How consent for PediaPulse Connect text messages works

PediaPulse Connect sends transactional, non-marketing notifications only after a parent or guardian explicitly agrees to receive them.

Clinic staff member presenting a consent screen to a mother while her child sits beside her

Illustrative example of the in-clinic consent process — not a screenshot of the live product.

The in-clinic consent process

An authorized clinic staff member opens the secure consent screen.
The parent or guardian reviews the phone number and SMS disclosure.
The parent or guardian actively checks an unchecked consent box.
The clinic records the consent before any text notification is sent.
If the parent or guardian does not consent, the clinic may provide the material by QR code, print, or another available method.

What the messages contain

Messages identify PediaPulse Connect and the sending clinic, and contain a secure link to clinician-approved visit materials. The ordinary text message does not include the child's name, diagnosis, condition, medication, or other clinical details.

Message frequency varies and is based on clinic visits or requested delivery of clinician-approved materials. PediaPulse Connect does not send marketing texts through this program. Message and data rates may apply.

Your choices

SMS consent is optional and is not a condition of care.
Reply STOP to opt out of future messages from the sending number.
Reply HELP for help information.
Contact your clinic if you prefer another delivery method.
Review the SMS Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.

Important limitation. Text messages and secure materials are not monitored for replies or urgent medical needs. Contact the treating clinic with medical questions. Call 911 for an emergency.