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women's<br />

memorial<br />

hermann<br />

memorial<br />

city medical<br />

center<br />

helps parents capture<br />

baby's first days of life<br />

Women’s Memorial Hermann<br />

Memorial City Medical<br />

Center is the first and only hospital<br />

in Houston to offer new parents the<br />

personal, private opportunity to capture<br />

and preserve their baby’s first moments<br />

of life on video.<br />

With this free electronic service,<br />

courtesy of Memorial Hermann’s<br />

partner, Biovideo®, each family<br />

receives a fully customized video<br />

capturing the highlights of a newborn’s<br />

arrival. A professional team of digital<br />

photographers unobtrusively captures<br />

precious moments and emotions<br />

documenting the mother’s first<br />

minutes with the baby and the baby’s<br />

introduction to the rest of the family.<br />

“We believe this new service is a<br />

great way for parents to relax and focus<br />

on their new baby, and not on their<br />

cameras,” said Keith Alexander, chief<br />

executive officer of Memorial Hermann<br />

Memorial City Medical Center. “Parents<br />

have already told us they are excited<br />

to have such an expert product to<br />

show friends and family; they wish they<br />

had something like this for their older<br />

children.”<br />

As soon as a mom knows she is<br />

pregnant, she can register online with<br />

Biovideo® and start uploading prenatal<br />

photographs such as sonograms to a<br />

personal, password-protected profile.<br />

When the new parents are ready to<br />

leave the hospital, they can preview<br />

the electronic video documenting all<br />

the memories captured in the hospital.<br />

Both the video and still photos can be<br />

accessed by mom or dad on a secure<br />

webpage and shared via email or<br />

social media. If parents are interested<br />

in purchasing a hard copy of the video<br />

or downloading it, they can do so for a<br />

nominal fee.<br />

“We believe this new service is a<br />

great way for parents to relax and<br />

focus on their new baby, and not on<br />

their cameras...”<br />

-Keith Alexander<br />

Becker's Hospital Review recently<br />

included Memorial Hermann Memorial<br />

City Medical Center on its list of<br />

“100 Hospitals with Great Women's<br />

Health Programs,” which recognizes<br />

hospitals with exceptional programs<br />

dedicated to the health and wellbeing<br />

of women. The hospitals on<br />

this list have programs that include a<br />

wide range of health care options for<br />

women including gynecologic care,<br />

reproductive medicine, breast health,<br />

as well as emotional support and<br />

behavioral health care options.<br />

All Memorial Hermann facilities<br />

will offer this free, electronic video<br />

service to new parents by May 1, 2014.<br />

To view one of the first videos filmed at<br />

Women’s Memorial Hermann Memorial<br />

City Medical Center, visit http://vimeo.<br />

com/83699029.<br />

Be seen. Be heard.<br />

1.<br />

LISTEN TO<br />

YOUR HEART<br />

Dr Laura Fernandes M.D., F.A.C.C.<br />

Symptoms of a heart attack in<br />

women are different than men.<br />

70% of women experience extreme<br />

fatigue in the days or even weeks<br />

before a heart attack.<br />

2. Debilitating flu like exhaustion.<br />

3.<br />

4.<br />

5.<br />

6.<br />

7.<br />

8.<br />

Mild pain in the chest, sometimes it’s<br />

not just in the region of the heart.<br />

Pressure or achiness can occur in<br />

the breastbone, upper back, neck<br />

shoulders or jaw.<br />

Nausea, dizziness, indigestion or<br />

even vomiting can often occur prior<br />

to a heart attack.<br />

58% of women report breathlessness<br />

panting or inability to carry on a<br />

conversation.<br />

Sleeplessness, trouble falling asleep<br />

or wake up during the night in the<br />

weeks prior to a heart attack.<br />

Anxiety or a sense of impending<br />

doom or fear before a heart attack.<br />

For the heart<br />

from the heart!<br />

DR Laura Fernandes<br />

Interventional Cardiologist<br />

936.559.7997<br />

ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS<br />

THE WOODLANDS, CONROE & HUNTSVILLE<br />

600 River Pointe Dr. Ste 101<br />

Conroe, TX 77304<br />

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