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Integrated health system delivering whole-person care
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New Port Richey, FL, USA
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AdventHealth operates a nationwide network that delivers whole-person care across hospitals, physician practices, ambulatory surgery centers, outpatient clinics, home health, hospice, and digital channels. Its care model links inpatient and at-home services through an integrated system and digital tools like the AdventHealth app to coordinate scheduling, telehealth, and records. It differentiates itself with a mission-driven, faith-informed approach that emphasizes body, mind, and spirit and a connected patient journey from hospital to home. Its goal is to extend the healing ministry of Christ by improving the health and prosperity of the communities it serves through accessible, coordinated care.
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10,001+
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Grant
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$250K
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Florida
Founded
1973
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Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts renews Certified Autism Center(TM) designation. September 08, 2026, 14:00 GMT Dr. Phillips Center continues to raise the curtain on inclusive performing arts experiences. Becoming a Certified Autism Center(TM) has transformed the way our team approaches guest service." - Zakiya Smith-Dore, Director of Guest Services at Dr. Phillips Center ORLANDO, FL, UNITED STATES, September 8, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ - The International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES) proudly announces the renewal of the Certified Autism Center(TM)(CAC) designation for Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, reaffirming its long-standing commitment to creating accessible and inclusive performing arts experiences for all guests. Entering its seventh year of certification, the arts center continues to demonstrate its dedication to welcoming autistic and sensory-sensitive visitors through ongoing staff training and accessibility initiatives. As a premier performing arts destination in downtown Orlando, the arts center features multiple performance spaces, including the acclaimed Steinmetz Hall, recognized by Architectural Digest among the 11 most beautiful theaters worldwide. To maintain the designation, at least 80% of guest-facing staff completed updated autism and sensory training to better understand and support autistic and sensory-sensitive guests and their families. "At Dr. Phillips Center, we believe the arts should be accessible to everyone," says Rubie Hernandez-Gano, VP of People & Culture at Dr. Phillips Center. "Earning and maintaining our Certified Autism Center(TM) designation reinforces our commitment to fostering an inclusive environment through ongoing education, staff training and thoughtful resources, ensuring every guest can experience the transformative power of the arts." "Becoming a Certified Autism Center(TM) has transformed the way our team approaches guest service," says Zakiya Smith-Dore, Director of Guest Services at Dr. Phillips Center. "We feel even more empowered to engage with all individuals, better understand their unique needs and continue to commit to a positive guest experience that helps everyone feel welcome." IBCCES autism and accessibility training equips performing arts venues with the knowledge and tools to create more welcoming and inclusive experiences for every guest. By strengthening staff confidence, improving communication and proactively reducing barriers to participation, venues can help ensure more individuals and families feel comfortable attending performances while building stronger community connections and lasting guest loyalty. "Since first earning the Certified Autism Center designation in 2019, Dr. Phillips Center has demonstrated that accessibility is not a one-time achievement, but an ongoing commitment to every guest who walks through its doors," says Myron Pincomb, IBCCES CEO & board chairman. "Through its consecutive renewals, the arts center continues to set the standard for inclusive performing arts experiences, ensuring autistic and sensory-sensitive individuals and their families can enjoy world-class performances in an environment where they feel welcomed, understood and supported." Dr. Phillips Center's vision, Arts For Every Life(R), focuses on ensuring everyone can experience the arts. That commitment extends to creating spaces, performances and events that are welcoming and accessible to all, with a range of resources designed to meet diverse guest needs and trained team members equipped to assist throughout each experience. Accessibility offerings span hearing, vision, mobility and sensory needs, with resources available to help guests feel comfortable and confident from the moment they arrive. Most recently, Dr. Phillips Center partnered with AdventHealth to introduce Quiet Rooms in Walt Disney Theater and Steinmetz Hall, providing dedicated spaces where guests can adjust the volume to a comfortable level while still experiencing the performance. With a range of resources available, guests can find the support that best meets their individual needs. A full list of accessibility offerings and resources is available on Dr. Phillips Center's accessibility page. For 25 years, IBCCES has been a leader in providing autism, sensory and neurodiversity training and certification for professionals worldwide, including those in healthcare, education, public safety, travel and corporate sectors. As the only credentialing board offering these programs, IBCCES provides training from subject matter experts and autistic self-advocates, along with long-term support, continuous learning, onsite reviews and renewal requirements to ensure continued growth and lasting impact. To further support inclusivity efforts, Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts is featured on the IBCCES Accessibility App, which is free to download. This app provides individuals with a variety of disabilities real-time guidance on certified destinations, sensory-friendly spaces and tailored recommendations. By connecting users to accessible locations worldwide, the app helps