At a ceremonial gathering, Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital President Dr. Hossain Marandi discussed the expansion to the pediatric intensive care unit at the hospital earlier this year. “(Peyton) is excited for this new chapter,” Marandi said.
At a ceremonial gathering, Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital President Dr. Hossain Marandi discussed the expansion to the pediatric intensive care unit at the hospital earlier this year. “(Peyton) is excited for this new chapter,” Marandi said.
The ceremony featured a video message from Peyton Manning. “Today I would like to recognize the MVPs who make this possible; our dedicated doctors, nurses, therapists and countless others that care for you and your baby,” Manning said in the video.
Cupcakes for the event were provided by Meijer.
2016 Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital NICU graduate Nolan Hills, age two, eats a cupcake. Nolan is one of a set of triplets.
Sam Johnson, 6, climbs a rock wall at the St. Vincent and Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital NICU Reunion
Sydney Shake, 10 months, is a 2017 Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital NICU graduate. She poses with her parents, Casey and Krystal Shake.
On Aug. 18 thousands of patients and their families gathered for the annual St. Vincent and Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital NICU Reunion at Zionsville Lions Park. Patients and families from all across the state had the opportunity to reconnect with clinicians from St. Vincent Women’s Hospital and Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital, the shared home of Indiana’s largest Level 4 neonatal intensive care unit. (Photos by Sara Baldwin Schatz)
