Hospitals & NICUs
A steadier handoff at discharge
- Family readiness and care-plan education
- Structured check-ins through the first 30 days
- Early escalation back to your team
For healthcare partners
Many NICU graduates return to the hospital within their first 30 days home. Nuravyn partners with hospitals, pediatric offices, and OB-GYN practices to guide families through that window — reducing avoidable readmissions and keeping families connected to your care team.
The first 30 days
infants discharged after a prolonged NICU stay are readmitted within 30 days (10.7% of 57,035 infants).
Source: Journal of Perinatology, 2022 ↗of those 30-day readmissions were driven by respiratory problems — often caught earlier with close follow-up at home.
Source: Journal of Perinatology, 2022 ↗of all NICU graduates in a children's hospital cohort of 2,307 infants returned to the hospital within 30 days.
Source: American Journal of Perinatology, 2023 ↗babies in the U.S. is born preterm, the group most likely to need NICU care and post-discharge support.
Source: CDC ↗Led by neonatal expertise, Nuravyn checks in with families through the first 30 days — reinforcing the care plan, spotting early warning signs, and routing concerns back to your team before they become readmissions.
Avoidable readmissions are costly for health systems and insurers. Continuous support lowers that burden while families leave knowing their providers truly care about their transition home.
Who we partner with
Hospitals & NICUs
Pediatric offices
OB-GYN offices
Have more questions?
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