Sigi Marmorstein

MSN, FNP - Founder, CEO - Baby Live Advice

Sigi Marmorstein is a Telehealth Consultant with over 65+ Successful Telehealth Implementation projects. Her role as a Telehealth Consultant is the culmination of a 20-year career in health care spanning employers such as Davita, Kaiser Permanente, USC, Adventist Health and West Coast University.  Sigi has years of experience in the health care industry as an emergency room provider, operations manager, project management, business owner as well as academia.  Consistently throughout her diverse career she remained devoted to finding solutions to improve patient access to care using health technologies and have won several awards for such programs. Her latest venture BabyLiveAdvice is a social enterprise that was meant to support families and reduce maternal-child morbidity and mortality through education and support.

She is recognized in several publications and a recurring, invited speaker on Telehealth at key conferences.  She serves on the Nursing advisory board at HRSA, member of the AANP, CANP and the California Action Coalition and still moonlight in ER as a Nurse Practitioner.

“I started Baby out of my own experience as a mother. I was an NICU/Peds nurse when I first became a mother and a nurse practitioner with my second.  Although I was educated and receiving care at Kaiser. My boys and I had gone to harsh labor experiences, and both ended up in NICU.  I remember dealing with my pregnancies and later with motherhood with much anxiety and stress. Reading all I could read, asking a lot of questions and needing much more questions answered.  As a Nurse and a Nurse practitioner I met with mom who were less knowledgeable and had little or no access to care and I saw that they suffered like me.  I started “baby” in hope that I can solve their problems.  Through demonstration projects and pilots, I found out that my assumptions were right and that BLA can increase access to care, reduce adverse health outcomes and help women and families better cope with pregnancy and parenthood”