Florida Hospital East Orlando Press Releases

Florida Hospital East Orlando is pleased to welcome gastroenterologist Dr. Seela Ramesh. Dr. Ramesh specializes in all gastrointestinal and liver diseases. The addition of Dr. Ramesh allows Florida Hospital East Orlando to continue to provide high...

More than 1,000 Florida Hospital employees at seven of the hospital's campuses and two office complexes took advantage of a beautiful day and hit the sidewalk, walking to live to a Healthy 100. Doctors, nurses, and other Florida Hospital...

Florida Hospital East Orlando will open its first outpatient surgery center to patients. The center is part of a new medical office building that is three stories and has nearly 60,000 square feet of space. The surgery center features four state-of-...

Florida Hospital East Orlando and Waterford Lakes Town Center hosted the event In the Loop: Stretching the Pink Ribbon Around the World on Sunday, Sept. 13. Thousands of women attended this unique event to help spread the message about breast cancer...

Florida Hospital East Orlando broke ground on a new Medical Surgical Plaza last fall, and has been building the foundation to better serve the community and provide access for more patients.

On average, men in the United States die six years younger than women and have higher death rates for all 15 leading causes of death.

Medical students and residents who want to study in Orlando are flooding the area with applications. Nearly 800 prospective medical students have applied to join the first class at the University of Central Florida's College of Medicine.

A recent survey conducted by the Florida State University College of Medicine shows that Florida has fewer doctors than previously thought and predicts a doctor decline over the next five years.

You might not think of going to a hospital cafeteria for a delicious meal, but some folks who live and work in East Orlando are doing just that. The new East Side Bistro recently opened in Florida Hospital East Orlando's new patient tower, giving...

Twenty-one-year-old Karen Lecky has been suffering from recurring headaches, blocked sinuses, facial pressure, and post nasal drip for years.