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16/09/2025

For many patients with blood cancer and other life-threatening illnesses, a blood stem cell transplant – made possible by lifesaving donations – is the best option for survival. According to the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration, 70% of patients who need a blood stem cell transplant don't have a fully matched donor in their family, leading them to rely on the National Marrow Donor Program.

As part of our larger HCA Healthcare network, we’re proud to help meet this critical need through the HCA Healthcare Sarah Cannon Transplant and Cellular Therapy Network. This extensive network is among the largest providers of unrelated bone marrow donor transplants in the U.S., caring for tens of thousands of patients each year.

Thinking about becoming a donor? Here are a few common misconceptions and facts about blood stem cell and bone marrow donation:

❌ Myth: Donation is very painful.
✅ Fact: Discomfort and side effects vary from person to person, but it may be less painful than you think.

❌ Myth: Donation is expensive.
✅ Fact: Donating is free. All of your medical and travel expenses are covered by NMDP, and they can also help cover any lost wages due to donation.

❌ Myth: Only males can donate blood stem cells or bone marrow.
✅ Fact: Anyone between age 18 and 40 who meets the medical requirements can donate, regardless of gender.

You could be a match for someone in need. Learn more and join the registry today here: https://bit.ly/46mr7fR.

14/09/2025

Vomiting and diarrhea are common in children — but when should you be concerned? While food poisoning, stomach flu and other illnesses can cause these symptoms, some cases require urgent medical care.

Seek emergency care if vomiting is accompanied by:
- High fever (above 100.4°F for infants under 3 months, above 102.2°F for older babies and children)
- Repetitive vomiting
- No urination or wet diapers
- Lethargy or unusual drowsiness
- Inconsolable crying
- Swelling in the face, lips, or throat

If you’re unsure whether your child needs medical attention, our experienced, licensed nurses are available for free 24/7 to help guide you on the next steps for care. Call HCA Florida Healthcare's Consult-A-Nurse® line at 844-70-NURSE (844-706-8773).

13/09/2025

We at HCA Florida Ocala Hospital and HCA Florida West Marion Hospital know that CPR saves lives — and we want to share this life-saving skill with our community.

Through a partnership with Marion CPR in Belleview, the hospitals are offering the public a free hands-only CPR class at HCA Florida Ocala Hospital.

The class is scheduled for 9-10:30 a.m., Sept. 30, in Classrooms 2 & 3 of the Bitzer Building, a facility on the campus of HCA Florida Ocala Hospital, 1431 SW 1st Ave., Ocala, FL 34471. Registration is required. Please visit this link to register or to learn more: https://bit.ly/4pnkZN8.

Please join us and ensure you have the necessary skills to give the gift of life, if the situation ever arises.

13/09/2025

Struggling to reach your goals? If diets and workouts haven’t brought you lasting results, weight loss surgery may be an option for you. It’s not just about lowering the numbers on the scale – it’s about improving your overall health and quality of life.

To find out if you might be a good candidate for weight loss surgery, take our free online assessment: https://bit.ly/4n2He9H

12/09/2025

September is National Atrial Fibrillation Awareness Month, and to help enlighten colleagues on new treatment techniques and devices for this heart condition, HCA Florida Ocala Hospital hosted a workshop featuring two of its top cardiologists.

Awareness is key, as anyone can develop atrial fibrillation, or AFib, which is an irregular heartbeat in which the atria doesn’t contract in a strong, rhythmic way. A heart in AFib may not pump enough oxygen-rich blood, which could lead to problems such as a stroke, clot, or heart failure. A recent study by Journal of the American College of Cardiology estimates that more than 10 million Americans have AFib, the risk of which increases as people grow older.

