I delivered by c-section -- and Dr. Webster was my doc, too. I loved Plano Presby. fabulous staff, great nurses! I was really impressed.
yes, there's a menu in your room (i think you call by a certain time for the different meals, if i remember correctly) and then you call the number on the menu and a hostess will bring the meal to your room.
And when I was there, 3 1/2 yrs ago, there was a free breastfeeding class (like 30 mins long) on the maternity floor for new moms that just gave birth -- every day on weekdays, led by a lactation consultant. only moms allowed in there (no dads) because they wanted each mom to feel free to leave her shirt open if she wanted to - to get the hang of it. that was extremely helpful. i took a breastfeeding class when i was pregnant but nothing really prepares you for reality. this was so helpful because i got to hear other moms talk about their problems and ask questions. and i got more advice from an LC during the class. of course, i had an LC assigned to me also, who to came to my room.
even the nurses from the baby nursery were helpful....when they would bring my son back to my room...they always asked me questions about how i was feeling; how motherhood was treating me; how breastfeeding was going. and one nurse from the nursery was like an angel to me...made me feel so much better and gave me such encouraging advice right when i needed it.
even my mom was so delighted at how everyone treated me that she brought up bath&body works gift sets for the special nurses that helped me. The nurses write their names down on your dry erase board in your room -- make notes of the special ones so you can at least send them thank you cards because nurses rarely get kudos for anything they do...and they certainly don't do it for the pay. they work stressful, long hours (sometimes double shifts)...with little rewards other than making people feel happy, comfortable and healthy!
anyway...congratulations on your upcoming arrival! i think you'll be very pleased with plano presby.
~A.
btw, when i was there...you could 'room-in' ...they let my son spend the night with us in my room...we all slept in my room. my hubby got to sleep on this comfy pull-out couch. but they always ask you first what you want. on the first night, i told them to bring him to me only when he cried for a feeding. i was soo exhausted. but the other nights, i wanted him to sleep with us in my room and that was fine.