No Hit Zone
Norton Children’s Hospital is a “No Hit Zone.”
A “No Hit Zone” is an environment in which:
- No adult shall hit another adult.
- No adult shall hit a child.
- No child shall hit an adult.
- No child shall hit another child.
Staff members are happy to speak with you if you have questions or would like more information.
The “No Hit Zone” program was jointly created by Norton Children’s Hospital and University of Louisville School of Medicine.
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Rare condition quickly diagnosed and treated by neonatal and multidisciplinary care specialists
When Leacoln Bale got a thumbs-up on her 20-week prenatal scan, she and her husband, Jeremy, felt relief. The scans looked great, and they were thrilled about having another healthy baby girl. Like her two […]
Read Full Story
Volunteers and donors recognized for service and commitment
The Norton Children’s Hospital Foundation and Norton Healthcare Foundation recently recognized outstanding volunteers and donors for their service and commitment. Collectively, these volunteers have donated thousands of hours of their time and raised millions of […]
Read Full Story
What to do about a baby’s distended abdomen
A distended abdomen in a baby is typically nothing to worry about — babies’ bellies tend to stick out, especially after eating. “If your baby’s abdomen is swollen and hard and they haven’t moved their […]
Read Full Story
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Read Full Story
Norton Children’s Cancer Institute offers clinical trials for kids with AML
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