Providing whole-person health means linking arms with industry experts who can help us offer the most comprehensive care for you and your family. Together, we fulfill our mission to improve the health of our patients for years to come.
We partner with the local Acoustic Neuroma Association and provide meeting space, educational materials, and tours of our facilities, including our Gamma Knife™. Our dedicated care coordinator and neurosurgeons offer appointments to newly diagnosed patients and patients interested in our various treatment options for acoustic neuromas.
Through events, like the annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s, and programs, like Maturing Minds, the Alzheimer’s Association helps us foster awareness and support for this progressive disease in the community.
Through events like the Embrace the Moment Gala, we partner with the Alzheimer’s & Dementia Resource Center to provide emotional support and helpful tips for those touched by Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia and their caregivers.
We are the “Life Is Why” partner for Greater Orlando, expanding stroke education messaging and capitalizing on best practices learned from a strong national partner.
In partnership with the Epilepsy Association, we create educational and fundraising events designed to spread awareness of epilepsy and let the community know that our Level 4 epilepsy program is available to both adults and children.
Potential patients can find out more about our minimally invasive brain surgery options through the Facial Pain Association.
In collaboration with the Living Heart Foundation and the NFL Players Association, we work to implement their national health screening program in Central Florida. The foundation is dedicated to health education, screenings and wellness program development for former professional football players. We also work with them on research to further preventative care and treatment of conditions closely aligned to former players.
We partner for the annual Hydrocephalus Association Orlando Walk, and they help increase awareness of the condition and our Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus program.
We work together to promote the multiple programs and resources offered in the community and host our annual walk and conference.
Focused on minimally invasive brain surgery (MIBS), the Pituitary Network Association helps educate potential patients about our programs and physicians.
Together, we create stroke awareness resources, including a family waiting room in the Neuro ICU and educational video brochures for our primary stroke centers in Central Florida.