Health care institutions refer to institutions that provide nursing services for pregnant women and newborns. These institutions usually provide the following services:

1. Postpartum rehabilitation: including uterine recovery, breast massage, pelvic correction, etc. Help pregnant women recover as soon as possible.

2. Newborn care: including feeding, changing diapers, bathing, touching, etc. To ensure that newborns receive proper care and love.

3. Maternal and child health consultation: provide professional advice for pregnant women in pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum care, and answer their questions.

4. Psychological support: Help the parturient to cope with postpartum mood swings and provide psychological counseling and support.

5. Family planning: assist families in child-rearing plans and provide training in child-rearing knowledge and skills.

6. Parent-child activities: organize parent-child games, parent-child reading and other activities to enhance the relationship between mother and child.

7. Postpartum yoga, fitness courses, etc. : Help lying-in women recover and improve their physical fitness.

In short, maternity institutions provide all-round care and services for pregnant women and newborns to help them spend a healthy and happy postpartum time.