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EpilepsyU presents a Q & A webinar on "epilepsy and children" with Dr. Davis

This week, EpilepsyU, a part of the Epilepsy Association of Central Florida, hosted a Q & A webinar on “epilepsy and children” featuring Dr. Ron Davis, Pediatric Neurologist and Co-Director of Pediatric Epilepsy for the Level 4 Epilepsy Center at Arnold Palmer Hospital.

If news headlines have made you feel like a bad parent, you aren’t alone

You are a bad parent.

Diagnosis & Treatments for Malrotation of the Bowel

How to childproof your kitchen

Childproofing is a very real concern in my home right now. I have a 5-year-old daughter and a very active 18-month-old son, and although I’ve experienced the challenges of life with a toddler before, I have to admit that it is very different the second time around. I used to secretly wonder why some parents attached every kind of childproofing gadget they could think of to every item in their house; now I know. My daughter got into some things (as every kid does), but mostly she was more interested in being with me than exploring the off-limits things around our house. My son, though, is a completely different kid. We’ve nicknamed him “Curious George” because like the fictional character, his adventurous spirit has the potential to get him into a lot of trouble.

Robotic-Assisted Minimally Invasive Surgery

Robotic-assisted surgery provides a new level of precision and control for minimally invasive gynecological procedures. 

Pediatric Robotic Urology Surgery

At Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children, we offer pediatric robotic surgery to treat your child’s complex urological condition.

Fetal Cardiac Program

The Heart Center partners with the Center for Maternal-Fetal Medicine at Orlando Health Winnie Palmer Hospital to provide state-of-the-art fetal and neonatal therapies.

Does Your Baby Have Cow’s Milk Protein Allergy?

The Orlando Health Promise

EASE App for Surgery

The EASE app allows family members to receive texts, photos and videos of their loved one’s progress during surgery.