Wellbe is proud to partner with Sauk Prairie Healthcare in bringing care automation to their Birth Center. Funded by a generous gift from Lea Culver, moms are now receiving information to meet their needs, when they need it, through ConnectedCare’s interactive patient pathways. Lea was impressed by what she saw. “It was great to see how my gift was used to create something truly extraordinary. As a mom, I remember those early days of needing information at times that maybe weren’t so convenient for my doctors. This is a tremendous resource.”
Sue Shafranski, director of the Birth Center said about their adoption of ConnectedCare, “We were interested in creating a better care journey that would also strengthen the patient-provider relationship. I am very proud that an organization our size is on the cutting edge of this important technology for new moms and their families.”
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