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In 2001, three tiny girls came into the world with fierce and fighting spirits. This year the surviving Felton sisters celebrated their 25th Birthdays with the NICU staff.

After being diagnosed with Pierre-Robin syndrome, Anniston spent the first months of her life in our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Read her courageous story here.

2026 marks the 25th birthday for Hannah, Kate and Lily Felton, amd the two surviving sisters are returning to East Tennessee Children's Hospital to celebrate this milestone with hospital staff.

East Tennessee Children’s Hospital would like to remind the community of a few snow and winter safety tips...

School is back in session and so is the beginning of cold and flu season. Here are a few ways to help prevent illness and keep your child safe this school year:

Elias was once a victim of shaken baby syndrome. Today, he has a big personality that keeps his family on their toes. Read how East Tennessee Children's Hospital helped him reclaim his childhood.

As we begin the new year, it can be a great time to discuss and help your child set goals. Goals can help a child narrow their focus and verbalize their values.

Our community and surrounding counties are experiencing increased rates of influenza and flu-like illness which has triggered our planned implementation of visitation precautions.