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Category: Health

Posted inHealth

Oakbridge Nursing Home Contesting License Denial

by Barry Friedman February 2, 2018September 1, 2022

Florida’s Agency for Health Care Administration has denied a license application for Oakbridge Health Care Center, part of the for-profit nursing-home chain Consulate Health. Consulate is appealing the denial, and will reportedly shut Oakbridge if the appeal fails. Source: The Ledger

Posted inHealth

Retiring Pediatrician Treated Multiple Generations in Lakeland

by Barry Friedman December 4, 2017September 1, 2022

Daniel Leviten, who built a solo pediatrics practice into a seven-physician operation, is retiring at what a partner calls a “young” 67. Source: The Ledger

Posted inHealth

Florida Hospital Plans an ER for Land Near Polytechnic

by Barry Friedman October 12, 2017August 9, 2022

Florida Hospital has disclosed it plans to build a free-standing emergency room on 104 acres it recently purchased for $14.5 million just west of Florida Polytechnic University.

Posted inBusiness

Florida Hospital Parent Buys 103 Acres Near Poly

by Barry Friedman September 27, 2017September 1, 2022

Florida Adventist Health paid $14.5 million for the land just west of Florida Poly. A Ledger article in July disclosed the company’s desire to build a clinic there that could later expand to a hospital. Source: Tampa Bay Business Journal

Posted inHealth

Lakeland Regional Drops in U.S. News Ranking

by Barry Friedman August 8, 2017August 9, 2022

New hospital rankings released by US News and World Report this morning contained mixed news for Lakeland Regional Health: The hospital dropped from 11th in Florida last year to 23rd this year, but it was lauded as highly performing in three areas.

Posted inHealth

After Losing 170 Pounds, Woman Advises Others

by Barry Friedman June 26, 2017September 1, 2022

Lakeland resident Heather Robertson, 41, started a podcast called “Half-Size Me” and a company by the same name to offer weight-reduction advice after dropping nearly half her body weight. Source: Fox News

Posted inHealth

Bill Would Expand LRH Residents From 3 to 200

by Barry Friedman June 10, 2017September 1, 2022

Lakeland Regional Health and its trauma center is the largest in the nation without a teaching program, a hospital official says. That could change under legislation co-sponsored by U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson that would close what’s being called a Medicare glitch that is keeping the University of Central Florida from supplying residents to LRH. Source: […]

Posted inHealth

Bill Filed by Sen. Nelson Would Help Lakeland Regional

by Barry Friedman June 6, 2017September 1, 2022

Lakeland Regional Health Medical Center is one of at least 11 hospitals in the U.S. that would be given a path to establish a residency program under legislation co-sponsored by U.S. Bill Nelson, D-Florida. Source: Capital Soup

Posted inHealth

County Ends Its South Lakeland Boil Water Notice

by Barry Friedman May 28, 2017August 9, 2022

Polk County has rescinded Friday’s boil-water notice affecting 5,200+ homes and businesses near CR 540 between US 98 and Florida Ave. #lkld — Lkld Now (@LkldNow) May 28, 2017

Posted inHealth

County: Residents Along 540A Should Boil Water

by Barry Friedman May 26, 2017August 9, 2022

More than 5,200 county utility customers near C.R. 540A between U.S. 98 and Florida Avenue are being asked to use bottled water or boil water before using it for drinking or cooking. The precautionary boil water notice will last until water sampling analysis is completed in an estimated 48 hours.

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