Yuma Regional Medical Center:
REGISTERED NURSE NATALIE NEILSEN recently checks on a neonatal intensive care unit baby named Emily Hice who was born 12 weeks early at Yuma Regional Medical Center. The baby is kept in a special bed called a Giraffe Isolette that can be used as a warmer and can be opened. --photo by Jacob Lopez
REGISTERED NURSE NATALIE NEILSEN recently checks on a neonatal intensive care unit baby named Emily Hice who was born 12 weeks early at Yuma Regional Medical Center. The baby is kept in a special bed called a Giraffe Isolette that can be used as a warmer and can be opened. --photo by Jacob Lopez
Yuma Regional Medical Center:
REGISTERED NURSE NATALIE NEILSEN recently checks on a neonatal intensive care unit baby named Emily Hice who was born 12 weeks early at Yuma Regional Medical Center. The baby is kept in a special bed called a Giraffe Isolette that can be used as a warmer and can be opened. --photo by Jacob Lopez
REGISTERED NURSE NATALIE NEILSEN recently checks on a neonatal intensive care unit baby named Emily Hice who was born 12 weeks early at Yuma Regional Medical Center. The baby is kept in a special bed called a Giraffe Isolette that can be used as a warmer and can be opened. --photo by Jacob Lopez
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