There were some touching stories of children overcoming their health challenges sprinkled amongst our top February “In the Moment” posts. We invite you to take a glance at those you may have missed, or a second peek at those you’ve already enjoyed. 1. We provided this chart to help parents figure out if it is […]
Our top “In the Moment” posts from January 2020
There was a “Uniquely Children’s” flavor to our January “In the Moment” posts, which included everything from adorable therapy dogs to dressing art to an emotional clap out for an amazing young man. We invite you to take a glance at those you may have missed, or a second peek at those you’ve already enjoyed. […]
Our top “In the Moment” posts from December 2019
Our “In the Moment” posts from December featured a few special and beloved individuals, including one with a full, white beard. We invite you to take a glance at those you may have missed, or a second peek at those you’ve already enjoyed. 1. It was very holly jolly in our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit! […]
Our top “In the Moment” posts from November 2019.
The power of teamwork was a common thread in our “In the Moment” posts from November. We invite you to take a glance at those you may have missed, or a second peek at those you’ve already enjoyed. 1. Samuel was ready to cheer on the Ohio State Buckeyes in his special cranial remodeling helmet. […]
Our top “In the Moment” posts from October 2019
Some milestones are measured in moments, others in years. We invite you to celebrate with us as you review our top “In the Moment” posts from October. 1. Our NICU administration celebrated the nursing staff’s diligence to eliminate central line associated bloodstream infections (CLABSI) over the last 1,000 days in the Akron unit. 2. Neonatal […]
Our top “In the Moment” posts from September 2019
It was a superstar month in our “In the Moment” posts for September. We invite you to take a glance at those you may have missed, or a second peek at those you’ve already enjoyed. 1. Sonny DeAngelis went home after 192 days in the neonatal intensive care unit. 2. Art Brown has overcomer sickle […]
