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Treat Kitty to a new box or pet-safe treat, but not scraps from holiday meals.
Holiday foods can be toxic to pets – a veterinarian explains which, and what to do if your cat or dog eats them
Here are some of the most common food-related crises we veterinarians encounter in the animal ER during the holidays and what to do if they happen. more
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Health care worker explaining medical records to a patient in the office.
332,000 Florida children were uninsured in 2021; the number could rise, analysts warn
Florida ranks among the top 10 states with the highest rates of uninsured children across the United States, with an estimated 332,000 kids. more
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Florida groups add momentum to extending child tax credit
Government funding is set to expire on December 16th without a continuing resolution to continue existing budgets and programs into the new year. more
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Hope CommUnity Center celebrated its 50th anniversary of service last Saturday.
Apopka's Hope CommUnity Center celebrates 50 years of service
The HCC held its “50 years y más” event on Saturday night to celebrate its anniversary and set new goals for the coming decades. more
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Get your flu shot Orange County
After vaccination, it takes about 2 weeks for the body to develop protection. Flu shots are the best way to protect yourself and your loved ones against the flu and its potentially serious impacts. more
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New Coronavirus variants called "XBB" found in Hong Kong and Thailand.
‘Antibody-evasive’ omicron subvariants are spreading; low levels seen in Florida
The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has begun tracking XBB, a new subvariant of omicron that has been labeled a variant of concern. more
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Community Health Centers receives national recognition for fifth straight year
Community Health Centers was recently announced as a 2022 Best and Brightest Company to Work for the fifth consecutive year by the National Association for Business Resources. more
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The monkeypox virus, shown in this illustration, can be transmitted through close contact between people.
295 Monkeypox cases remain in Orange County
For the last three months, there has been a constant decrease in cases. Currently, there are 295 Monkeypox cases in Orange County. more
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Ways to Stay Motivated When it Gets Hard to Stick With Your Fitness Routine
There will be times when you find yourself struggling to stay motivated to exercise. This can be due to many factors, but here are ways to get you back on track and stronger. more
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Orlando Health
Orlando Health coming to Apopka
Orlando Health will design and build the hospital in partnership with Acadia Healthcare, which manages behavioral health services at the Orlando Health South Seminole Hospital. more
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Pediatric emergency rooms in some states are at or over capacity due to the surging number of respiratory infections.
COVID-19, RSV and the flu are straining health care systems – two epidemiologists explain what the ‘triple threat’ means for children
COVID-19, RSV, and the flu are straining health care systems – two epidemiologists explain what the ‘triple threat’ means for children. more
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Blood sample tube positive with Monkeypox virus, new epidemic disease in 2022
Over 8,800 Monkeypox Vaccinations given in Orange County
The Florida Department of Health in Orange County has administered 8,843 Monkeypox vaccinations to residents from June 30th-November 10th. more
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How to handle displaced animals and home repairs after Hurricane Nicole passes
The Department of Health in Orange County advises residents on home repairs, and how to protect themselves against injury from animals that may become displaced because of the storm. more
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Department of Health in Orange County gives advice on taking flooding precautions
Based on weather forecasts for Tropical Storm Nicole, our area will be impacted by winds and rainfall. It is important to be prepared for flooding. more
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Be Prepared: Department of Health in Orange County gives tips on making an Emergency Supply Kit
As Subtropical Storm Nicole approaches the east coast of Florida, the Florida Department of Health in Orange County wants to ensure you and your family are prepared. more
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Baptiste Orthodontics at the Apopka Halloween event at Kit Land Nelson Park.
Connected to the community we serve
Dr. Baptiste has always made it a priority of his and the company he formed to give back to the community it serves in whatever way possible. more
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Bellies, Babies and Beyond
The Bellies, Babies and Beyond program in Orange County, in partnership with the Healthy Start Coalition of Orange County, is offering a variety of classes for moms and dads. more
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Several multicancer early detection tests are currently in development.
A blood test that screens for multiple cancers at once promises to boost early detection
Detecting cancer early before it spreads throughout the body can be lifesaving. This is why doctors recommend regular screening for several common cancer types. more
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Orange County Clerk’s Office Helps Those Affected by Domestic Violence
In recognition of October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Orange County Clerk of Courts reminds the community its office is a local resource. more
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Flesh-eating bacteria found in Florida after Hurricane Ian
When Hurricane Ian blasted Florida with Category 4 intensity, it brought with it gale force winds and massive flooding, but no one expected a flesh-eating virus. more
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Lake Apopka
Environmental Alert: Health officials issue blue-green algae bloom caution for Lake Apopka
The Florida Department of Health in Orange County has issued a Health Caution for the presence of blue-green algae in Lake Apopka. more
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Apopka among communities receiving aerial mosquito treatments from Orange County as early as Sunday
Orange County Mosquito Control has identified approximately 93,000 acres with an increased mosquito population that will receive this additional aerial treatment. more
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Monkeypox virus
DOH-Orange offers free Monkeypox Vaccine during Come Out With Pride events
The Florida Department of Health in Orange County’s Vaccination team will offer Free Monkeypox Vaccine during the Come Out With Pride events. more
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Not just teeth
"Throughout my years in dentistry, many parents have asked me questions such as, "Why are my child's gums bleeding" or "Whenever I floss my child's teeth, the gums start to bleed." more
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Orange County Health offers tips on how to prevent mosquito-borne illness after Hurricane Ian
With the flooding produced by Hurricane Ian, the Florida Department of Health in Orange County reminds residents and visitors of the importance of protecting themselves against mosquito-borne illnesses. more
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