For Health Care Professionals
Ensuring Safe Transitions From Hospital to Home
The ÎÚÑ»ÊÓƵ Center for Advanced Care at Home provides specialized care to pediatric patients with unique medical needs, supporting their safe transition from hospital to home with 24/7 remote clinical oversight. Our program is designed for kids who no longer need inpatient care, but still require close medical supervision.
Our short-term care model provides patients with in-home monitoring, medical equipment, and direct access to our specialists — so you can transition patients home with confidence.Â
If you think your patients could benefit from this program, please call (407) 567-3266.
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Our program helps reduce the risks associated with discharging complex pediatric patients, such as readmission, feeding issues, and caregiver burnout.
Our remote in-home services include:
- Daily weight monitoring
- Intake/output tracking and fluid balance support
- Feeding oversight and technique coaching
- NG and G-tube management
- Blood pressure monitoring
- Pulse oximetry and heart rate monitoring
- Glucose surveillance
- Palliative care coordination
- Home phototherapy*
Common referral indicators include:
- Tracheostomy and ventilator support
- Nutritional support/feeding intolerance
- Failure to thrive
- Intestinal failure
- Complex cardiac physiology
- NICU discharge transition
- Ventilator or oxygen weaning
* Coming 2026
Who Is Eligible
Our program is designed for kids who:
- Are transitioning from a hospital stay and need continued clinical oversight
- Are medically stable and ready to continue care at home
- Require ongoing monitoring, feeding support, or chronic care management
Referrals are made by our care teams.
Our Team
Jennifer Liedel, MD
Medical Director
Dr. Liedel is a board-certified critical care physician and has been providing expert critical care to children since 2004. She has conducted research on several topics in neonatology and has lectured regionally and nationally on topics such as feeding issues in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), breast milk and inflammation in newborns, and the use of extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) in the NICU.
Christopher Beaty, MSN, RN
VP, Nursing/Operational Innovation
Christopher Beaty leads clinical innovation across our system. He has spearheaded strategic projects including a multi-phase NICU expansion, the establishment of an outpatient perinatal testing center and most recently the formulation of an operating plan for the nation’s first specialized support program for children transitioning from hospital to home.
Collin Miller, DNP, CPNP-AC
Director of Nursing
Collin leads virtual care initiatives, leveraging his extensive experience and expertise in pediatrics. He has supported the development of the Clinical Pathways department and the launch of over 15 clinical pathways, as well as numerous improvement initiatives including trauma room redesign, electronic trauma documentation implementation, and triage nurse education.