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Congratulations to our partner hospitals ranked by U.S. News & World Report for 2018-2019

EASE ApplicationsJun 30, 2018 EASE Applications Blog No Comments

Congratulations to our partner hospitals ranked by U.S. News & World Report for 2018-2019

Congratulations to our partner hospitals Texas Children’s, Nationwide Children’s, Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children, Nemours Children’s Health System, Children’s Mercy Hospital, St. Louis Children’s Hospital, and Connecticut...

Fox 35 highlights the expansion of EASE at Orlando Health

EASE ApplicationsJun 22, 2018 EASE Applications Blog No Comments

Fox 35 highlights the expansion of EASE at Orlando Health

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Many thanks to the nurses at Orlando Health and their passion for the families they care for. Over the past 3 years, EASE has expanded system wide because of their dedication to patient care. Check out this great news story from Fox 35 Orlando featured...

NBC WESH 2 – Doctors at Arnold Palmer Medical Center create an app to help keep families connected to patients.

EASE ApplicationsJun 20, 2018 EASE Applications Blog No Comments

NBC WESH 2 – Doctors at Arnold Palmer Medical Center create an app to help keep families connected to patients.

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Andrew and Matt, a couple from D.C., adopt baby girl Carey Hill, who was born 16 weeks early. As a tiny preemie at just 12 inches long, 1 pound and 7 ounces she is currently being cared for at the Winnie Palmer Hospital NICU. They haven’t left her...

Medical Apps: Beyond Health Trackers

EASE ApplicationsJun 14, 2018 EASE Applications Blog No Comments

People of all ages and backgrounds have begun taking more proactive role with monitoring their health and wellness in recent years. From fitness trackers to mobile health applications (apps), our society is steadily adopting and incorporating a wide range...

NICU + EASE

EASE ApplicationsJun 02, 2018 EASE Applications Blog No Comments

NICU + EASE

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Premature babies, babies who had difficult deliveries, and babies with medical conditions or birth defects require special newborn care and intensive medical attention. They are often admitted into a hospital’sNeonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)where...