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Closer to her: AdventHealth brings women’s and prenatal care to neighbors in need with new Mobile Health bus
Latest Community Health Needs Assessment prompts AdventHealth for Women and community partners to work together to address women's care and prenatal health.
New robotic nipple-saving technology offers hope for breast cancer survivors in Florida
Dr. Devina McCray will perform Central Florida’s first robotic nipple-sparing mastectomy, offering breast cancer patients a less invasive option.
Take a look inside AdventHealth for Women's new Mobile Health bus
The bus will visit community partner sites across Central Florida to reach women who have not traditionally had access to healthcare.
Community screenings help Jackson County residents learn about their health
AdventHealth volunteers provided 61 biometric screenings and 62 Cardiac Risk Assessments, helping Jackson County residents learn more about their health.
Two cancer-care colleagues spent years helping patients. Then they needed each other.
For four years, Karen Grant and Rosa Somsky worked across the hall, helping people navigate cancer at the Freytag Cancer Center at AdventHealth Palm Coast. Then, within weeks of each other, they...
AdventHealth Florida Economic Impact
AdventHealth’s impact in Florida goes beyond healthcare. As a faith-based organization, we help strengthen our communities by creating jobs, supporting local growth and investing in the health and...
AdventHealth offers patients convenient access to urgent, primary care in New Smyrna Beach
The State Road 44 site includes New Smyrna Beach’s first AdventHealth Centra Care and Volusia County’s second Primary Care+ clinic.
Mommy & Baby Fair brings Kentucky community together
More than 150 people gathered at Eastern Kentucky University on September 24 for the Mommy & Baby Fair, a special community event focused on supporting mothers, babies, and families.
AdventHealth expands emergency, outpatient care to The Aurora Highlands
The new facility brings 24/7 emergency care and expanded access to health services to the growing Aurora community.
Sepsis nearly took a mother's life. Now, she wants others to know the warning signs.
One ordinary morning turned into a months-long fight for survival when sepsis nearly took a mother of five away from her family.
Words of hope remind others they are not alone
AdventHealth invites the WNC community to share chalk messages of hope and encouragement during Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.
13 nonprofits unite to tackle the most pressing health challenges facing Central Florida families
With support from AdventHealth, organizations addressing housing instability, food insecurity and transportation barriers will be able to help more than 123,000 people.