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Our neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) providers offer highly skilled care for your child. These doctors are professors and active researchers helping to advance medical care in the 21st century with clinical research and education. Norton Children’s Hospital serves as the primary pediatric teaching facility for the University of Louisville School of Medicine.
Rebecca Decker, DO
John Stack, MD
Mallory Bartram, PA-C
Emily M. Anguiano, APRN
Leann Baker, MSN, APRN
Lindsey Bird, APRN
Sarah Bray, APRN
Tracey Brink, APRN
Christine Cooper, APRN
Sharri Fitzpatrick, APRN
Margaret A. Glaser, APRN
Heather Gusic, APRN
Synthia Heffernan, APRN
Jennifer Hockensmith, APRN
Theresa Houchens, APRN
Brandi Hubbuch, APRN
Stephanie Kelty, APRN
Jennifer Kiel, APRN
Kim Knott, APRN
Ashley Losch, APRN
Molly Lush, APRN
Andrea Meffert, APRN
Tracey Miller, APRN
Amber Missi, APRN
Fran Morabito, APRN
Mary Nicole Moseley, APRN
Kate Passafiume, APRNSusan Patel, APRN
Emily Pinkham, APRN
Amy Rudd, APRN
Ashley Smith, APRN
Lynda Sugg, APRN
Wesley Thomas, APRN
Elizabeth Turcotte, APRN
Kim Walker, APRN
Haley Ward, APRN
Amy Watson-Reese, APRN
Lisa White, APRN
Sharon Wilcox, APRN
Stephanie Wolford, APRN
Bethany Yager Houze, APRN
Laura Zeller, APRN
When Alex and Kaylee Sutton’s son was born at 25 weeks, his new parents were scared their 1-pound, 9-ounce baby, born on the cusp of viability, wouldn’t make it. They’d arrived at Norton Women’s & […]
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Meredith Zuhars and her husband, Dave, were totally surprised by her pregnancy with their son, Zachary. They were raising a teen and preteen at the time, and both working, Meredith as a nurse. They were […]
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Breast milk can be like a medicine for babies. While breast milk is preferred for most babies, it may not naturally contain all of the macronutrients (fat, carbohydrates and protein) needed by premature babies, those […]
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When Hannah R. Fischer, M.D., neonatologist with Norton Children’s Neonatology, affiliated with the UofL School of Medicine, was doing her pediatric residency, it was in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) where she found her […]
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A pregnant patient’s race, social status, access to medical care and living conditions all can affect whether they are more likely to deliver a baby weighing less than 5 pounds, 8 ounces (low birth weight), […]
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When Alex and Kaylee Sutton’s son was born at 25 weeks, his new parents were scared their 1-pound, 9-ounce baby, born on the cusp of viability, wouldn’t make it. They’d arrived at Norton Women’s & […]
Read Full Story
Meredith Zuhars and her husband, Dave, were totally surprised by her pregnancy with their son, Zachary. They were raising a teen and preteen at the time, and both working, Meredith as a nurse. They were […]
Read Full Story
Breast milk can be like a medicine for babies. While breast milk is preferred for most babies, it may not naturally contain all of the macronutrients (fat, carbohydrates and protein) needed by premature babies, those […]
Read Full Story
When Hannah R. Fischer, M.D., neonatologist with Norton Children’s Neonatology, affiliated with the UofL School of Medicine, was doing her pediatric residency, it was in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) where she found her […]
Read Full Story
A pregnant patient’s race, social status, access to medical care and living conditions all can affect whether they are more likely to deliver a baby weighing less than 5 pounds, 8 ounces (low birth weight), […]
Read Full Story
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