St. Joseph’s NyICU Preemies Gear Up for First Super Bowl Sunday
PHOENIX, Ariz. (Feb. 7, 2026) – Dignity Health St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center’s youngest patients kicked off Super Bowl Sunday a little early this year. The preemies in the hospital’s Nursery Intensive Care Unit (NyICU) donned New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks onesies to show their support for either team. Although they are still too young to enjoy the big game this weekend, the babies still get to celebrate the end of the NFL season in style, thanks to March of Dimes, which generously donated all the outfits and worked with St. Joseph’s NyICU staff to make this happen.
Little acts of normalcy in the NyICU, like celebrating special days, are a huge morale booster for parents who are supporting their children day in and day out as they grow and gain strength.
Publish date:
Saturday, February 07, 2026
A new study aimed at finding an easier way to diagnose endometriosis has a surgeon with Dignity Health St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center discussing the impact it could have on patients.
Read More Additional information about Blood Tests For Endometriosis Detection Explored
Paralyzed in a car accident at just seven years old, Kaitlyn Verfuerth refused to let her injury define her. The Wisconsin-native used sports as a way to build her confidence as she adapted to life in a wheelchair.
Read More Additional information about Paralympian Inspires Patients At St. Joseph's
Spring Training swings into action today in the Valley, drawing thousands of local and out-of-state fans to watch their favorite teams crack the bat in the preseason.
Read More Additional information about Dignity Health: Protect Your Skin At Spring Training
