POCATELLO, Idaho - (08/25/04) -- Potelco CU said it contributed$6,500 to support Portneuf Medical Center's Newborn Intensive CareUnit Reunion and to purchase a specially designed bed, known as anisolette, for the newborn unit. The isolette is a dome-shaped bedwith a temperature-controlled interior used for sick or prematurebabies who are unable to maintain adequate body temperature. Aportion of the funds was used to help sponsor last week's reunionevent for children who spent time in the unit asnewborns.
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