Broward pediatrician sweated the small stuff - Pediatrician, 90, was the driving force behind Broward General Medical Center’s crack neonatal intensive care unit. - Dr. Isabel Diaz

“Dr. Isabel Diaz saw the need for a neonatal intensive care unit at Broward General Medical Center, every time a baby less than 2 pounds, 2 ounces was born.

The closest unit was in Miami, but it wasnt enough.

Diaz, 90, a pediatrician, was the catalyst driving other doctors, the community and large donors to support the unit.”

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