A THOUGHTFUL BRIDGE FROM NICU TO HOMEPARTNER WITH NURAVYN
A newborn’s tiny feet cradled gently in their parents’ hands

SPECIALIZED NICU-TO-HOME TRANSITION SUPPORT

For the journey ahead

The journey home
deserves support, too.

A thoughtful bridge between hospital and home.
For your baby. For your family. For what comes next.

NEONATAL EXPERTISE. HUMAN CONNECTION. CONTINUITY OF CARE.
Founded by a neonatal clinicianFamily-centered supportConnected to your healthcare team

THE SPACE BETWEEN HOSPITAL & HOME

A milestone worth celebrating.
A transition worth supporting.

You don’t have to do it alone.

Leaving the NICU is a moment families work toward for days, weeks, or even months. It also brings a new chapter: carrying a care plan into everyday family life.

Nuravyn combines neonatal expertise, structured family support, and healthcare partnership to help bridge the gap between discharge and confident care at home.

We don’t replace your baby’s pediatrician, specialists, or established healthcare team. We help strengthen the bridge back to them.

Meet Nuravyn

TWO PERSPECTIVES. ONE SHARED PURPOSE.

Better supported, together.

Thoughtful support for families. A trusted extension of the care that healthcare teams begin.

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For families

Bringing your baby home is a big step. Feel more prepared for the care, questions, and everyday moments ahead.

  • Reinforcement of discharge education and care plans
  • Support with caregiver preparedness and care navigation
  • Continued connection to your established healthcare team
Support for your family
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For healthcare partners

Extend your support beyond discharge with a structured transition pathway for eligible families.

  • Reinforce education and identify barriers after discharge
  • Strengthen caregiver preparedness at home
  • For hospitals, NICUs, neonatology groups, and pediatric practices
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The Nuravyn approach

One transition.
Thirty days of structured support.

A defined pathway from discharge preparation through the first month at home.

01

Prepare

Before discharge

Reinforce discharge education and help families prepare for the transition home.

02

Land

The first 24–72 hours

Support the shift from the NICU to everyday care at home.

03

Support

The weeks that follow

Strengthen caregiver preparedness and help identify barriers along the way.

04

Transition

Moving forward

Maintain connection with each baby’s established healthcare team.

Your baby’s established healthcare team stays at the center of their care.

A neonatal clinician discussing the transition home with parents
NEONATAL EXPERTISE, WITH FAMILY AT THE HEART.

Founded from experience

Built by a clinician who saw what families needed next.

Nuravyn was founded by Nia Wiley, NNP-BC, a board-certified Neonatal Nurse Practitioner with more than 18 years of neonatal experience.

Throughout her career, she has helped families prepare for one of the most anticipated moments of their NICU journey: bringing their baby home.

Nuravyn grew from the belief that this transition deserves intentional support of its own.

The story behind Nuravyn
Nia Wiley, NNP-BCFounder · Board-certified Neonatal Nurse Practitioner

THE NURAVYN JOURNAL

A little knowledge.
A little more confidence.

Explore resources
A parent caring for a medically complex newborn at home

NICU DISCHARGE

Caring for a Medically Complex Baby at Home After NICU Discharge

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LIFE AFTER THE NICU

NICU to Home Discharge: Building a Safer, More Confident Transition

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A THOUGHTFUL FIRST STEP

Preparing for
NICU discharge?

Start with the Nuravyn NICU Discharge Readiness Checklist.

Your next chapter, a little more prepared

Here for what comes next

A stronger bridge between hospital and home.

Whether you’re preparing to bring your baby home or looking to extend support beyond discharge, we’re glad you’re here.