About the project
Built by people who have walked these hallways.
MedaGuide helps patients, visitors, new employees, and traveling nurses reach the right building, parking area, entrance, and destination — without an account, an employee number, or a phone call to the front desk.
Who makes MedaGuide
MedaGuide is owned and operated by Fatanett, LLC, which is responsible for the product, its software, and its ongoing development.
Clinical advisory
L. A. Curd, RN
Clinical Advisor, Fatanett, LLC
L. A. Curd is a registered nurse with more than twenty years in hospital care, including a decade in emergency departments and ongoing work as a travel nurse. She earned her practical nursing license in 2004 and her registered nursing degree from the Marshall University – St. Mary’s School of Nursing in 2008.
That combination is the reason MedaGuide exists. Emergency nursing is where you see people arrive frightened, in pain, and unsure which door to use. Travel nursing is where you become the newcomer yourself, reporting to an unfamiliar hospital on your first morning. She shapes what MedaGuide asks, what it shows, and the order it shows it in.
- 2016 – presentTravel Registered NurseAssignments across multiple hospital systems, arriving at unfamiliar facilities on day one.
- 2008 – 2018Registered Nurse, Emergency DepartmentKing's Daughters Medical Center emergency department, plus PRN emergency coverage.
- 2004 – 2008Nurse, Respiratory UnitKing's Daughters Medical Center inpatient respiratory care.
- 2002 – 2004Certified Pharmacy TechnicianKing's Daughters Medical Center inpatient pharmacy.
About this prototype
Every hospital, route, shuttle, and wheelchair station shown here is demonstration data. MedaGuide contains no protected health information and does not connect to hospital systems or medical hardware.