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What you need to know about car seat safety for your kids

This post was written with Amber Yampolsky, PT, ATP, CPST, Physical Therapist at Arnold Palmer Hospital

What can we do to really PREVENT child abuse?

As you are driving around in the next few weeks, you may see clusters of blue and silver pinwheels in front of local businesses and organizations. These pinwheel gardens are displayed for the purpose of calling attention to April as Child Abuse Prevention Month.  As someone who works in a program that provides counseling to children who have been abused, I would like nothing better than to work myself out of a job—to reduce child abuse and neglect to a point where programs like The Orange County Children’s Advocacy Center are not needed.

Jennifer Griffin Quilty, APRN

Maggie R Sifain, MD

Pediatric Neurosurgery

The Neurosurgery Program at Arnold Palmer Hospital provides highly specialized care to children with neurological problems.

The Thank You Project: A mother finds the people who saved her son's life

Ten years after a tragic car accident, Kellie wanted to find and say "thank you" to the team of heroes who helped save her son's life. Her hope in sharing her story is that others will be inspired to thank those who have impacted their lives in some way.

Orlando Health Reunites Patients to Celebrate 5 Years of Performing Life-Changing In-Utero Surgery

Orlando Health Open Fetal Surgery 5 year Anniversary Video For Download

Spina Bifida Program

The multidisciplinary Spina Bifida Program team will ensure optimal quality of health and well-being for your child. 

Mom, what's for dinner?

How often have you heard this phrase?

One simple test saved Lauren's life

When Lauren Doubleday was born, her parents were excited to welcome a happy, healthy baby girl. But less than 24 hours later, they were told that Lauren had a serious heart defect. The fact that this heart defect was even caught is thanks to one simple test - a pulse ox screening. For the past year, babies born at Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women & Babies  have received additional screening to check the oxygen levels in their blood. This simple test can signal potential heart defects and allows our team to intervene as soon as possible.