When a child has a medical emergency, every second—and every decision—matters. In this video, experts from Orlando Health’s Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children explain how “pediatric readiness” in emergency rooms can reduce child mortality by up to 76%. We take you inside the training, simulations, and specialized care teams that help ERs across Central Florida prepare for everything from asthma attacks to trauma cases. Plus, hear how mobile ICU and air care teams play a critical role in saving young lives.

Gallbladder problems affect hundreds of thousands of Americans every year, but many people don’t know what the gallbladder actually does. In this interview, Dr. Natalee Stone with Orlando Health explains how the gallbladder helps digestion, what causes gallstones, and when surgery may be necessary. Learn the common symptoms, treatment options, and how minimally invasive gallbladder surgery can help patients recover quickly.

Orlando Health says the stats are staggering when it comes to colon cancer.

Orlando Health discusses causes and treatments, including acoustic shockwaves, of pancreatitis.

Orlando Health offers new technology to help patients receive better results.

Orlando Health discusses its approach to treating CHD.

The president of Orlando Health Children's Neuroscience Institute discusses a long list of accomplishments.

Weight-loss surgery can be life-changing, but it can come with complications.

The Orlando Health trauma medical director describes why the facility makes such a difference in saving lives.

Orlando Health says steady, consistent exercise is the key to avoiding injury.

An Orlando Health geneticist discusses the impact of donations from the community.

Orlando Health says the risk for an enlarged prostate starts after the age of 40.

Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer.

Orlando Health says you should start by having your child examined each year.

The Orlando Health Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women & Babies NICU Transport Team helps in emergencies.

Every year, hundreds of thousands of Americans have their gall bladders removed.

An Orlando Health doctor discusses common causes of headaches for those who live in Central Florida.

Grocery prices are sky-high, but Orlando Health has some ways to save money -- and still be healthy.

A new Lake Mary hospital brings a fancy hotel experience for expectant moms.

Orlando Health says alternative therapy is offering hope to millions, especially children, who suffer from movement disorders.

Take a look at the bio-skills lab, part of the education and training center at Orlando Health.

Find out how Orlando Health is taking the fight to cancer.

Orlando Health Children's Heart Institute has a handful of doctors who focus on heart defects in children.

Researchers are working on tests using just a few drops of blood that can detect multiple types of cancer.

Orlando Health explains hernias and the surgery associated with them.

Despite the school year coming to a close, you can take advantage of the time this summer to get your child's physical done.

Facial paralysis is a side effect of many issues, but surgery can help you get your smile back.

Orlando Health specializes in many medical areas, including heart issues.

Orlando Health Spine Center helps those who are suffering from back pain.

How to treat atrial fibrillation and how it works.

Walk-in clinics are now a one-stop shop for orthopedic treatments.

Endometriosis can be very painful, and it can have an impact on fertility.

The pancreas is an important organ that assists with digestion and regulates hormones.

Precise incisions are vital during surgery.

An Orlando Health doctor shares research from a new study about preventing heart disease.

Food allergies in children is a major concern because some can be life-threatening.

Orlando Health offers help when it comes to incontinence and other bladder issues.

"He's the nicest human on the planet. He saved my life."

More than 20 million Americans are affected by sleep apnea. Orlando Health has a highly affective treatment for the disorder.

Are women doing a better job of getting the checkups they need?

Kidney stones send many to the hospital due to pain. Orlando Health shares tips on foods and drinks to avoid.

Orlando Health describes the difference between IBS and IBD.

Giving Tuesday is a great way to help Orlando Health.

Orlando Health says we're living in exciting times. Here's why.

Orlando Health pioneers a new tool to help families deal with bleeding disorders.

Orlando Health taps into the latest in robotic technology to help with neurological recovery and mobility improvement.  

Orlando Health offers information about safety for your kids.

A cancer diagnosis could mean the inability for some women to carry a baby.

The Orlando Health Air Care Team has been helping those in need for four decades.