handicapped individuals to participate in all our programs. Please notify us when you register if any special arrangements are necessary for your participation.
