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I went with GENKI mainly because of the baby room with glass panels that are open 24 hours, the elevator that is exclusive to babies, the rigid infection control, and the well-lit and cozy spaces. The routine visits by pediatricians and OB/GYNs also provide new mothers with peace of mind.
⭐️Nurses-only Care⭐️ Many postpartum care chains in the market have "a few nurse practitioners + nannies." Personally, I think it is very important‼️‼️ I don't deny the professionalism of nannies, but there is a huge difference between the level of expertise in getting a nanny's license and a nurse practitioner's license. Since you're already spending the money, by whom would you rather your baby be taken care of?!
⭐️Elevators exclusively for babies and nurses⭐️ The ability to effectively isolate sources of infection is absolutely key to a postpartum care facility. Personally, I can't accept a facility being mixed in a commercial office building. Think of the baby coming in through an elevator in which you have no control over who has been or is there with you. And an elevator is a confined space. This postnatal care home is not only a stand-alone building, but is also equipped with elevators exclusive to babies and nurses, which completely avoids all sources of infection from outside visitors.