For NICU Professionals

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90 hospitals in 30 states rely on Hand to Hold’s support resources. 

93% of NICU Managers agree Hand to Hold’s support resources allow them to spend more time focusing on the care of the baby.

100% of NICU Managers agree Hand to Hold helps provide a better understanding of how to support NICU parents.

Ways we can help you support the families in your care:

In-Person NICU Support

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1:1 Bedside Support

Hand to Hold Support group NICU parents

Support Groups

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Customized Educational Resources

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Special Events

Virtual NICU Support

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1:1 Support for Your NICU

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Virtual Support Groups for Your NICU

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Customized Educational Resources

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Online Communities for Your NICU

Refer Parents to Hand to Hold

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Peer Mentor Program

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National Support Groups

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NICU Babies, Parent Support Podcast

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Online Communities

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Counseling (TX & FL)

NICU Heroes podcast, Hand to Hold

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What NICU Professionals Are Saying

“The work Hand to Hold has done with NICU families has been life changing for families and our NICU staff. Hand to Hold is the perfect combination of skilled professionals who have a true understanding of the NICU journey from first hand experience. I do not believe there is a better organization than Hand to Hold for supporting these families through the most difficult and traumatic time of their life.”
— Rhonda Reed, BSN, RNC-NIC, Director of NICU and Neonatal Transport, St. David’s Medical Center

“With my patients, and in my personal life, I have experienced some of the deep sadness and loss that can accompany preterm birth or other birth complications. Hand to Hold will be such an important tool in assisting families in those vulnerable situations.”

— Dr. Felicia Nash, Preemie Mother & Obstetrician/Gynecologist, Women Partners in Health

This page was last modified on Sep 9, 2024 @ 4:09 pm. If you see any information that needs to be updated or corrected, please contact info@handtohold.org.