NICU Comp walks parents through the unit and out the door — admission to discharge — translating the medical narrative into something a family can hold while the clinical team keeps the baby safe.
The unit’s milestones, plain-language: respiratory support, feeds, weight gain, screenings, discharge criteria. Where is baby today, and what comes next.
CPAP, high-flow, nasal cannula, room air — what they mean, why baby is on this one now, and what we’re working toward.
A clear, calm view of every condition the team is watching — respiratory, cardiac, GI, neuro — without the fear-bait other sources lean on.
TPN, fortified milk, breast feeds, bottle feeds, weight curves. The shifts that matter to discharge, tracked the way the team tracks them.
Newborn screen, hearing, eye exams, cranial ultrasound — and a parent-facing log of every meaningful event so the story doesn’t live only in a chart.
CPR, feeding plan, oxygen at home if needed, follow-up clinic, immunizations. The handoff document the family actually gets to keep.
NICU Comp opens directly here and from inside PostComp’s NICU portal. The unit narrative joins the family’s postpartum record so the day baby comes home is the day the chapters merge.