During the workshop, Dr. Himanshu Shukla, a board-certified cardiac electhrophysiologist with HCA Florida Heart and Lung, discussed how AFib develops, who is at risk, and the advantages and disadvantages of various treatment options including pacemakers, traditional ablation, and pulsed-field ablation. Pulsed-field ablation is a new technology that involves targeting the source of the arrhythmia with short high-voltage pulses and thus reduces the risk of injury to surrounding healthy heart tissue.

Dr. Chris Jones, a local cardiologist, presented on the benefits and patient preparation for completing an AFib procedure and using a device to occlude, or block, the left atrial appendage simultaneously. This procedure is convenient for the patient, effectively treats AFib, and allows for patients to live with less reliance on blood-thinners and other anti-arrhythmia medications.

Also in attendance at the event were several vendors who offered demonstrations of their treatment devices, including pacemakers, defibrillators, catheters, and a virtual reality system that demonstrated how a surgeon inserts a catheter into the heart.

11/09/2025

❤️ – or atrial fibrillation – is a disruption in the heart’s electrical system, leading to an irregular heartbeat. The American Heart Association estimates that over 5 million Americans are living with AFib. Symptoms vary from one person to another, and some people may not have any symptoms at all. Those with AFib have a higher risk of stroke, heart failure and other health concerns. Fortunately, there are a variety of treatment options, which can help reduce the risk.

If you’re living with AFib and you’re looking for support and resources, visit the American Heart Association’s My AFib Experience® website: https://bit.ly/3V8t7mS

In collaboration with the American Heart Association, our larger HCA Healthcare network promotes better heart health through national education efforts and community integration to teach about healthy heart activities, CPR emergency response and knowing the symptoms of heart issues.

10/09/2025

Colleagues at HCA Florida Ocala Hospital and HCA Florida West Marion Hospital have selected Dr. Bryan Bush as their latest recipient of the hospitals' Physician of the Quarter award.

HCA Florida Ocala Hospital CEO Alan Keesee presented Dr. Bush, a cardiothoracic surgeon, with the award on Sept. 9. Keesee said he appreciated Dr. Bush's work to elevate HCA Florida Ocala Hospital's recognition by the Society of Thoracic Surgeons (STS), a national group that tracks quality outcomes and patient safety among cardiothoracic surgeons.

Earlier this year, the STS once again awarded HCA Florida Ocala Hospital its distinguished three-star rating, the highest possible, for its patient care and positive outcomes in isolated coronary artery bypass grafting procedures and recognized the hospital with a second three-star honor for multiprocedural heart surgeries.

Those who advocated for Dr. Bush's selection noted his surgical skills, pleasant bedside manner, and respect for patients and colleagues alike.

“Dr. Bush is always such a pleasure to work with. He is so kind and smart. He is the best!,” one supporter wrote. Another added, “Dr. Bush is the best CTS (cardiothoracic surgeon) on the planet!”

10/09/2025

anxiety is more common than you may think and the way it shows up can depend on your child’s age and many other factors. Know the signs and how to ease the transition for yourself and your child: https://bit.ly/3V71URx

09/09/2025

Need expert advice for your little one’s health concerns? Our Consult-A-Nurse® service connects you with licensed nurses 24/7, so you can make confident decisions without second-guessing.

Talk to our nurses — free and confidential — for trusted guidance on:
- Allergic reactions
- Common illnesses
- Fever
- Gastrointestinal issues
- Minor injuries
- Rashes
- Respiratory problems

Call HCA Florida Healthcare's Consult-A-Nurse® line at 844-70-NURSE (844-706-8773) 24/7.

07/09/2025

Neurosurgeons at HCA Florida Ocala Hospital and HCA Florida West Marion Hospital are deploying a new weapon in the fight against deadly brain tumors —one that will give patients a significantly better opportunity for long-term survival.

Gleolan™ is a liquid medication that a patient takes about three hours before surgery. The dye casts a pink fluorescent glow around the patient’s brain tumor, sharply contrasting it from adjacent healthy brain cells. Surgeons then use a special fluorescent light to more readily identify the contours of malignant growth, allowing it to be removed more completely and with greater accuracy and safety.

