Author: AngelEye

By Jaylee Hilliard, VP of Clinical Strategy & NICU Parent, AngelEye Health NICU parents walk an emotional tightrope—grappling with uncertainty, fear, hope, and fatigue as they navigate their infant’s care. Their stories are more than emotional narratives; they’re roadmaps for improvement. In the recent AngelEye Health Parent Voices Webinar Series, families shared what they wish…

Bailey Parette, MBA, BSN, RN, CLC – Clinical Project Manager Olivia McCracken Jones, BSN, RN – National Clinical Sales Lead – MilkTracker For parents with a baby in the NICU, time becomes a constant tug-of-war. The desire to stay at the bedside conflicts with the realities of returning to work, caring for other children, or…

Premature births take many journeys that are highlighted during Prematurity Awareness Month. While thousands of NICU babies successfully transition home to their families every year, it’s important to honor the little ones lost during their hospital stay. This year we highlight Norah Marie Wilson and the Norah Foundation’s Always Together project – the effort that brought the first NICU cameras to Northern California.

Ever wonder exactly how breast milk improves health? Breast milk is packed full of active ingredients like antibodies and antibacterial cells and is tailor-made to promote babies’ wellbeing. And the benefits don’t stop there: breastfeeding can help mothers recover after birth. Read on to explore the medical benefits of breastfeeding for both babies and mothers, plus get tips for when and how to seek breastfeeding support.

Breast milk and formula barcode scanning technology is a best practice for safe feeding and an efficiency booster for staff. Among competing hospital priorities, you might only have one chance to make a case for purchasing and implementing this technology. This blog shares our top tips to help frame the most compelling argument for this investment and develop a winning case for your executive leadership team.

Celebrating Lactation in the NICU. World Breastfeeding Week and National Breastfeeding Month in August gave us reasons to elevate the conversation about breastfeeding and mothers’ own milk as key ingredients for healthy infants and children.

AngelEye Health recently sat down to catch up with Kati Knudsen, PT, NPT, CNT, DCS, CLE, lead therapist, in-patient, pediatrics & NICU, at Providence St. Vincent Medical Center. Kati is a seasoned pediatric and NICU therapist with more than 20 years of direct in-patient experience.

They say that the destination of a flight completely changes if the trajectory is moved by one degree. Earlier this year, one of my most exciting projects to date went live. As a project manager for most of my healthcare career, I have had plenty of ‘Go Lives’ but not one that has tugged on my heart strings like this one did; especially one story in particular (but we’ll get to that- hang in there with me).