CDF provides grants to purchase a wide range of monitoring and care equipment to respond to pediatric emergencies. This equipment includes monitors for breathing, blood pressure, heart rate and other vital signs, scales, foreign body extractors, and resuscitation equipment. Neonatal monitoring equipment, such as biliblankets and Panda Warmers (pictured), can also provide life-saving benefits for newborns.
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2024 to St. John's Riverside Hospital
CDF donated to funds to purchase ER care items including a pediatric scale and a nasal atomization device.
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2022 to Montefiore Nyack Hospital
CDF provided funds to Montefiore Nyack Hospital to purchase specialized pediatric equipment for their ED, primarily for infants, including an overhead infant warmer, a neonatal resuscitation airway box, a Broselow resuscitation book, balloon extractors for removal of nasal foreign bodies, nasal atomizers for pain-free administration of medications, and a new digital scale and wall growth chart for accurate measurements.
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2015 to Vassar Brothers Medical Center
CDF gave a Panda Warmer to Vassar Brother's Labor and Delivery Department.
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2012 to Putnam Hospital Center
CDF donated a Pediatric Vital Sign Monitor and pulse oximeter with stand.
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2011 to MidHudson Regional Hospital
CDF provided funds to purchase a Vidacare Intraosseous Infusion System which enables emergency workers to quickly access the vascular systems of patients in critical situations.
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2010 to Montefiore New Rochelle Hospital
CDF's grant paid for for three neonatal biliblankets, a portable phototherapy device for the treatment of jaundice.
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2011 to Northern Westchester Hospital
CDF donated two Phototheraphy Lights to Northern Westchester's Neonatal Department.
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2010 to St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital
CDF provided funds for an infant warmer and two blood pressure monitors.
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2008 to Phelps Memorial Hospital Center
CDF gave two infant beam scales and a Tympanometric Instrument.
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2005 to Northern Westchester Hospital
CDF donated three pediatric vital sign monitors to Northern Westchester Hospital's Emergency Department.
