Sickle cell disease is an inherited blood disorder that affects how oxygen moves through the body. If your child has been diagnosed with sickle cell disease, you may have a lot of questions about what it means, how it’s passed down, and most importantly, what you can do to help your child stay healthy. This … Continued
George Boghos, CEO, discusses how measuring Safe Days at Home is transforming pediatric care by focusing on outcomes that truly matter for children with special health care needs.
How to Care for a Child with Type 2 Diabetes: 5 Tips for Parents and Caregivers Learning that your child has type 2 diabetes can feel overwhelming. The good news is that with the right care, healthy habits, and support from your child’s healthcare team, many children with type 2 diabetes can live healthy, active … Continued
In this byline by Chief Medical Officer Dr. Patricia Hayes, she shares how many children lack access to integrated care despite living near medical facilities and offers solutions for expanding access to care.
Watching your child have a seizure can be one of the scariest moments for any caregiver. If your child has epilepsy or a seizure disorder, having a plan and knowing what to do can help you feel more prepared. Epilepsy is diagnosed when a child has two or more seizures that happen more than 24 … Continued
Hearing your child’s cough can be stressful. You may wonder what is causing it, how long it will last, and when you should be worried. The good news is that most causes of cough are not dangerous and, in many cases, a cough is your child’s body protecting itself. Let’s walk through what you need … Continued
Finding the right bed for your child can feel overwhelming, especially if your first choice isn’t covered by insurance. The good news is that there are several options available. This guide is designed to help families understand different types of safety beds. What Is a Safety Bed? Safety beds are specially designed to help keep … Continued
Access to integrated virtual and in-home care improves outcomes. Chief Medical Officer Dr. Patricia Hayes describes how the Imagine Pediatrics care model breaks downs barriers.
Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Patricia Hayes, shares how virtual and in-home care expands access to relationship-building care for children with special health care needs.
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