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Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital: photos, video, doulas and support people in labor and delivery.

What Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital in Los Angeles publishes, in its own words, about taking photos and video, bringing a doula, and how many support people can be with you during labor and birth. Checked 2026-11-01.

Photos during labor and birth

Not allowed

“You may bring your phone but please be aware that filming or photography is not allowed in the facility.” Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital

Video during labor and birth

Not allowed

“You may bring your phone but please be aware that filming or photography is not allowed in the facility.” Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital

Doulas

Not published

Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital does not publish this on the pages we checked. Ask on your hospital tour.

Support people

Allowed, with limits

“Labor & Delivery: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Up to 2 visitors allowed at a time” Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital

What to ask on your tour

Hospital rules change, and the person on shift has the final word. On your tour, ask: Can my photographer or doula take photos during labor and at the birth? Is video allowed, and when? Does a doula count as one of my support people?

Jenn Miller is a birth doula and birth photographer in one person, so she is already in the room when the moments happen, within whatever your hospital allows. Talk with Jenn about your birth.

Sources: www.mlkch.org, www.mlkch.org, www.mlkch.org, www.mlkch.org. This page lists only what the hospital itself publishes; "Not published" means we did not find it on the hospital's own pages, not that it is forbidden.