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Thomas R. Kelley, MD, Named Chief of Quality And Clinical Transformation At Orlando Health

Under his leadership, in 2013 South Seminole Hospital became the first Orlando Health facility to install and activate digital quality boards in public areas to provide medical outcomes data directly to patients and families.

Orlando Health Level One Trauma Team and Orange County Office of the EMS Medical Director launched bleeding control training to help save lives following man-made or natural mass casualty events

The two entities joined to announce their response to a national call to provide special training to first responders and civilian bystanders to help

Orlando Health's academic chairman named Master of Critical Care Medicine

ORLANDO, Fla. (March 3, 2016) --- The Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM) recently awarded Orlando Health’s Jay L. Falk, MD, the title of Master of Critical Care Medicine. This honor was presented at the SCCM 45th Critical Care Congress held in Orlando. Dr. Falk joins only 73 practitioners to receive this distinction.

Thomas Kelley, MD, Named Vice President of Quality & Clinical Transformation

Thomas R. Kelley, MD, has been named Orlando Health’s Vice President of Quality and Clinical Transformation. Dr. Kelley has most

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Orlando Health earns unprecedented highest ranking on three awards for innovative digital transformation of its healthcare system

Orlando, FL (December 15, 2023) Orlando Health has earned the highest ranking from three internationally recognized healthcare technology associations for innovative digital transformation of its healthcare system.

Salud del Corazón para las Mujeres

Algunos tipos de enfermedades cardíacas afectan a las mujeres más que a los hombres, como la enfermedad microvascular coronaria (MVD), que daña las arterias pequeñas en el corazón, y el síndrome del corazón roto, que es una insuficiencia muscular grave pero generalmente a corto plazo, provocada por emociones extremas, entre otras.

Orlando Health provides Stop the Bleed training to Orange County Public Schools employees, and donates bleeding control kits

Orlando Health and Orange County Public Schools spent the summer break focused on preparedness lessons. The adult and pediatric trauma teams from Orlando Health provided Bleeding Control Basic (BCon) training to principals, assistant principals and other staff; and donated 1,000 bleeding control kits to the district. The training and donation took place during OCPS Safety Days throughout June and July, with final sessions on Monday, July 29.

Orlando Health Hospitals Awarded an “A” for Patient Safety

Grade underscores successful efforts to enhance the quality of care delivered across the organization

Orlando Health hospitals recognized for patient safety with A grades

Health Central Hospital receives “Straight A” designation. Organization’s quality initiatives result in steep declines in patient harm and increase in patient satisfaction.