CDF provides grants to purchase a wide range of monitoring equipment which measure and record on-going breathing, blood pressure, heart rate and other vital sign indicators for children in emergency rooms. Neonatal monitoring equipment, such as biliblankets and Panda Warmers (pictured), can also provide life-saving benefits for newborns.
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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.
