Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
GE HealthCare has launched Care Intellect for Perinatal, a cloud-first digital solution designed to improve safety and outcomes for mothers and babies during labor and delivery.
Jeff Caron, Chief Digital and Technology Officer, Patient Care Solutions, GE HealthCare, shares how the platform unifies multiple, previously disconnected data sources into a single, real-time patient view that all clinicians can access — a true “single pane of glass.” By reducing data overload and streamlining workflows, it enables care teams to spot emerging risks sooner and respond more quickly and effectively.
The conversation also examines how standardized, data-driven perinatal care can support clinicians without adding to their workload, help address persistent gaps in maternal health outcomes, and create greater consistency across care teams.
Featuring:
Jeff Caron, Chief Digital and Technology Officer, Patient Care Solutions, GE HealthCare
Host/Producer: Carol Vassar
00:01 – Welcome to Well Beyond Medicine
00:37 – Live from HLTH: Big Announcement from GE HealthCare
00:55 – Introducing CareIntellect for Perinatal
01:42 – From Paper Strips to Real-Time Digital Workflows
02:10 – Cloud-First Design & Global Deployment
02:37 – The Maternal Health Crisis: Why This Matters
03:59 – A “Single Pane of Glass” for Labor & Delivery
04:35 – AI Roadmap: What’s Coming Next
05:36 – Connecting EMR, Pumps & Fetal Monitoring
06:30 – Why Cloud Architecture Changes Everything
08:16 – Improving Nurse–OBGYN Communication
09:03 – Partnering with HCA Healthcare for Validation
10:45 – Early Clinician Feedback & Natural Language Search
11:41 – Balancing Technology with Human Trust
12:57 – Scaling Nationwide & Publishing Clinical Evidence
14:26 – Addressing Black Maternal Health Disparities
15:52 – The 10-Year Vision: Reducing Maternal Complications
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GE HealthCare has launched Care Intellect for Perinatal, a cloud-first digital solution designed to improve safety and outcomes for mothers and babies during labor and delivery.
Jeff Caron, Chief Digital and Technology Officer, Patient Care Solutions, GE HealthCare, shares how the platform unifies multiple, previously disconnected data sources into a single, real-time patient view that all clinicians can access — a true “single pane of glass.” By reducing data overload and streamlining workflows, it enables care teams to spot emerging risks sooner and respond more quickly and effectively.
The conversation also examines how standardized, data-driven perinatal care can support clinicians without adding to their workload, help address persistent gaps in maternal health outcomes, and create greater consistency across care teams.
Featuring:
Jeff Caron, Chief Digital and Technology Officer, Patient Care Solutions, GE HealthCare
Host/Producer: Carol Vassar
00:01 – Welcome to Well Beyond Medicine
00:37 – Live from HLTH: Big Announcement from GE HealthCare
00:55 – Introducing CareIntellect for Perinatal
01:42 – From Paper Strips to Real-Time Digital Workflows
02:10 – Cloud-First Design & Global Deployment
02:37 – The Maternal Health Crisis: Why This Matters
03:59 – A “Single Pane of Glass” for Labor & Delivery
04:35 – AI Roadmap: What’s Coming Next
05:36 – Connecting EMR, Pumps & Fetal Monitoring
06:30 – Why Cloud Architecture Changes Everything
08:16 – Improving Nurse–OBGYN Communication
09:03 – Partnering with HCA Healthcare for Validation
10:45 – Early Clinician Feedback & Natural Language Search
11:41 – Balancing Technology with Human Trust
12:57 – Scaling Nationwide & Publishing Clinical Evidence
14:26 – Addressing Black Maternal Health Disparities
15:52 – The 10-Year Vision: Reducing Maternal Complications
Thanks for listening to Well Beyond Medicine: The Nemours Children’s Health Podcast. How do you go well beyond medicine in your own life or community? How do you celebrate it?
🎙️ Share your story or leave us a voicemail: speakpipe.com/NemoursWellBeyond
Your message could be featured in a future episode.
🌐 Listen to more episodes and explore the podcast: nemourswellbeyond.org
📩 Sign up for our monthly newsletter for new episodes, stories, and updates: nemourswellbeyond.org/news
Follow Nemours Children’s Health:
Instagram: instagram.com/nemours
X (Twitter): twitter.com/Nemours
Facebook: facebook.com/Nemours
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/nemours
Well Beyond Medicine: The Nemours Children’s Health Podcast explores children’s health, pediatric care, health equity, mental health, social determinants of health, and health care innovation—from food security and community-based care to meeting families where they are with accessible health and wellness resources. We highlight the people and ideas shaping the future of pediatric health care and building the healthiest generations of children ever.
#WellBeyondMedicine #NemoursChildrensHealth #Pediatrics #ChildrensHealth #HealthEquity #HealthcareInnovation #MentalHealth #socialdeterminantsofhealth
