At Zarminali Pediatrics, we don’t just talk about improving pediatric care—we listen. We asked parents across the country to share their experiences navigating their kids’ medical care, and the response was clear: Parents want better communication, seamless coordination, more accessible care, and more clarity from their child’s clinicians. Here’s a deeper look: ▪️ 95% of parents want to be able to contact their clinician outside of business hours ▪️ 52% of parents have missed or postponed a pediatric visit due to limited clinician availability ▪️ 48% of parents have left an appointment feeling confused about the next step for their child and family ▪️ 79% of parents have had to repeatedly share their child’s medical history due to a lack of coordination across care providers In a time when our children’s health is under more pressure than ever, these findings offer critical insight into what needs to change and how we can use technology to improve experiences. Zarminali has a bold vision for the path forward: more connected, more coordinated, and modernized multispecialty care. To learn more on how today’s parents feel about navigating the current pediatric health system, and how we’re building an experience that fits families’ needs nationwide, check out: https://lnkd.in/g4d49fGQ
Zarminali Pediatrics: Listening to Parents for Better Care
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