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• Cleats for a Cause

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• Honoring a Long Partnership

  Leaders throughout Orlando Health are deeply appreciative of the partnership we have enjoyed with Dr. Phillips Charities over many years.

• 1 Million Reasons to Give Back

  After serving in multiple CLC leadership roles, he’s taking on his biggest challenge yet – raising $1 million for The Howard Phillips Center for Children & Families.

• Finding Resources for Hip Dysplasia

  Bennett was only a sophomore in high school and hip dysplasia seemed like a far-off diagnosis at the time

• Four Orlando Health Hospitals Earn Top Hospital Designations

  Orlando Health’s Dr. P. Phillips Hospital, ORMC, Arnold Palmer Hospital and Winnie Palmer Hospital have been designated as Top Hospitals in the

• Un-crushable Spirit

  No one knows exactly what happened before her car collided with a tree

• Like a Volcano

  Suddenly a cold, clammy wave rushed over her as extreme heartburn welled in her chest

• Nutcracker Dancers Visit the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children

  On Monday, patients from Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children were visited by the Nutcracker dancers from the Orlando Ballet dressed in their

• 300th Heart Patient Receives New Valve Technology at Orlando Health Heart & Vascular Institute

  New technology to replace heart valves has helped 300 hearts beat stronger and longer. The Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR) Program at the Orlando Health Heart & Vascular Institute recently reached the 300-patient milestone in just under six years. Initially, TAVR was used to treat severe aortic stenosis in patients who were at high or extreme risk for surgery. As the national experience with TAVR has increased, guidelines now also allow TAVR to be offered to select patients deemed to be intermediate risk for surgery. Untreated, aortic valve stenosis can lead to serious heart problems including heart failure and even death.

• ​Set the Pace Program Rewards Nurses for Specialty Certification

  Orlando Health’s Set the Pace program has been updated and now offers eligible nurses a $250 award for achieving certification! This means that