For Immediate Release Media Contact: Angela Jenkins Amendola Communications for PeriGen 720.859.6930 ajenkins@acmarketingpr.com Download PDF PeriGen Congratulates Banner Health Instituting Successful Care Quality Initiative Reducing Unnecessary Early-term Deliveries by 22 Percent The Arizona Quality Alliance Award recipient used perinatal electronic health record data to facilitate medical practice change across 19 facilities PRINCETON, New Jersey ─ Continue Reading

For Immediate Release Media Contact: Angela Jenkins Amendola Communications for PeriGen 720.859.6930 ajenkins@acmarketingpr.com Download PDF PeriGen Announces $6.4 Million in Funding and Strong Market Momentum for PeriCALMPerinatal Solutions in First Quarter of 2013 National Institutes of Health validates company’s perinatal technology PRINCETON, New Jersey ─ April 3, 2013 ─ Continuing its strong momentum from record Continue Reading

PeriGen to demonstrate NIH validated fetal surveillance technologies at its HIMSS booth 3387 PRINCETON, New Jersey ─ February 27, 2013 ─ Taylor Regional Hospital in Hawkinsville, Ga., and Griffin Hospital in Derby, Conn., completed activation of PeriGen’s PeriCALM® perinatal system in their respective facilities’ labor and delivery (L&D) departments. The PeriCALM suite includes PeriCALM Tracings™, Continue Reading

Princeton, NJ (February 14, 2013) – PeriGen, Inc., the global leader in applying real-time clinical decision support to perinatal systems, announced today that it has appointed Thomas J.Garite MD as Chief Clinical Officer, effective immediately. A specialist in Obstetrics and Gynecology and Maternal-Fetal Medicine, in addition to his work with PeriGen and its clients, Thomas Continue Reading

   ~ Software Can Be Used To Screen In Real Time When An Expert Is Not Present~ Princeton, NJ, January 15, 2013 – PeriGen, Inc., the global leader in applying real-time clinical decision support to perinatal systems, today announced the results of an independent validation study on fetal strip interpretation favorably comparing PeriGen PeriCALM® Patterns Continue Reading

Screening Program Significantly Reduces Rates of Shoulder Dystocia Without Increasing Cesareans Princeton, NJ (August 22, 2012) – PeriGen, Inc., an innovative provider of fetal surveillance systems, today announced that the results of its program to identify women at increased risk of Shoulder Dystocia (SD) with Brachial Plexus Injury (BPI) have been published in the August Continue Reading

“High Uterine Contraction Rates in Births with Normal and Abnormal Umbilical Artery Gases” Published in June 2012 Journal of Maternal-Fetal and Neonatal Medicine Princeton, NJ (August 15, 2012) – PeriGen, Inc., an innovative, national provider of fetal surveillance systems, today announced the publication of research on uterine tachysystole in the June issue of the Journal Continue Reading

Princeton, NJ (August 14, 2012) – PeriGen, Inc., and The George Washington University, the data coordinating center of the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development’s Maternal-Fetal Medicine Units Network, have entered into an agreement to utilize PeriGen’s PeriCALM® Patterns™ software in connection with a research project entitled: Computerized Interpretation of Continue Reading

Leading Provider of Advanced Perinatal Systems and Leading Healthcare Professional Liability Reinsurer Join Forces to Deliver Patented Patient Safety Tool for Obstetricians Princeton, NJ (August 14, 2012) –PeriGen, Inc., an innovative provider of advanced perinatal systems and Transatlantic Re, a leading healthcare professional liability reinsurer, announce their strategic alliance  to deliver PeriGen’s patented PeriCALM® Shoulder Continue Reading

PeriGen’s “Start the Conversation” Campaign Encourages Pregnant Women to Discuss Shoulder Dystocia Risk with Their Physicians Princeton, NJ (June 25, 2012) – PeriGen, Inc., the leading innovator of fetal surveillance systems, is launching a patient safety campaign designed to inform pregnant women about shoulder dystocia, a serious childbirth complication. The “Start the Conversation” campaign provides Continue Reading