PeriGen

11/09/2026

Strong nursing leadership moves perinatal care forward.

Every day, perinatal nurse leaders are building stronger teams, advancing patient safety, and continually looking for ways to improve care for moms and babies. At PeriGen, supporting these leaders is at the heart of what we do. It's our !

That’s why we’re so excited to be sponsoring this year's Synova Associates Perinatal Leadership Forum, where we look forward to listening, learning, sharing ideas, and connecting with the nursing leaders who are shaping what’s next in perinatal care.

Heading to ? Stop by Booth 103/202 to meet the PeriGen team and learn how PeriWatch Vigilance can help you bring meaningful innovation to your organization while supporting the teams you lead.

Learn more: https://okt.to/GHXcab

10/28/2026

A new chapter in maternal care is beginning in Arkansas.

We’re proud to partner with Baptist Health on the launch of the state's first obstetric virtual care center — an "air traffic control tower for mom and baby" designed to provide an additional layer of clinical vigilance and support for moms, babies, and L&D teams across the system.

Congratulations to the Baptist Health team on this exciting milestone!

Read the full press release: https://okt.to/URS6hD

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Baptist Health has partnered with maternal and fetal care technology company, PeriGen, to launch a centralized "OB Hub" across its seven delivery hospitals, which care for over 6,600 babies annually.

10/02/2026

Where in the world is today?

Apparently, everywhere.

Today, our team is presenting and exhibiting at four different conferences in four different corners of the country — talking all things perinatal safety, innovation, and obstetric care.

If you're attending one of them, come find us and say hello!

09/29/2026

Our team had a great week in Chicago at this year's Society of OB/GYN Hospitalists Annual Clinical Meeting! A special thanks to all the healthcare leaders who stopped by our table to spend time with us and dig deeper into the challenges, opportunities, and innovations shaping obstetric care today.

Missed us at the show? Learn more about PeriWatch Vigilance at https://okt.to/bNt0e5.

08/27/2026

What does supporting safer births have to do with breastfeeding? More than you might think.

August is National Breastfeeding Month, and it got us thinking about one of the more unexpected outcomes following the rollout of PeriWatch Vigilance at Mount Sinai Medical Center.

Since implementation, the L&D unit has achieved sustained reductions in uterine tachysystole — dropping to less than 2% — along with earlier and more consistent intrauterine resuscitation, fewer unexpected NICU admissions, and more stable newborn transitions.

With fewer urgent separations and more immediate skin-to-skin contact, the team also observed an encouraging trend: higher exclusive breastfeeding rates.

While no single tool drives outcomes alone, it's a powerful reminder that when risks are identified early and addressed promptly, the benefits can extend well beyond the delivery room.

Read the full story: https://okt.to/8Sqped

08/26/2026

Healthcare organizations often evaluate technology through the lens of infrastructure, integration, and cost. But in high-acuity environments like obstetrics, another question matters just as much:

What is the cost of not investing in technology that can help prevent avoidable harm?

In his newest blog, Matthew Sappern explores why risk-reduction solutions deserve to be evaluated not just as software, but as a critical component of a health system's broader risk management strategy.

Read the article: https://okt.to/7RT8xI

08/25/2026

Our commitment to improving maternal and fetal health extends beyond our technology.

As part of our ongoing partnership with March of Dimes, members of their team recently joined for an afternoon centered around our shared commitment to mothers and babies. Together, we assembled care bags for families spending time in the UNC Children's - North Carolina Children's Hospital NICU.

The afternoon was a chance to step away from our day-to-day work, spend time together, and give back in a hands-on way to mothers, babies, and families in our own community. We’re grateful for a team that continues to show up for a mission we all care deeply about, both through the work we do every day and through opportunities to make a difference together.

Most of all, we hope these care bags brought a little extra comfort to the families who received them.

Learn more about the ways we're giving back at https://okt.to/LCI0UR

08/20/2026

Every family deserves access to safe, high-quality maternity care, regardless of where they live.

A new report from March of Dimes highlights a growing crisis: 1 in 3 U.S. counties are now considered maternity care deserts, affecting 2.4 million women of reproductive age and 149,000 babies born each year.

The report also reveals that:
☑️ More than half of U.S. counties lack a hospital with labor and delivery services.
☑️ Rural communities continue to face severe provider shortages, with nearly 58% of rural counties lacking obstetric clinicians.
☑️ Recent labor and delivery unit closures are increasing travel times and creating additional barriers to timely care.

At PeriGen, we believe technology can help bridge critical gaps in maternity care. As hospitals and clinicians stretch to serve more patients with fewer resources, innovative perinatal software and clinical decision support tools can help care teams identify emerging risks, support timely interventions, and extend expertise across broader geographic regions.

While technology is not a substitute for local maternity care infrastructure, it can play an important part in the solution – helping providers deliver quality for mothers and babies wherever they are.

We applaud March of Dimes for continuing to shine a light on this issue and providing data that can drive meaningful action.

Read the report: https://okt.to/4AjcyC

Nearly 35% of U.S. counties are maternity care deserts, affecting 2.4 million women. Learn how limited access to maternal care leads to poorer health outcomes for moms and babies.

08/13/2026

Why should L&D nurses at every stage of their careers tune in to our newest webinar series? We can think of three good reasons.

✅ Strengthen core perinatal knowledge.
✅ Translate evidence into everyday practice.
✅ Be part of the conversation.

These ideas are at the heart of Foundations in Perinatal Care: From Basics to Best Practice, a free CE webinar series designed to revisit the core concepts behind modern perinatal practice.

Led by Dr. Heather Walker, each session connects foundational knowledge with current evidence, practical application, and the why behind everyday clinical practice.

In our latest blog, Dr. Walker shares the inspiration behind the series, how curiosity has shaped her professional journey, and why returning to the fundamentals can strengthen practice at every stage of a perinatal career.
Find your reason to tune in: https://okt.to/qdjaNv

08/11/2026

PeriGen is proud to sponsor AWHONN - The Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses Rhythm & Readings: Monthly Tracing Review, a year-long micro-learning series that offers a convenient way for nurses and healthcare providers to strengthen fetal heart monitoring skills.

Designed with busy clinicians in mind, each 15-minute monthly module features a realistic FHM simulation scenario followed by a tracing debrief to reinforce key takeaways and help build and refine interpretation skills.
Each module offers 0.25 nursing contact hours and counts toward C-EFM certification maintenance, with 3.0 nursing contact hours available throughout the full series.

Start learning today: https://okt.to/KYg1WR