GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) - Newborn babies in the intensive care unit at HSHS St. Vincent Children's Hospital in Green Bay are celebrating the Fourth of July by dressing up in their most patriotic apparel. With stars and stripes beaming across the outfits, the goal was to bring festive cheer and joy to the families and colleagues. Community takes in scaled back Appleton fireworks celebration As the first to introduce a Level III NICU in the region and remains one of the few in northeast Wisconsin, HSHS St. Vincent Children'’'s Hospital has been a beacon of hope for the most vulnerable babies in the community. (HSHS St. Vincent Children's Hospital)(HSHS St. Vincent Children's Hospital)(HSHS St. Vincent Children's Hospital)(HSHS St. Vincent Children's Hospital)(HSHS St. Vincent Children's Hospital)(HSHS St. Vincent Children's Hospital) For over 50 years, HSHS St. Vincent Children's Hospital NICU has grown to become the largest in the region, with 26 beds dedicated to providing highly specialized care. Make-A-Wish Wisconsin and Bergstrom Automotive partnership raises over $350,000 in June HSHS's care team, consisting of neonatologists, neonatal nurse practitioners, registered nurses, developmental therapists, lactation consultants, respiratory therapists, and social workers, provides 24/7 care for infants born prematurely, with low birth weights, congenital birth defects, and unanticipated complications during delivery. They are proud to offer this expert level of care in Green Bay, which is the first, largest, and longest-serving NICU in the region.