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The Green Bay Packers today announced they have selected four local healthcare heroes from Bellin Health to attend Super Bowl LV in Tampa Bay as their guests on Feb. 7. These guests were invited to recognize their unwavering commitment to their community throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Select healthcare workers from around the country, including local healthcare heroes invited by all 32 NFL clubs, will take part in various Super Bowl LV festivities at Raymond James Stadium.
"We're honored to extend these invitations to these incredibly dedicated healthcare professionals," said Packers President/CEO Mark Murphy. "We are so grateful for everything they and their colleagues have done to take care of our community during this challenging time."
All healthcare workers attending Super Bowl LV will have completed their COVID-19 vaccination prior to traveling to Tampa Bay.
"As the NFL season culminates in Tampa Bay, we are thanking our healthcare heroes who have been on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic," said Peter O'Reilly, NFL Executive Vice President of Club Business and League Events. "We are honored to salute those who have demonstrated dedication, commitment and courage and deserve our deepest gratitude and admiration."
Health and safety precautions such as increased physical distancing, face coverings, hand hygiene stations, first aid areas and directional signage will all be in place to create a safe environment for all individuals in attendance. For more information on Super Bowl LV gameday COVID-19 protocols, please visit www.nfl.com/super-bowl/event-info/fan-gameday-playbook.
All activities during Super Bowl week, including gameday, will be conducted in accordance with CDC and local health guidelines.