The pattern often lives at home.
Now the doctor can see what the parent saw.
One eCheck captures symptoms, context, guided video, medication response, and follow-up — then organizes the episode into a web-based clinician report for the child’s own care team.
Preserve the episode — not just the memory of it.
The parent captures what is happening while the child is actually sick. MamaBear structures that information so the clinician can review it efficiently.
See it.
Start an eCheck and capture what matters while it is happening.
Share it.
Guided video, symptoms, and context are prepared for secure sharing with the care team.
Sort it.
MamaBear organizes the episode into a structured report built for review.
“No! You have to listen to me! I know my children!”
“I made multiple ER visits with my son because I couldn’t prove to our pediatrician what I saw at home. MamaBear lets you capture symptoms in real time — and get treatment for your child sooner.”
Built for families. Designed for clinical workflows.
For Parents & Families
Capture a guided eCheck at home, keep an episode history, and share structured information with your child’s care team.
For Health Systems & Partners
Extend pediatric respiratory follow-up beyond the visit with a parent-facing app and secure web-based clinician report.
A report built to be reviewed.
Not another unstructured five-minute phone video. MamaBear standardizes what is captured and puts the episode into context.
Extend care between visits without building a new portal.
MamaBear gives clinics, FQHCs, and regional programs a practical way to extend pediatric respiratory follow-up between visits — without requiring a new clinician app or portal.
Helpful information when you need it.
Resources available through MamaBear Health, plus trusted environmental and respiratory-virus information.
Rapid Heart Rate in Infants
When a fast heartbeat may be expected — and when to contact your child’s care team.
Read more →Difficulty Breathing
Signs to watch for, what they may mean, and when to seek care immediately.
Read more →Medication Dosage Calculator
Interactive, weight-based dosing guidance for common pediatric medications.
Open calculator →Engineering + pediatrics + implementation.
A focused team combining biomedical engineering, mobile development, pediatric respiratory expertise, and real-world clinical implementation.
Meet the MamaBear team →Built with federal R&D funding. Ready for real-world deployment.
MamaBear Health was developed through USDA NIFA SBIR Phase I and Phase II funding. Phase III is the commercialization and implementation stage — when technology that grew out of SBIR-funded R&D moves into purchasing, deployment, services, and follow-on work using non-SBIR funds.
Why this can matter to a buyer or implementation partner
Phase III gives federal buyers a recognized path to continue work that derives from, extends, or completes the original SBIR-funded technology. When the federal follow-on work qualifies, the government can use SBIR Phase III sole-source authority to contract with the original SBIR developer rather than starting a new technology competition.
Phase III does not automatically override state, health-system, grant, or RHTP procurement requirements. Those rules still apply to the purchasing organization.
SEE IT. SHARE IT. SORT IT.
Better information from home. Better context for the care team.