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News from children's hospitals around the country that are participating in the Benefits That Benefit Children cause marketing program.
What it means to be a level 3 NICU or level 4 NICU
Some new parents find themselves grappling with unanticipated complications after their baby is born. If the baby has to spend time in the hospital, he or she likely will be in the neonatal intensive care unit, or NICU. That’s when parents may wonder what a NICU is and what’s the difference between levels of NICUs.
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) developed standards for NICU designations to outline the type of care newborns can receive in a facility. Level 1 and 2 NICUs are designed to provide basic care for newborns with conditions that are expected to resolve without need for subspecialty care.
ONCOR Supports Children’s Health Through the Benefits That Benefit Children Program
Dallas, Texas – More than 600¬ employees participated in the Benefits That Benefit Children campaign to help raise $6,040 for Chidren’s Medical Center Foundation supporting Children’s Health℠. The donations were made on behalf of ONCOR and their employees by Combined Insurance Company of America, through Benefits That Benefit Children, a cause marketing campaign supporting children’s health initiatives across the country…
Fort Worth ISD Supports Cook Children’s Health Care
Ft Worth, Texas − More than 7000 Fort Worth Independent School District employees participated in the Benefits That Benefit Children campaign to help raise $70,000 for Cook Children’s Medical Center…
Azle ISD Supports Cook Children’s Health Care
Ft Worth, Texas − More than 750 Azle Independent School District employees participated in the Benefits That Benefit Children campaign to help raise $7,520 for Cook Children’s Medical Center…
Aledo ISD Supports Cook Children’s Health Care
Ft Worth, Texas − More than 400 Aledo Independent School District employees participated in the Benefits That Benefit Children campaign to help raise $4,020 for Cook Children’s Medical Center…
City of Hope’s Foundation Accepts $3,130 Donation
On June 28, 2018, Benefits That Benefit Children presented the City of Hope Children’s Hospital Foundation with a check for $3,130 to benefit the kids and families served by City of Hope Hospital…
St. Louis Children’s Foundation Accepts $38,000 Donation
Benefits That Benefit Children presented the St. Louis Children’s Hospital Foundation with a check for $38,700 to benefit the kids and families served by St. Louis Children’s Hospital…
4th annual Family Fitness Fun 5K and Expo raises $11,000 for LLU Children’s Hospital
More than 250 people turned out to help raise approximately $11,000 for the patients of Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital during the 4th annual Family Fitness Fun 5K and Expo…
Helen Staples-Evans honored with Outstanding Clinician Award
Helen Staples-Evans, DNP, MS, RN, was honored with the award for Outstanding Clinician at the 25th Anniversary Reflection Foundation Gala, presented by Walter’s Automotive Group, on Thursday, March 1…
Ignite Hope Raises a Record $410,000 for Phoenix Children’s
More than 2,000 walkers lit up Phoenix Children’s Hospital and the faces of patients during the Dec. 9 Ignite Hope holiday candlelight walk. The event raised $410,000 for Phoenix Children’s — a record for Ignite Hope…
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