“This new imaging dye increases our ability to remove as much of the tumor as possible because it shows cells that are hypercellular, which suggest tumor, that do not even light up on an MRI with contrast before surgery,” said Dr. Shawn Rai, a neurosurgeon with HCA Florida Ocala Neurosurgical Specialists. “The increased ability to remove more of the tumor for glioblastoma patients significantly increases life expectancy and overall survival in these patients with this aggressive brain cancer.”

The imaging dye is intended for patients afflicted by malignant gliomas, an aggressive form of cancer that takes root in the glial cells in the brain. According to the National Institutes of Health, 85,000 Americans are diagnosed with a primary brain tumor every year, and 29% of those cases are malignant. Gliomas are responsible for up to 85% of those malignant brain tumors diagnosed in adults.

HCA Florida Ocala Hospital and HCA Florida West Marion Hospital offer a comprehensive cancer care program for patients in Ocala and the surrounding area. Our services are recognized by the American College of Surgeons’ Commission on Cancer as a comprehensive community cancer program, to include prevention, screening, education, treatment and recovery therapies. For more information, please visit https://bit.ly/4paR1vN.

06/09/2025

The Ocala Royal Dames on Friday hosted a presentation on the management of neurological (brain/spine) cancer that featured Dr. Jacob Freeman, a neurosurgeon with HCA Florida Ocala Neurosurgical Specialists, and Dr. Luis Carrascosa, a local radiation oncologist who is a member of the hospital's medical staff and chairman of the cancer committee at HCA Florida Ocala Hospital.

Dr. Freeman discussed various surgical techniques and treatments for brain tumors, including "awake" brain surgery, a procedure that involves keeping the patient conscious during surgery. Dr. Freeman explained that this method enables surgeons to obtain real-time feedback from patients as they work on removing the tumor. Surgeons have performed awake brain surgery at HCA Florida Ocala Hospital since 2017.

Dr. Carrascosa talked about the effects and advantages of radiation therapy on brain and spinal tumors relative to other treatments, such as chemotherapy.

The Ocala Royal Dames are a nonprofit group that raises money for research and educational programs to fight cancer.

Visit this link to see a video about awake brain surgery at HCA Florida Ocala Hospital: https://bit.ly/3VzrIpo

05/09/2025

HCA Florida Ocala Hospital and HCA Florida West Marion Hospital recently recognized two Ocala Fire Rescue firefighter-paramedics for their quick work in saving a patient suffering cardiac arrest.

On July 10, Firefighter-Paramedics Eduardo Ignacio-Simon and John Sweeney responded to a call in the 300 block of Southeast 17th Street. There, they found the patient, a 45-year-old woman, on the ground and others trying to help.

Sweeney and Ignacio-Simon immediately treated the patient with a defibrillator and a LUCAS device, which is a machine that provides continuous chest compressions like manual CPR. The patient was then taken to HCA Florida Ocala Hospital and treated. She eventually made a full recovery.

On Sept. 2, Jordan Haegele, cardiovascular care coordinator for HCA Florida Ocala Hospital, presented Sweeney and Ignacio-Simon with the hospital's certificate of recognition and a challenge coin for their life-saving efforts.

02/09/2025

According to the &LymphomaSociety, about every three minutes, someone in the U.S. is diagnosed with leukemia, lymphoma or myeloma – the most common types of blood cancer. Blood cancer is caused by DNA mutations within blood cells. In most cases, this is linked to factors beyond our control, like age, ethnicity and family history. This Blood Cancer Awareness Month, we’re answering common questions by sharing the facts shown here.

