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Atrium Health Taps Prenatal App Babyscripts for Remote Pregnancy Care

by Fred Pennic 07/10/2019 Leave a Comment

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Babyscripts, the leading virtual care platform for managing obstetrics, announced today that they are teaming up with Atrium Health, one of the nation’s most highly integrated not-for-profit healthcare systems based in Charlotte, N.C. The collaboration provides pregnant patients who receive care at Atrium Health access to the Babyscripts app during the entirety of their prenatal journey and beyond.

The Babyscripts mobile app provides access to education on pregnancy, content about baby development, maternity classes, as well as navigation related to Atrium Health practices and hospitals. Atrium Health patients will be able to use the Babyscripts’ app to stay connected to their care team and be informed about their pregnancy, providing additional flexibility and transparency between moms and clinical teams. The Babyscripts app also delivers evidence-based guidelines approved by the patient’s obstetrician in the form of daily nutritional, medical and lifestyle action items. It is available in English and Spanish.

“Our goal at Atrium Health is to provide our patients with the best care when and where they need it,” said Suzanna Fox, MD, Senior Medical Director, Women’s Service Line, and Deputy Chief Physician Executive at Atrium Health. “By providing mothers-to-be with additional resources it furthers our commitment to provide access to care in a way that is most convenient for them.” 

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