As we continue to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic, providing exceptional and safe care to our patients remains our No. 1 priority. Our faculty and hospital leadership continue to monitor and assess the current COVID-19 situation, and our action plan evolves daily based on CDC guidelines and other recommendations from…
Paul the premature infant simulator creates realistic training for UF Health staff…
In the renovated NICU, our tiniest, most vulnerable patients will receive care in four areas known as “neighborhoods.”
Beginning in January, the neonatal intensive care unit at UF Health Shands Children’s Hospital will undergo an expansion to grow the number of beds that can accommodate the hospital’s tiniest, most vulnerable patients. The adjacent NICU II and NICU III units will transform from a combined 12,632 square feet…
When Lowyn Yancey was born, a pinched umbilical cord kept her brain from getting oxygen for several minutes. A cooling technique utilized by Dr. Michael Weiss at UF Health helped her brain recover, and today she’s a healthy little girl. Michael and Lowyn share an important, if invisible, connection — one that helps…
The Shands Hospital for Children at UF was ranked in the top 50 in seven of nine specialties evaluated.
Families in the Shands at the University of Florida Neonatal Intensive Care Unit received gifts donated by the Solbach family, whose child graduated from the NICU last year.
North central Florida’s first emergency room specifically geared toward kids.
