In Florida, 12 to 17-year-olds are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine. We talked with Dr. Hal Escowitz at Lakeland Regional Health to get answers to your questions about Teens and the COVID-19 Vaccine.
Antibody infusion treatments are available at Lakeland Regional Health for eligible patients ages 12+ who test positive for COVID-19. These infusions can reduce the severity of symptoms in patients with underlying health issues and eliminate the need for hospitalization.
The Lakeland Regional Health Hollis Cancer Center Promise Run is going VIRTUAL for 2021! This is a great opportunity for a family activity that also supports an important cause in our community.
Check out the new Pregnancy and Newborn Care App from Lakeland Regional Health! It includes helpful articles and videos, plus tracking tools for contractions, kick counts, newborn feedings, and more.
Visiting the hospital doesn’t have to be a stressful experience for families in our community with an autistic child. Lakeland Regional Health is home to BRAVE – an innovative, sensory-friendly program designed specifically for patients with autism or a sensory condition.
Lakeland Regional Health is opening a brand new Pediatric Intensive Care Unit on September 1. Children who need higher levels of medical care and round-the-clock nursing supervision can now be treated right here in Lakeland in the PICU.
We interviewed a local psychiatrist to learn how to help our kids navigate disappointment, anxiety, isolation, and other mental wellness issues affecting children and teens right now. Watch the interview or read the full Q&A.
Wondering whether it is safe to go to the Emergency Department during COVID-19? The answer is YES. We did a video chat with Lakeland Regional Health to learn more about the precautions they have in place and provide you with some reassurance about visiting the Emergency Room.
Pregnancy, labor and delivery can be an anxious time for moms during normal circumstances, and the uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic has added to that concern. We talked with Lakeland Regional Health staff and are here to provide some reassurance for pregnant moms about what to expect if you are expecting right now.
Lakeland Regional Health is offering Telehealth Appointments with their Pediatric Care, Primary Care, Specialty Care, and Behavioral Health practices. This means that you will be able to schedule a phone call or video call with your provider and receive care from the convenience and comfort of your own home.
