PeriGen

06/02/2026

The countdown is on for !

Meet at Booth 803 next week in Orlando to experience what’s new in labor and delivery innovation, including:
✅ A walkthrough of the only automated maternal/fetal early warning system commercially available in the U.S.
✅ A sneak peek at the modern central monitoring interfaces and capabilities currently on our roadmap
✅ A chance to explore an obstetric virtual care command center

Plus, have a little fun! Spin the prize wheel, connect with our experts, and attend a demo for a chance to win a Shark™ CryoGlow™ LED Face Mask.

Demo spots are limited — learn more and secure your spot today: https://okt.to/B0eWct

We can’t wait to see you there!

04/29/2026

The second episode of our free CE webinar series for L&D nurses is here!

Led by Dr. Heather Walker, this session will explore how uterine activity, placental perfusion, and fetal neurologic regulation work together to shape the patterns seen on the monitor — helping clinicians understand not just what the tracing shows, but why.

Learn more and register today at https://okt.to/0mxMTJ

04/14/2026

Today, we’re excited to introduce an updated PeriGen brand.

Over the past several years, PeriGen has grown in meaningful ways. Our technology has advanced. Our partnerships with clinicians, providers, and health systems have deepened. And as our community of users has expanded, so too has the impact we’re making in labor and delivery across the country and around the world.

This refresh is not about reinventing PeriGen. What's evolving is how we share our story.

Starting today, you’ll begin to see this reflected in our refreshed visual identity and a redesigned website that more thoughtfully highlights our technology, our people, and the real‑world impact our platform is making in hospitals around the globe.

PeriGen has always been guided by a simple mission — helping clinicians protect moms and babies during one of life’s most important moments. That mission continues to inspire everything we do, now amplified with renewed energy and clarity as we move forward together.

Visit our updated website to learn more: https://okt.to/I7CReO

11/15/2024

We're coming to Wisconsin!

If you're attending Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN), come talk us!

Janine Kelbach and Marissa Van Rooy will be there to talk about what we're doing at PeriGen to help clinicians improve clinical practice and patient safety.

See you there!

10/10/2024

We're coming to Kansas City! If you're attending Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN) Kansas + Missouri, come see us!

Nikki Narmore and Brian Saus are going to be there to talk about what we're doing at PeriGen to improve outcomes for mothers and their babies.

See you there!

10/08/2024

Rhythm & Readings: Monthly Tracing Review - is microlearning series is designed to enhance nurses' skills in fetal heart monitoring, contributing to better maternal and neonatal outcomes.

PeriGen is proud to partner with Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN), to provide ongoing education in this important area!

Sessions will be available for free in September, October, and November 2024, and then as part of a 12-month subscription starting in January 2025.

Sign up for Rhythm & Readings here: https://okt.to/lpxBVS

10/02/2024

"The Care Quality Commission identified that inadequate foetal monitoring occurred in 45 of 92 cases (49%) in which a baby died or suffered serious brain damage while being born in a midwife-led unit in England.

The findings show that correct monitoring is “critically important” to ensure care is safe in all maternity units, said Sandy Lewis, the director of the CQC’s maternity and newborn safety investigations (MNSI) programme.

It analysed four common failings in the 92 births in a report that is intended to help midwives and doctors improve the quality and safety of care."

Short staffing and heavy workloads also key factors in cases where outcomes included brain damage, Care Quality Commission says

09/27/2024

🎉 PeriGen is proud to partner with Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN) to launch "Rhythm & Readings: Monthly Tracing Review." This microlearning series is designed to enhance nurses' skills in fetal heart monitoring, contributing to better maternal and neonatal outcomes.

By providing ongoing education in this important area, we're working to improve outcomes for mothers and babies, empowering professionals with the knowledge they need to excel in perinatal care.

These sessions will be available for free in September, October, and November 2024, and then as part of a 12-month subscription starting in January 2025.

Read the full release here: https://okt.to/zYvnPG

Sign up for Rhythm & Readings here: https://okt.to/WZ1Dxq

09/20/2024

We are proud to announce that PeriGen is a finalist for the prestigious 2024 edition of The Digital Health Hub Foundation - Digital Health Awards!

"This year’s finalists reflect the growing impact and potential of digital health across the globe. The innovation we’re seeing is not only addressing current healthcare challenges but also setting the stage for a transformative future. We are excited to recognize these great companies for their remarkable work."- Mark H. Goldstein - Chairman of the Digital Health Hub Foundation

This recognition highlights PeriGen's dedication to protecting mothers and babies during childbirth. The Digital Health Hub Foundation Awards celebrate organizations that demonstrate excellence in leveraging digital advancements to enhance healthcare services and patient outcomes. 🎉🎉🎉

09/17/2024

Malawi provides free healthcare to its 21 million citizens, but with only $14 allocated per patient annually, the challenges are immense. Women and children face significant health disparities, with high maternal mortality and neonatal death rates.

The Area 25 Health Centre in Malawi’s capital, Lilongwe, serves around 700,000 people and exemplifies these challenges. The maternal health clinic struggled with high rates of stillbirths and neonatal deaths. Traditional methods of electronic fetal monitoring relied heavily on clinicians to interpret raw data and identify subtle warning signs, often under stressful conditions and with limited resources.

To address these issues, Area 25 partnered with Malawi’s Ministry of Health, Texas Children’s Hospital, and Baylor College of Medicine. They introduced PeriGen ’s AI-based solution that acts as an automated early warning system. This technology monitors critical vital signs, detecting abnormalities and alerting clinicians in real-time to act.

The impact has been transformative. Area 25 has seen an 82% reduction in intrapartum stillbirth and early neonatal death rates. Linda, a healthy 3-month-old baby born at the health centre, is a testament to this success. The advancements at Area 25 demonstrate how innovative healthcare solutions can dramatically improve maternal and neonatal outcomes across Sub-Saharan Africa.

Read more: https://okt.to/NVb7Js