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• Helpful Hints for Preparing for Your Child's Doctor Visit

  Bethany Mobley, MD

• Helping your kids deal with FCAT stress

  About ten years ago, I had the pleasure of working as a counselor at an Orange County public elementary school. The kids were great, and I really enjoyed counseling them and trying to help them through different challenges that they faced. Throughout my time there, I noticed how much things had changed since I was in elementary school. One of the biggest changes I felt was that it seemed that “Spring Fever” had been replaced with “FCAT Fever”.

• The Howard Phillips Center for Children & Families

  At Arnold Palmer Hospital, children and families are our priority. That’s why we offer empowerment resources for the family unit and the community.
  

• Going the Distance: Mustering the Self-Discipline Needed for Success

  A good routine both on and off the field is vital to the success of any athlete. Kids who play soccer or any other sport know that getting to the top of their game involves working on strength, endurance and agility. Plus, athletes need to focus on nutrition and sleep at home, as well as staying away from drugs, tobacco and alcohol.

• Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children and Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women & Babies Receive Top Hospital Awards

  Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children has been named a Top Children’s Hospital by The Leapfrog Group, an independent national

• Pediatric Plagiocephaly Program

  This clinic is centered around diagnosis and treatment of plagiocephaly, a flattening of the back portion of the developing infant skull.

• Adolescent Medicine

  At Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children, we understand and respect the unique challenges facing each individual we serve.

• Make-A-Wish Foundation 2015 Walk for Wishes

  Come out and join Dr. Shoba Srikantan, from our APH Critical Care team, who will be walking to support children.

• Four-Legged Team Member Joins Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children to Bring Healing and Hope to Patients

  Orlando, FL (March 21, 2022) -- Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children is proud to announce the arrival of its first-ever facility dog, Parks, a 2-year-old male Labrador retriever. Parks joins the hospital’s child life team to help bring healing, comfort and fun to chronic and critically ill patients, their families and team members. Orlando Health Arnold Palmer received Parks at no cost from Canine Companions®, an organization that has trained and provided facility dogs to professionals working in healthcare, criminal justice and educational settings since 1975.

• March for Babies

  People from all over will be taking part in this fun event.