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Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (Fox Valley)

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One patient's story
Meet our physicians
Your baby's care team
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Our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit is part of a level III Regional Perinatal Center with access to consultants, surgeons and ancillary services that allow treatment for the full range of neonatal problems. We have the most advanced monitoring and life support systems available.

Our 22-bed unit services critically ill infants from throughout the Fox Valley area. We provide medical management for premature and full-term babies who require critical care services to help them through their first days, weeks or months of life. More about us.

Contact us
Call (920) 969-7990.

 

 

 

 

Did you know...
Babies born in a hospital with a NICU have better survival rates.
Hospital locations: Milwaukee and Fox Valley.

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