As a part of HCA Healthcare, we give our patients healthier tomorrows through access to a connected oncology network, including nine accredited blood cancer treatment programs. Through these programs, over 1,000 acute leukemia patients receive treatment each year. For some blood cancers, the only potential cure is a blood and marrow transplant. The HCA Healthcare Sarah Cannon Transplant and Cellular Therapy Network is the nation's leading provider of these transplants, conducting over 1,500 annually. Cellular therapy is another potential treatment for those with blood cancer, and our network is also leading the way in this novel treatment.

If you or someone you love has been diagnosed with blood cancer, we’re here to help. Find compassionate oncology care: https://bit.ly/3UWnOqE.

01/09/2025

Labor Day weekend is a time for barbecues, pool parties and outdoor fun, but it also marks one of the busiest periods for emergency rooms. While many holiday mishaps can be treated at home some situations require immediate medical attention.

Seek emergency care right away if you or a loved one experiences any of the following:

-Severe chest pain or difficulty breathing
-A head injury accompanied by confusion, vomiting or loss of consciousness
-Signs of heatstroke, such as a high fever, confusion or fainting
-Deep cuts or wounds that won’t stop bleeding
-Severe abdominal pain or persistent vomiting
-Sudden weakness, numbness or difficulty speaking (possible stroke)

If you’re unsure whether your condition requires a visit to the emergency room, our experienced, licensed nurses are available 24/7 to help guide you on the next steps for care. Call HCA Florida Healthcare's Consult-A-Nurse® line at 844-70-NURSE (844-706-8773).

29/08/2025

It's natural to worry about the health of your parents as they age. Afterall, aging increases their risk for several chronic diseases, including arthritis, cancer, dementia and Type 2 diabetes.

The best way to help them stay healthy is to encourage your parents to maintain their annual wellness visits, complete their physician recommended bloodwork and stay on top of their annual screenings. These screenings could include:

- Blood pressure test
- Cervical cancer screening
- Colonoscopy
- Lung cancer screening
- Skin cancer screening
- Mammogram
- Prostate exam
- Pulse oximetry test

Have questions about these screenings or looking to support your parent in finding a new primary care physician, but not sure where to start? Call HCA Florida Healthcare's Consult-A-Nurse® line at 844-70-NURSE (844-706-8773) and speak with a licensed nurse for free 24/7.

27/08/2025

We want to help keep our Florida communities healthy by raising awareness about colorectal health. Dr. Mohammad Anwer, a gastroenterologist at HCA Florida Healthcare, shares the key symptoms of colon cancer to help you recognize when it’s time to seek care.

Regular screenings are essential, especially for those over 45 or with a family history of colon cancer.

Have concerns about colorectal health? Get trusted guidance from a licensed nurse anytime — free of charge.

Call HCA Florida Healthcare's Consult-A-Nurse® line at 844-70-NURSE (844-706-8773).

26/08/2025

Not all heroes wear capes – some wear collars! This , we’re celebrating the healing power of pups everywhere. 🐾

Facility and are valued members of our larger HCA Healthcare family, and they spread joy to our patients and caregivers. These specially trained companions, may help to reduce stress, anxiety and feelings of isolation, improve mood and lower blood pressure. Some of these furry friends even have their own badges and earn anniversary pins for their years of service.

Beyond the specialized work of therapy dogs, pets can provide unconditional love, comfort and companionship while also encouraging physical activity — all of which have a on mental and physical well-being.

Whether they’re bringing their calming presence to a clinical setting or simply enriching our lives with a daily dose of “pawsitivity,” dogs truly do make a difference.

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25/08/2025

Struggling to reach your goals? If diets and workouts haven’t brought you lasting results, weight loss surgery may be an option for you. It’s not just about lowering the numbers on the scale – it’s about improving your overall health and quality of life.

To find out if you might be a good candidate for weight loss surgery, take our free online assessment: https://ha.hcaflorida.carefinder.io/hra/weight-loss-surgery.

22/08/2025

HCA Florida Healthcare is Florida’s largest healthcare provider? We delivered more than 32,000 newborns last year — that’s one birth every 17 minutes!

