Dr. Madden has been featured in numerous media outlets since the summer of 2019. For a comprehensive list of her recent interviews and articles about newborn care, breastfeeding, and the “fourth trimester” please follow this link.
Expert Interview about Baby's One Month Visit
Primrose Featured in the Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland-area newborn resources
Now Accepting Health Insurance!
Newborn Telemedicine Services
I am now able to provide newborn telemedicine services to families throughout the state of Ohio. For more info on the benefits and potential uses of telemedicine, please check out this link. Thank you!
Newborn Medicine Video Consults Now Available
An Overview of the Steps Involved in Starting Primrose Newborn Care
For more information see my recent blog post.
Client Testimonial
Unlimited Phone Call, Text, and Email Packages Now Available
My Journey with Postpartum Depression
I developed severe postpartum depression (PPD) after I had my first baby and it took me several years to gain courage to be able to share the story of my experience with PPD. Since then I have met more women than I can count who also had postpartum mental health struggles after they became moms for the first time
Cleveland East Side Moms
My Latest Social Media Post
My Lifelong Journey to Neonatology
I was recently able to reflect on why I became a neonatologist and loved being able to connect all of the dots that led me to where I am today. You can read my story here.
My Favorite Phone Apps for Parents of Newborns and Preemies
NICU Awareness Month
NICU Awareness Month always sneaks up on me because it’s September, which is both “back to school” time and I am usually “on-service” in the NICU during this month. Right now I am in the middle of a three week stretch of taking care of preemies in the huge Level 4 NICU at Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital in Cleveland.
My Inspiration for Starting Primrose
This photo of my kids was taken when they started back to school last week. They are now in 7th, 5th, 4th, and 1st grades, but there was a period of time when all 4 of them were 6 years old and younger! It sometimes feels like that was decades ago, and at other times feels like it was just the other day that I was heading in to be induced with my oldest after my water was broken for too long.
Medications and Breastfeeding
Project Preemie
I have recently become involved with Project Preemie, a rapidly growing Cleveland-based, parent-led advocacy group for parents of preemies and NICU graduates. I will be available to members and followers as a parent resource via answering questions, writing blog posts, and helping to connect families to local resources.
How my visits differ from home nurse visits
It’s not unusual for some of the smallest and sickest preemies to qualify for home nursing visits. These visits are usually 20-30 min long, occur within the first few weeks after discharge, and are covered by insurance. In most cases, larger preterm infants and full-term infants do not qualify for these types of visit. My home visits are different than RN visits for all of the following reasons: