NICU twins return to celebrate their 3rd birthday at California hospital

DECISION. THE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT AT A MODESTO HOSPITAL IS CELEBRATING A SPECIAL BIRTHDAY TODAY. CANNON AND DAISY NILES WERE BORN IN DECEMBER OF 2021 AT 32 WEEKS, THE TWINS ENDED UP STAYING AT THE NICU FOR 50 DAYS INSTEAD OF TRANSFERRING TO THE BAY AREA. MOM SAMANTHA NILES CHOSE TO STAY AT SUTTER MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER AMID THE PANDEMIC. SHE VISITED WITH FAMILY MEMBERS IN THE HOTEL LOBBY THROUGH A GLASS DOOR. TODAY, THE ENTIRE NILES FAMILY WENT BACK TO THE HOSPITAL TO THANK THE TEAM, WHO HELPED MAKE A SAFE DELIVERY POSSIBLE. IT’S A HUGE THING TO THANKS TO THEM AND THANKS FOR HER FOR MOVING HERE AND MAKING ALL THIS POSSIBLE. IT’S ALL BECAUSE WE CAME TOGETHER AS A MEDICAL GROUP IN A HOSPITAL TO BRING THAT HIGH LEVEL CARE HERE LOCALLY, SO THAT WE COULD TAKE CARE OF OUR HIGH RISK PATIENTS AND KEEP THEM WITHIN THEIR COMMUNITY, CLOSE TO THEIR FAMILIES, AND WITH THEIR SUPPORT SYSTEM. SINCE THE FAMILY’S STAY, THE HOSPITAL HAS EXPANDED ITS SUITES TO ACCOMMODATE MORE HIGH RISK PATIENTS. THEY HAVE ALSO EXPANDED THEIR NICU, WHICH INCLUDES THE ADDITION OF SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT TO SAFEL