New baby health reports welcomed by Pediatricians to provide more accurate information about the child's health.
Sunnyvale, CA (PRWEB) May 02, 2012
AltaVitas, a healthcare IT company, today announces the release of their Baby Zoe 1.2 child health iPhone application. Baby Zoe lets parents and caregivers track their children's growth, milestones, medications, sleep, feedings, immunizations, and much more. Additionally, Baby Zoe tracks pregnancy events, associates photos with health events, quickly finds emergency contacts, and easily manages multiple children. The data produced by Baby Zoe is extremely useful for Pediatricians.
"I've worked with Baby Zoe since it first came to market. I've been extremely impressed by its ease of use in conjunction with the robust medical information it captures," said Dr. Caroline Graham, MD.
Baby Zoe 1.2 expands on the features of the initial version of Baby Zoe, and includes Pediatric reports. These reports can be provided electronically or in print to the Pediatrician giving them a more accurate, complete, and highly efficient picture of the child's health.
Compared to similar apps in the market, Baby Zoe not only tracks, manages and shares a child's health information, but is also robust across health issues, easily shares data with friends and family via social networks, and connects Pediatricians in mutually-beneficial ways.
"I've spent significant time with the AltaVitas team working out the details of the Pediatric reports. The reports that Baby Zoe generates are invaluable to Pediatricians and caregivers alike. Even a technology novice will have no trouble using this app. A product like this has been long overdue in the medical industry," said Dr. Anita Juvvadi, MD.
Baby Zoe is available as a free download from the Apple App Store.
AltaVitas, Inc. is a healthcare IT company empowering parents to improve their children's health. To learn more see www.altavitas.com.
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