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Orlando, FL (December 7, 2021) – Five Orlando Health facilities were named as Top Hospitals in the country by the Leapfrog Group today. An independent national organization committed to healthcare quality and patient safety, the Leapfrog Group recognizes hospitals that prioritize healthcare quality for patients by implementing better systems to prevent medication errors, provide higher quality maternity care and lower infection rates. The recognition is widely acknowledged as one of the most competitive awards American hospitals can receive. 

ORLANDO, Fla. and FRANKLIN, Tenn. (December 1, 2021) – Orlando Health and Acadia Healthcare Company announced today that they have formed a joint venture designed to enhance and expand behavioral health services in the region.

Orlando, FL (December 8, 2021) – Five surgeons at Orlando Health recently became Fellows of the American College of Surgeons (FACS) during their Convocation ceremony at the College’s virtual Clinical Congress 2021. For each surgeon who was acknowledged, the FACS designation means they’ve passed a rigorous evaluation and they’re committed to providing a high standard of surgical care.  

Orlando, FL (December 3, 2021) – This week Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children celebrated the first birthday of its Seacrest Studio, a broadcast media center that radio and television host and producer, Ryan Seacrest, and his family, developed to help patients explore the creative realms of radio, television and new media.

Orlando, FL (December 6, 2021) – Orlando Health is now the official medical team for Seminole State College of Florida Raider Athletics.

Miscarriages are common but, until more recent times, rarely spoken about publicly. Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women & Babies would like to thank Amy Allen for her strength, grace and willingness to share her inspiring story with others so that they may feel less alone on their pregnancy journey.

When my A1C (blood glucose) levels kept climbing and my doctor told me I needed to do something or I would have to go on insulin, that was a

As parents of two young boys who are just 16 months apart, Chris and Gina are more than happy to have their hands full. Chris and Gina describe their sons George and Lorenzo as rambunctious and adorable. They love being active, especially if it means sneaking around the house like little ninjas, a special skill they learned in ninja gymnastic classes. George also plays soccer, and Lorenzo is in music and dance classes. They both love cars, Star Wars, and superheroes.

It was my 20-week ultrasound, and my husband and I were excited to find out the gender of our second child. But we could tell from the technician’s reaction that something was not right. We were told: “Something looks different about the baby’s head, and the baby’s spine, and the baby’s feet, but we can’t tell you what’s going on. We just know something’s wrong.”

It seemed to happen gradually, and yet all of a sudden: my weight had gotten up to over 400 pounds. I was having a lot of problems with asthma. I