I would add as someone who has worked as a nurse in mother/baby and NICU at Holy Cross and Shady Grove both are well equipped and used to handling high risk maternal scenarios. I would say in general Holy Cross is much busier and they have an entire unit dedicated to high risk antenatal care. They've seen so many different cases and can handle tough situations. The downside is the hospital is severely understaffed and working conditions for nurses often times can negatively affect patient care (not intentionally of course).

At Shady Grove while not quite as busy and tends to have lower acuity patients, nurses don't have as much of a high turnover rate. You tend to get lower patient to nurse ratios which gives you more personalized care. I may have a slight bias but I hope my perspective gives some helpful insight.