Breaking Down Barriers to Care
The New Role of Virtual Care Technology in Removing Barriers and Improving Connectivity Between Providers, Patients, and Families Access to quality care is one of
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- April 28 - May 2, 2019: 23rd Annual NICU Leadership Forum : Litchfield Park, AZ
- Sept 11-14, 2019: 19th Annual Neonatal Nurses Conference (ANN) : Annual Symposium for Nurse Leaders: Academy of Neonatal Nursing : Orlando, FL
- October 9-12, 2019: National Association of Neonatal Nurses : NANN's 35th Annual Conference : Savannah, GA
Media Hits
2019
- 06.02.19: Video app connects parents with patients in NICU
- 04.23.19: AngelEye Health Builds Out Patient Engagement Tool into Virtual Care Platform
- 03.15.19: Giving back: Nevada Union student diagnosed with leukemia at age 10 now helping critically ill children
- 02.01.19: CHI Hospital St. Elizabeth in Lincoln, NE uses Angel Eye Cameras in the NICU to help promote bonding
2018
- 12.11.18: Angel Eye Allows NICU Families to Bond with Their Baby While Away from the Hospital
- 11.24.18: Parents of NICU Babies Can Check In through an App
- 10.30.18: Angel Eye is listed as one of Little Rock's Best Tech Startups for 2019 by the Tech Tribune
- 10.01.18: Mother uses hospital's new NICU camera to view baby 24/7
- 09.17.18: York Hospital offers 24/7 camera for families to check on NICU babies
- 08.16.18: Learn how the team at Innovate Arkansas helped Angel Eye Camera Systems find the right leadership talent and continues to help support business growth.
- 04.16.18: UAMS First Hospital in Arkansas to Install Cameras on Every Preemie Bed
- 03.19.18: UNC Children's Hospital now offers families web cams of NICU babies
- 03.16.18: Inside the NICU: Angel Eye cameras keep families connected to their NICU babies
2017
- 12.11.17: Angel Eye Cameras are in Doylestown Health's VIA Maternity Center
- 11.02.17: Cameras connect families to NICU babies
- 05.26.17: Angel Eye Cameras watches over NICU babies at Washington Regional Medical Center
- 05.15:17: UT Medical center offers new technology for parents of babies in their NICU
- 04.14.17: Parents with hospitalized babies can watch them from miles away
- 03.29.17: The Superhero Project and Angel Eye Cameras help parents of preemies
- 03.17.17: AngelEye helps parents keep watch over babies in NICU
2016
- 11.09.16: Local company donates camera system to Memorial Hospital NICU
- 10.27.16: A Tiny Miracle
- 09.16.16: Mother of Two Says Angel Eye Cameras Eased Mind
- 08.04.16: Angel Eye is Heaven-Sent Technology for New Parents
- 07.22.16: Angel Eye installed at KU Hospital
- 07.22.16: New Cameras Let Parents Watch Babies in KU Hospital's NICU
- 07.22.16: PREEMIE UPDATE: Connor & Curran Gallagher
- 03.22.16: New Cameras at Forsyth Medical Center Put More Eyes on Babies in NICU
- 03.18.16: Mom Helps NICU Families through Angel Eye, 'Superhero Project'
- 03.09.16: Maimonides Medical Center Studies Effects of Angel Eye Webcams on NICU Parents
- 02.12.16: Angel Eye Reduces Distance between Preemies and Parents at South Shore Hospital
- 01.11.16: New Neonatal-Unit camera at CCMC lets parents view their babies online
2015
Research Summaries
Camera Access Reduces Stress and Anxiety
- Neuroprotective Core Measure 2: Partnering with Families – Exploratory Study on Web-camera Viewing of Hospitalized Infants and the Effect on Parental Stress, Anxiety, and Bonding
- Challenges of Implementation of a Web-Camera System in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
- Impact of Web-Camera Viewing of Neonates on Parental Stress, Anxiety, and Bonding
- An Integrative Review of Technology to Support Communication with Parents of Infants in the NICU
- Testing the Feasibility of Skype and FaceTime Updates with Parents in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit