AdventHealth Transplant Institute
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Over the decades, the Institute has been responsible for offering the only kidney, liver, heart and lung transplant program in Central Florida.
Community Stories
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Checking in With Your Mental Health During the Pandemic
Here are some strategies to reduce stress and anxiety, along with symptoms to keep in check.
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COVID-19 Recovery: How Speech and Physical Therapy Help
Recent Blogs at AdventHealth Central Florida Community Benefit
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AdventHealth Translational Research Institute
Estimated read time:The prevalence of diabetes and obesity continues to increase at alarming rates, reaching epidemic proportions in recent years. -
Bithlo Program
Estimated read time:Surrounded by scrap yards and beleaguered by contaminated drinking water, unemployment, inadequate public transportation, dilapidated housing, high illiteracy rates and limited access to quality... -
Bridge Program
Estimated read time:"We have people who are repeat users of the Emergency Department (ED) who are not getting the proper care they need because they don't have a primary care physician or are not aware of other community... -
Global Mission Initiatives
Estimated read time:Last year, AdventHealth's Global Mission Initiatives (GMI) brought a full team of Environmental Services employees to Haiti Adventist Hospital, located on the outskirts of the shattered capital of... -
Outlook Of Hope
Estimated read time:For many of those seeking treatment, help is out of reach due to lack of insurance coverage or government-provided mental health services. Florida, in fact, ranks almost last among the 50 states in... -
AdventHealth Nicholson Center
Estimated read time:Recognized as the world’s largest facility dedicated solely to surgical education, the Nicholson Center is capable of training more than 20,000 clinical learners annually. -
Nathaniel's Hope
Estimated read time:Communication was a major feat for Nathaniel, born prematurely on June 6, 1997, with multiple major birth anomalies, including duodenal atresia and craniosynostosis. -
Rescue Outreach Mission
Estimated read time:On a monthly basis, the Rescue Outreach Mission provides shelter to 300 people, each of whom stays an average of six months to a year.