SpellBound AR

We’re thrilled to announce that SpellBound AR, the leader in patient-facing augmented reality (AR) and therapeutic games for hospitals, is now available on Get Well’s platform! Patients can now access SpellBound ARcade? content through Get Well, a global digital health company with nearly 25 years of experience in patient engagement. Founded in 2000, Get Well has pioneered the patient engagement space, transforming patient experiences and advancing personalized, high-quality care. This new content hosting agreement marks an exciting step in their mission to enhance patient engagement. As the top provider of therapeutic AR games for patients, SpellBound AR is dedicated to improving the patient experience. With SpellBound ARcade?, our AR gaming system for patient room TVs, we’re revolutionizing patient engagement in hospitals. Supported by NIH funding, SpellBound designs interactive experiences that positively engage patients in their treatment and recovery, focusing on improving outcomes like Quality of Life (QoL), risk, pain, and length of stay. “Our goal is to broaden our reach and help every patient benefit from our therapeutic games and activities,” said Christina York, CEO of SpellBound. “Hosting our content on Get Well’s platform allows us to make a greater impact.” To learn more about activating SpellBound ARcade? at your hospital, reach out to John Stevens, EVP of Customer Success and Business Development, at?[email protected]. We’re excited about the potential to make a real difference in the lives of patients worldwide.

Welcome to the SpellBound family Ruthie Charendoff and the team at John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County!

A quick overview on how early mobility is critical for children and teens in three areas of the hospital.

If you have some time at 1:00pm ET, join us for a quick demo of SpellBound ARcade, an easy way to engage your patients anywhere in the hospital with augmented reality experiences that distract and calm. For more info and the Zoom link: https://lnkd.in/gs7J3ASb

A great new post from our program officer at the The National Institutes of Health: https://lnkd.in/gne6iSKj ?? "The breadth, complexity and severity of the opioid crisis calls for innovative solutions. Medical devices hold the promise of being part of the solution to help mitigate the impact of the opioid crisis. Meaningful progress can be accomplished if the community works together to ensure that resources are effectively used to develop novel solutions, regulatory and reimbursement expectations are understood and successfully addressed and, most importantly, new solutions proposed are effectively adopted by the diverse patient population living with OUD."

We are so grateful to all our customers and are happy to recognize exceptional achievement in using our technology solutions to improve care for patients. Cs Mott Childrens Hospital UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO COMER CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL MD Anderson Cancer Center HARRISONS HEROES

Demo Me This: SpellBound ARcade This week we do a quick demo of SpellBound ARcade, the newest way to add augmented reality activities and games to the hospital environment. SpellBound ARcade is used in patient rooms, waiting areas, and common areas of hospitals to distract and reduce children’s anxiety and stress during hospitals stays or waiting, so that they are better prepared to cooperate with treatment. Date: Wednesday, June 12, 2024 Time: 1:00pm ET - 1:30pm ET More details: https://lnkd.in/gs7J3ASb

A systematic review in 2019 (https://lnkd.in/gXR3Tgt6) looked at 299 studies regarding the effectiveness of distraction as a procedural pain intervention for pediatric cancer patients and concluded that distraction is a promising intervention. What needs to be done next is to explore effectiveness in varied populations and evidence of cultural influences on pain expression. We’ve been working on those very things! We’ve focused on Hispanic populations and have two studies currently running with the NIH: https://lnkd.in/gcpFB9h3 #pediatricpain #distractiontherapy #NIHresearch

Catching up on some healthcare podcasts and came across the podcast series “Patient No More” from NRC Health. The February 27, 2024 episode was with Dr. Lazarus (pediatric emergency med) and was entitled “Wait times, empathy and enhancing patient experience”. A great episode with some really poignant points about the family experience. Great quote: “When I was younger, I really thought empathy was…a gift that you were given. And if you were empathetic that’s great. And if not, that’s just not you. But something I’ve learned is that empathy can be cognitive. So it is something that can be taught.” Worth a listen! https://lnkd.in/egPPG2kU #pediatrics #patientexperience

It's impossible to capture the contributions of nurses in a social media post. But if you've ever been hospitalized, sick, vulnerable or had a family member in the care of a nurse, you know. American Nurses Association accepts donations to thank nurses during nursing week. Please consider donating! #nursesweek?#nurses?#gratitude https://lnkd.in/e979xpSu