Today, we're celebrating one of Florida's newest residents.

"This is my second time delivering a baby at HCA Florida West Hospital, and I couldn’t have asked for a better experience," shared the Cook family. "From the moment I arrived, the labor and delivery team made me feel safe, supported, and genuinely cared for. Every nurse, doctor, technician, and staff member treated me with such kindness and compassion, always ensuring I was as comfortable as possible. They went above and beyond to respect my wishes, and I will forever be thankful for everyone who played a part in helping us bring our sweet baby into the world."

At HCA Florida Healthcare, our colleagues are dedicated to providing a nurturing and safe environment for every precious arrival. Learn more about our comprehensive women's health services, including prenatal care, labor and delivery services and postpartum care: https://www.hcafloridahealthcare.com/.../labor-and-delivery.

21/08/2025

Summer is flying by! Fall, season and the excitement of fall sports are just around the corner.

Make sure your child is ready for a safe, healthy and injury-free season. Learn why regular sports physicals matter, with expert insights from HCA Florida Healthcare: https://bit.ly/4lKBe3P.

20/08/2025

When Sofia Otero first walked into HCA Florida Capital Hospital as a college volunteer, she never imagined she’d soon be making such a powerful impact on patients’ lives. Inspired by the care her own family received, she felt called to give back.

Now, as a patient care technician in the orthopedic and medical surgical units, Sofia brings energy, compassion and a smile that makes patients feel like family.

“Knowing my work directly affects my patients in a positive way confirms this is my calling,” Sofia says. “I love my hospital because I love my people. The advocacy I see from our nurses and techs inspires me every day.”

Albert Gonzalez, director of the orthopedic and medical-surgical units, said Otero’s presence is already making a difference: “Sofia’s energy, attitude and smile make our patients feel like family. Even as a new team member, she’s making a real difference.”

To all of our HCA Florida Healthcare colleagues, like Sofia, and to the more than 93,000 nurses across our larger HCA Healthcare network, thank you for showing up in ways that make our patients feel seen and cared for. Your dedication helps drive nursing forward at HCA Healthcare and beyond.

Considering orthopedic treatment or surgery? Call our Consult-A-Nurse® line anytime at 844-70-NURSE (844-706-8773). Licensed nurses are available 24/7 to offer trusted advice and peace of mind.

19/08/2025

Feeling unusually tired, or noticing a nagging cough, jaw pain or swollen legs? Your heart might be trying to tell you something. Learn subtle signs of heart disease and find out if you could potentially be at risk for a silent : https://bit.ly/4oGYaDJ.

18/08/2025

School may be underway, but there’s still time for one last camping adventure. Keep your family safe with these smart camping tips for kids:

1. Buddy up. Even bathroom breaks need a partner.
2. Set boundaries. Mark clear campsite limits so kids know where it’s safe to explore.
3. Look, don’t eat. Teach kids not to snack on berries, mushrooms or other wild plants.
4. Steer clear of rash-causing plants. Learn to spot poison ivy, oak and sumac. Wear long pants and closed-toe shoes and wash hands often.
5. Shoes on, always. Protect little feet from thorns, rocks and other sharp objects.
6. Tools aren’t toys. Keep kids away from axes, knives and other dangerous gear.
https://bit.ly/3Jmyufu petting wildlife. Even friendly-looking animals can carry disease or bite.
8. Review fire safety. Go over rules before the marshmallows roast — supervised fun is safest.

If your child gets hurt and you're unsure whether medical care is needed, our experienced, licensed nurses are available for free 24/7 to help guide you on the next steps for care. Call HCA Florida Healthcare's Consult-A-Nurse® line at 844-70-NURSE (844-706-8773).

15/08/2025

Stress is a natural part of new , and it may be affecting you and your baby in ways you wouldn’t expect. Discover how stress can potentially impact your milk supply and get tips to help manage it: https://bit.ly/415bvf8.

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