ORLANDO, Fla., June 16, 2025 — Starting today, AdventHealth is offering a new in-room medical care service for Guests staying at Walt Disney World® Resort Available daily from 8 a.m.-8 p.m., the service brings licensed AdventHealth providers directly to resort rooms to treat a wide range of non-emergency conditions such as allergies, colds, minor injuries and more — helping Guests get back to their vacation faster.
Guests can schedule an appointment by calling Call407-939-7480, and a provider will arrive within two hours. Medications may be dispensed during the visit or delivered to the room through AdventHealth Pharmacy.
As the Official Health Care Provider of Walt Disney World® Resort, this personalized, on-site service is another way AdventHealth is making it easy for Guests to access convenient care services when they’re on vacation.
The in-room visit service is a new addition to the existing AdventHealth World of Wellness services for Walt Disney World® Resort Guests with health care needs, including a dedicated care concierge, medical equipment delivery, prescription delivery, telehealth, and nearby urgent and emergency care locations.
To learn more about the AdventHealth resources available to Walt Disney World® Resort Guests, visit www.AdventHealthWorldofWellness.com
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