Atrium Health children’s hospital launches app to streamline information for patients, families

Charlotte, N.C.-based Atrium Health Levine Children’s Hospital designed a mobile app to help patients and families better access the hospital’s resources and services.

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The Levine Children’s mobile app provides information on areas including registration, packing tips and how parents can view their children’s electronic patient records.

Launched in February, the app is compatible with Apple and Android devices and features digital games for children. It can also help patients and families navigate inside the hospital, such as where pet and music therapies are located.

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