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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and state Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo recommend healthy children and adults under 65 avoid receiving the newest COVID-19 vaccine, which contradicts guidance from federal health officials that anyone six months or older should get the shot. Meanwhile, Lee Health plans to proceed by continuing to follow CDC guidance.
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South Lee proton therapy cancer center celebrates site foundation, Lee Health subsidiary partnershipDr. Arie Dosoretz, one of the founders of Advocate Radiation Oncology, announced a partnership this week between Southwest Florida Proton and Lee Healthcare Holdings, a subsidiary of Lee Health, at an event to celebrate the final pouring of the foundation for the company's 35,000-square-foot building at the northwest corner of Three Oaks and Estero parkways in Estero.
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The Leapfrog Group, an organization that collects, analyzes, and publishes data on safety and quality, announced its Spring 2023 Hospital Safety Grades showing the high marks for Lee Health facilities.
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HealthPark Medical Center earns a 50 top cardiovascular hospital distinction for the tenth time.
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Vertical bays allow for better patient experience and less time spent in the emergency department
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February is American Heart Month and Southwest Florida is raising awareness in a number of different ways.
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The new vehicle is a larger, roomier mobile unit ad is now in service accepting blood donations.
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An influx of visitors and residents this time of year typically means more activity in hospitals, but Lee Health is experiencing a record-high number of hospitalized patients, prompting health system officials to urge people with only minor injuries or illnesses to avoid going to the ER and seek alternative paths to care.
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COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations across the Lee Health System have more than doubled over the past month amid a nationwide surge in coronavirus infections. Naples Community Hospital Healthcare System (NCH) and Sarasota Memorial Health Care System (SMH) report experiencing a similar uptick, although the number of COVID patients requiring ICU-level care remains low.
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Trustees help guide philanthropic initiatives for Lee Health Foundation. Since 1995, the Foundation, its supporters and trustees have made it possible for Lee Health to serve a growing community with comprehensive medical services close to home.