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• Arthritis Pain Information Session

  Take the first step towards understanding your joint pain as orthopedic surgeons answer your questions and discuss:

• Endocrinology/Internal Medicine - Diabetes Management

  These informative presentations are designed to not only increase your knowledge on relevant health issues but also empower you to take action toward

• Music Therapy - Music and Stress Management Class

  Learn and practice a variety of relaxation exercises aimed at calming the body and mind. Music will help induce a relaxed state. This drop-in class meets every Thursday at 11:00 am, is suited to all, and is designed to teach you new tools to help with the stresses of daily life. In-person only.

• Osteoarthritis - Understanding Hip and Knee Pain and New Advancements in Treatment with Mako Robotic Assisted Surgery

  Take the first step towards understanding your joint pain as orthopedic surgeons answer your questions and discuss:

• Pediatric Specialty Talk Series

  Connect virtually with pediatricians and specialists from Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children to discuss important and relevant topics concerning children. This monthly series allows participants the opportunity to meet expert pediatric specialists; learn about new services, procedures and treatment options available; and ask questions.

• Neuroscience Symposium (For Medical Professionals)

  Expanding Knowledge, Advancing Treatment 

• Neuroscience Symposium (For Medical Professionals)

  Expanding Knowledge, Advancing Treatment 

• Get Ready Series - Prenatal Education Classes

  At Orlando Health South Lake Hospital Center for Women and Babies, we are ready for you. Now it's time to get ready for your baby. In our Get Ready series, we offer in-person Ready for Birth, Ready for Breastfeeding, Ready for Baby, and Ready to Restore Your Core classes.

• Maintain…Don’t Gain

  Participate in this FREE holiday program. Weigh in before Thanksgiving and weight out after the New Year.

• Endometriosis Seminar

  Life shouldn’t stop when you get your period… but what if it does?