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Blogs
What Is an Echocardiogram?
An echocardiogram is vital to determine your heart muscle’s health. We’re here to help you learn more about echocardiograms and how to prepare for them.
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Blogs
Heart to Heart: EKGs at Pediatric Sports Physicals
Importance of EKG screenings at routine sports physicals for child athletes.
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Blogs
Regaining Balance with Vestibular Therapy
Vestibular therapy can create incredible improvements in quality of life for those experiencing symptoms like dizziness and imbalance. Learn more from our Q&A with physical therapy and rehabilitation...
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Blogs
How to Choose a Pediatrician
Read which questions to ask and signs to look for when choosing a new pediatrician for your family.
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Blogs
Keeping Your Heart Healthy When You’re Expecting
Learn the effects of pregnancy on the heart, risks, what happens to your heart after giving birth and how to prevent complications.
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Blogs
How to Become an Organ Donor
Another person is added to the organ donation waiting list every ten minutes. Here are steps you can take to become an organ donor and give the gift of life to someone in the future.
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Blogs
8 Things AdventHealth Emergency Room Physicians Wish Parents Knew
Our docs weigh in on common injuries, their causes, and measures you can take to keep your children safe.
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Blogs
Do You Need a Mammogram Before Age 40?
It’s generally recommended that every woman starts their breast cancer screening mammograms at age 40 and continues to get them yearly until at least age 75. But what are the reasons to start your...
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Blogs
Multiple Sclerosis: How Physical Therapy Can Reduce Fatigue
Jeffrey Schmidt, PT, DPT, from AdventHealth Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation answers questions on how physical activity can help MS patients with their fatigue.
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Blogs
Should You Go to the Emergency Room or Urgent Care?
When should you visit an emergency room or see a doctor at an urgent care center? Find out the difference between the two, and when to visit each.