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Mothers and Babies with Special Needs
Hospitalized as part of a high-risk pregnancy? We’re here for you. With our supportive and comprehensive care, we can help ease your stress and help you feel safe and cared for.
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First Babies of 2013 at Orlando Health Hospitals
An exciting start to the year at Winnie Palmer and Central Hospital.
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Winnie Palmer Hospital Delivers 100,000th Baby
Hridaya Raj is the 100,000th baby born at Winnie Palmer Hospital.
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Orlando Health Launches National Search for Chief Executive Officer
Board of Directors Opts to Remain Independent
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100 Years of Caring
When Orange General Hospital opened its doors on November 5, 1918, Orlando and the nation were in the midst of historical events with great significance: World War I would end in just six days, a worldwide Spanish influenza epidemic already had killed more than a half million Americans and national elections had brought sweeping congressional changes.
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Smart Lunches for Kids
Healthy eating can improve children’s energy, increase brain activity and even brighten their demeanor. Having plenty of nutritious, versatile lunch options will keep kids from being bored at lunch time and will give them the midday boost they need.
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Children's Services and Community Engagement
Hospitalization can be a frightening experience for a child and a challenging event for a family. For this reason, Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children offers services designed to support the “whole child” — body, mind and spirit — by addressing each patient’s emotional, developmental, social and educational needs.
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Orlando Health South Lake Hospital Joe H. and Loretta Scott Emergency Room
The Orlando Health South Lake Hospital Emergency Room at Four Corners can treat all healthcare emergencies close to home.
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U.S. News & World Report Ranks Orlando Health Among the Best in the Nation
Orlando Health hospitals and service lines were recognized among the best in the nation and region in U.S. News & World Report’s adult hospital rankings, which were released today.
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Boy Fighting Cancer Is a Superhero in More Than Name Only
On a spring afternoon in 2022, Rob Wyatt took the stairs in his DeLand home a little too fast and slipped, fracturing his foot.
