Digital pediatric patient engagement solutions

The country’s top children’s hospitals choose Get Well’s pediatric patient engagement solution to help children, teens and their families access appropriate care, as well as improve satisfaction and promote successful outcomes.

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Family-Friendly Smart Room Experience

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Easy-to-use interface and age-appropriate entertainment encourages activation as well as participation

Dual-device technology lets you display separate content on the TV or tablet at the same time: for instance, parents can read educational content, while children view entertainment

Includes an pediatric patient education video library of 200+ titles, so families can easily build their knowledge at the point of care

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Virtual Care Management Plans that Engage Pediatric Patients and Families

  • Improve care plan adherence and outcomes with clinically proven digital care plans, including pediatric asthma, diabetes, perioperative and prenatal pathways
  • Augment care management teams to scale value-based care initiatives
  • Deliver personalized experiences that lead to greater pediatric patient engagement

Youth Mental Health

  • A self-guided virtual solution that provides youth and caregivers with education and resilience training in order to avoid crises and identify when more help is needed
  • Identify and engage youth who need mental health support with an AI-driven digital front door for better screening and faster activation
  • Improve long-term mental health outcomes and pediatric patient engagement with automated check-ins, a self-service education portal and access to live Get Well Care Navigators
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Get Well Seamlessly Integrates with
Your EHR and Existing Workflows

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Get Well Clinical Solutions

  • Fully integrates into your clinical documentation
  • Bi-directional data exchange leads to better efficiencies and quality, such as improved communication and patient care, as well as greater ease in regulatory compliance
  • First-screen EHR access (SMART/SSO) brings benefits: for example, enhanced security, quick access and reduced login fatigue
  • Leverages your existing clinical inbox so that you can receive alerts and follow patient events directly into EHR-based workflows
Epic
Oracle Cerner
Veradigm
Athenahealth
eClinicalWorks
Meditech
Greenway Health
Mckesson
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Get Well Patient Solutions

  • Integrated with patient portal in order to enhance efficiencies
  • Activity data flows into EHR, which brings multiple benefits, such as comprehensive patient insights and enhanced care coordination
  • AI-powered health nudges benefit providers and patients, since patients are reminded to adhere and providers can offer more timely interventions 
  • Get Well embedded experiences actively engage patients so that they return back to your digital front door

Help Pediatric Patients While Achieving Your Business Goals

Get Well 360 empowers healthcare organizations to deliver the digital experience that children, teens, parents and caregivers need across every step of the healthcare journey.

Care Activation
  • Patient Reactivation and Care Gap Closures Program
Health Equity
  • SDOH Screening and Navigation
Smart Room Experience
  • Interactive Patient Care, Digital Whiteboards, Doorboards, and Rounding
Discharge Programs
  • General Inpatient + ED Discharge Programs
  • Chronic Condition Diagnosis Program
  • Surgical and Procedure Programs
Digital and Personalized Education
Live & AI-Driven Navigator Intervention
Multi-Modal SDOH Screening and Navigation

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The Magic of Wheels Up!: Bringing Adventure and Joy to Hospitalized Pediatric Patients

Discover how Sunrise Association’s innovative Wheels Up! program, featured in Get Well’s solution for children’s hospitals, brings joy to pediatric patients worldwide.

Infographic: SDOH Collection Readiness

Provider organizations are now required to collect data on the social needs of all admitted patients and submissions are due May 15, 2025. View the infographic for a refresher and overview on what you need to do.

Addressing the Youth Mental Health Crisis

Pediatric healthcare leaders continue to face a unique set of challenges, such as the youth mental health crisis, “tripledemic,” and workforce burnout, to name a few. Hear what our Director of Product Solutions and Clinical Programs, Kailin Hsu, MD, has to say about the challenges as well as ways to address them.

Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago

Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital partners with Get Well to maximize patient satisfaction with better pain management

Our approach to care is to keep patients and families at the center of the conversation and actively involved in decision-making. Get Well Inpatient helped us strengthen the clarity and consistency of communications with families, achieving positive gains in satisfaction around pain management.

Suma Rao-Gupta, MPH

Director, Pedersen Family Learning Center & Health Sciences Library, Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago

11% increase in patient and family satisfaction over a two-year period