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The landscape of Texas sports changes constantly. New teams, new leagues, new stadiums ~ all to keep up with our state’s amazing growth. Likewise, Cook Children’s also is improving and expanding its landscape to keep up with the growing area and number of families it serves. As part of the largest expansion in our history, Cook Children’s Medical Center improved on its already stellar reputation of care, while making the stay for patients and their families more convenient and comfortable. In 2011, Cook Children’s completed phase 1 of the medical center expansion, with the addition of more than 600,000 square feet. Levels two and three are home to Cook Children’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) with 99 all-private rooms, making it the largest such NICU in the country. The second floor of the NICU is named in memory of Dave T. and Bernie Marie Miller in recognition of their philanthropic support. Level four is the Jane and John Justin Neurosciences Center and houses a 26-bed inpatient unit for transitional and rehabilitative care. It includes Jeremy’s Gym, which helps patients with physical and neurological rehabilitation in the Rehabilitation Care Unit (RCU) and Transitional Care Unit (TCU). The RCU features an overhead “track” system for moving mobility impaired patients, such as those with spinal cord injuries or neuromuscular diseases. Level five features a 28-bed unit dedicated to the treatment of children and teenagers with cancer and blood-related disorders. This area is part of the Cook Children’s Hematology and Oncology Center in the new Dodson Specialty Clinics building, opened in 2012. Isabella, age 6 Grand Prairie Baseball Association Team: Tigers Grand Prairie, Texas 01 | Cook Children’s 2011 Annual Report
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