HUGS Infant Security System will be used in the MMH maternity unit

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When our new hospital opens, MMH will use the HUGS Infant Security System to help keep every newborn safe in our maternity unit. Each baby wears a soft band that tracks their location, alerting staff if someone tries to move them without permission.

Recognized as the community standard for infant security, this technology provides hospital-wide protection with tamper-detecting tags, instant alerts and the ability to connect to mobile devices.

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