The Heart Center at Orlando Health Children's Arnold Palmer Hospital offers a combination of compassionate care and advanced treatment options for children with heart conditions. Our team of leading-edge cardiologists, cardiac anesthesiologists, cardiovascular surgeons, physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, ICU intensivists, and researchers collaborate to provide individualized treatment for your child’s heart condition.
Feeding disorders in children are common and can be the result of medical, behavioral or oral motor issues. The Orlando Health Children's Arnold Palmer Hospital Feeding Difficulties Center supports children through challenges such as food allergies, chewing or swallowing problems, digestion issues or picky eaters.
The Center for Digestive Health and Nutrition provides clinical services to infants and children with symptoms of digestive problems and diseases. Comprehensive outpatient services are available for evaluation, diagnosis and management of routine and complex gastroenterological, liver and nutritional disorders. Emphasis is placed on the care of children requiring special nutritional support such as enteral and parenteral nutrition.
Dedicated to children with congenital or acquired renal (kidney) disease, our team at the Hewell Kids’ Kidney Center cares for children from birth to age 21. We specialize in end-stage kidney disease, metabolic bone disease, acute kidney failure in newborns, obesity-related kidney disorders systemic lupus nephritis and kidney transplantation.
Our multidisciplinary team of pediatric neurology experts offers advanced treatments for a wide range of neurological conditions, such as tremors, seizures, changes in reflexes, severe headaches, muscle rigidity, and delays in developmental milestones. We are nationally recognized by the Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance (TS Alliance) as a designated Tuberous Sclerosis Clinic.
We’re dedicated to improving the lives and daily function of children managing acute or chronic disabilities. This program emphasizes the importance of improved function through a combination of medication, physical modalities and therapies, adaptive equipment and assistive devices, braces and prostheses.