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Food and Dining

Guests of Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children will find they have an abundance of great dining options both on and off campus. To make your time here as convenient as possible, you can also get meals delivered to the hospital — we are located near several great supermarkets and a one-stop shopping area. No matter what you’re in the mood for, you can find a great choice nearby.

Hospital Amenities

Want to quickly pick up a card, gift or necessity for a loved one? Need to unwind with a fitness class or massage service? Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children has you covered. From the small essentials to larger considerations, you have access to an array of services to make life easier during your time with us.

Disney Experiences

Disney Team of Heroes App

DisneyNOW App

Safe Start Swim Lessons

We’re proud to partner with the YMCA of Central Florida to educate parents on water safety for kids. 

The Hope Scope

A cancer diagnosis can turn any family’s world upside down. The disease tries to take the joy of childhood away. But with Arnold Palmer Hospital, you have a team that goes beyond care — we become family. We don’t just consider the best options and treatments; we consider who your child is and the aspects of his or her life that are important. You won’t be alone on this journey. Learn how we join you in navigating cancer.

Karli's Story

The day Karli was diagnosed with bone cancer, her family’s world stopped. Their priority immediately became healing their daughter. The battle transformed Karli and her family as they fought to overcome the disease. And even though Karli had to become a warrior at a young age — thanks to the care and support of Arnold Palmer Hospital, she also became a survivor. 

The Tin Man

When the Flynn family discovered they were going to have a child, they couldn’t have been more excited. But during their first ultrasound at Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women & Babies, a heart defect was discovered that would send them on a long journey to recovery. Follow Holden and his family’s story through diagnosis in the womb, birth and heart surgery at 4 months old.

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