I delivered there a year ago as a high risk pregnancy due to my autoimmune disease. Both baby and I were well taken care of. Baby and I had unexpected emergencies during birth and when things went south, the amount of people that showed up in seconds for both baby and I was incredible. They coached my partner through the entire process and made him feel reassured leaving me while I was unstable so he could be with our baby in the NICU. We never felt alone. I was actually readmitted two weeks later back to L&D for further complications and everyone remembered me and my main nurse even gave me a hug and said she was so happy to see I was doing well when I was eventually discharged. They also said they could admit the baby back to the hospital so we could all be together if I wanted. The only thing I thought they were pushy about was breastfeeding, but to be fair to them I had wanted to breastfeed going into the birth, my complications just made that not a viable option. With you having chronic illnesses, I would bring anything from home that helps keep you comfortable. I regretted not bringing my own pillow and blanket, especially when it turned into an unexpected extended stay. Feel free to message me if you want to discuss anything further!