RadFlix lets kids watch their own movies — Disney+, Netflix — during radiation and scans. Less fear. Less anesthesia. A child who gets to stay a child.
Hearing the “C” word is just the beginning of a long, frightening journey. During radiation, kids are at their most vulnerable — and the room does them no favors.
A cold, cavernous vault and machines that tower overhead, hum, and click.
Separated from mom and dad behind a foot of shielding, in a dark room.
For the youngest, daily anesthesia — with its cost, risk, and recovery.
Dread that compounds across weeks of repeat visits.
Four simple steps. No anesthesia team negotiation, no schedule overhaul.
At consultation, the child picks from Disney+ and Netflix. It's theirs.
Therapists mount the radiation-compatible display in about a minute. Takedown: 20 seconds.
All media controls live outside the vault, in the therapists' hands — no workflow disruption.
The film pauses at the end of each session and resumes exactly where it left off next time.
RadFlix is live at leading pediatric centers. The hollow markers are open territory — children who still face radiation without it. Your center could be the next pin on the map.
Video distraction is proven to lower anxiety in children during MRI and radiation.
Rigorously engineered and tested at the University of Colorado — robust, reliable, repeatable.
Helps young patients hold still while awake — reducing reliance on anesthesia.
Backed by the Morgan Adams Foundation for pediatric cancer research.
“Phenomenal feedback from patients and families.”
If it doesn't yet, you can help bring it there. A simple movie can change everything about how your child experiences treatment.
RadFlix is a nonprofit effort. Centers bring the technology into the room — donors make it possible to get it there. Pick your part.
A one-minute setup, a tiny footprint, and a measurable drop in anxiety and anesthesia. We'll handle the install and training.
Every donation helps put RadFlix into more clinics and more children's hands — through the Morgan Adams Foundation, the nonprofit that founded RadFlix.
Let's put your center on the map. Setup is fast, the footprint is tiny, and the impact on patients and families is immediate.