Grandview Medical Center to Receive Project 4 Donation

Grandview Medical Center is one of 10 national hospitals to receive a NICU donation as part of Project 4, an initiative sponsored by Project Sweet Peas, a national non-profit organization that supports NICUs and NICU families, and 4moms, the makers of the mamaRoo infant seat.

In its fourth year, the Project 4 “Nominate a NICU” program invites, parents, families, and hospital employees to share their stories about their incredible NICUs and NICU staff for the opportunity to become one of 10 hospital donation recipients. 

“It was difficult to select just 10 hospitals,” says Amie Stanton, Director of Brand Engagement at 4moms.  “We received over 3,200 nominations, including 81 for Grandview Medical Center.  It’s clear that this community is passionate and thankful for this NICU.  We were honored to be able to support this team and their efforts to help comfort their tiniest patients.” 

The mamaRoo infant seat is currently used in more than 375 hospitals across the country.  Doctors and nurses find the natural bouncing and swaying motion of the seat to be transformational in caring for preemies, and babies with severe conditions, such as Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS). 

“We are grateful for the donation,” says Stephanie Armstead, Director of Women’s Services at Grandview Medical Center. “The mamaRoo is a favorite with NICU nurses and families, and these five seats will be put to good use.”

To learn more about Project Sweet Peas and their NICU support, visit projectsweetpeas.com.

And to learn more about 4moms, visit 4moms.com.