ensure seamless, enjoyable experiences for everyone. IBCCES also provides access to resources such as AccessibilityCertified.com and AutismTravel.com, which are free online tools for families that list certified locations and professionals. Each organization listed on the sites has met IBCCES certification requirements. About Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts is a private nonprofit organization (501(c)(3) in downtown Orlando, Florida. The arts center produces, presents and serves as home to regional, national and international works and co-presents Broadway in Orlando. The 698,312- square-foot venue to date has hosted 9,000+ performances and events, welcoming 6.2 million+ guests and contributing over $31.5 million to purpose and community since opening in November 2014. The arts center features renowned venues such as the Walt Disney Theater, Alexis & Jim Pugh Theater, and the acclaimed Steinmetz Hall, recognized among Architectural Digest's 11 most beautiful theaters worldwide. Judson's Live, the new live music room, enhances the arts center alongside established venues such as the DeVos Family Room, Rooftop Terrace and Seneff Arts Plaza. Additionally, the AdventHealth School of Arts offers year-round performing arts education. For more information, visit drphillipscenter.org. Follow on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and X. About IBCCES Delivering the global standard for training and certification in the fields of autism, neurodiversity, and accessibility - IBCCES provides a series of certification programs that empower professionals to be industry leaders and improve the outcomes for the individuals they serve. For 25 years, IBCCES has been a global leader, setting the industry standard in autism and cognitive differences training. IBCCES works in over 125 countries and provides training in 8 languages, and its programs have been recognized around the world as the leading benchmark in training and certification. In addition to individual certification programs, IBCCES partners with cities, destinations, and organizations on initiatives like the Certified Autism Destination(TM)(CAD) and Autism Certified City(TM)(ACC), ensuring autistic and sensory-sensitive residents and visitors feel welcomed and safe. Destinations that achieve the CAD designation have completed a specialized program that ensures a multitude of recreation, hospitality, and entertainment organizations have completed an autism and sensory-sensitivity training, certification, and IBCCES facilities review process. The ACC designation expands on that program and includes IBCCES training and certification for the public safety, education, healthcare, and workplace sectors. IBCCES also created the Accessibility App, AutismTravel.com, and AccessibilityCertified.com - free resources for individuals with a variety of neurodiversities and disabilities, listing certified locations and connecting individuals to other resources and each other. Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content "as is" without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above. You just read: September 08, 2026, 14:00 GMT EIN Presswire's priority is author transparency. We do our best to weed out false and misleading content. The content above is the sole responsibility of the author who makes it available. If you have any complaints, kindly contact the author above. 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AdventHealth breaks ground on new AdventHealth Murray Hospital campus. Published 12:14 am Friday, September 4, 2026 By As Submitted / AdventHealth Earlier this week, AdventHealth celebrated the groundbreaking of the new AdventHealth Murray hospital campus, The new AdventHealth Murray campus will span approximately 185,000 square feet and include a 42-bed hospital and medical office building. The facility is expected to open in spring 2028. On Wednesday, AdventHealth celebrated the groundbreaking of the new AdventHealth Murray hospital campus, marking a significant investment in the future of healthcare for Murray County and communities across Northwest Georgia. The new campus will replace the existing AdventHealth Murray hospital and expand access to high-quality, whole-person care for generations to come. Community leaders, elected officials, healthcare providers and AdventHealth team members gathered for the ceremonial groundbreaking at the future site of the hospital, located at 3181 U.S. Highway 76 in Chatsworth. Governor Brian Kemp was among the speakers recognizing the project's importance to the region's continued growth and wellbeing. The new AdventHealth Murray campus will span approximately 185,000 square feet and include a 42-bed hospital and medical office building designed to meet the evolving health care needs of Northwest Georgia residents. The facility is expected to open in spring 2028. "This groundbreaking represents much more than the start of construction," said Isaac Sendros, President and CEO of the AdventHealth Georgia Market. "It reflects our long-term commitment to investing in Murray County and ensuring families have access to advanced, compassionate and faith-based care close to home. This new hospital will help us serve more patients, expand services and continue our mission of extending the healing ministry of Christ." The new campus will increase inpatient capacity, expand emergency care capabilities and enhance surgical services across multiple specialties. Plans also include critical care services, a cardiac catheterization laboratory, advanced imaging technology and additional outpatient specialty care offerings. These enhancements will strengthen the continuum of care available throughout the region and improve access to essential services. AdventHealth Murray has established a strong reputation for clinical excellence, earning both a Leapfrog Top Hospital designation and a CMS 5-Star rating. The new facility is designed to build on that foundation while providing modern, patient-centered spaces that support healing and wellness. Designed with the local community in mind, the hospital will incorporate stone sourced from Northwest Georgia, creating a connection between the facility and the region it serves. The project is also expected to support economic development and job creation throughout the area.
AdventHealth Starlight Gala raises over $2.3M for cardiac care. AdventHealth Foundation West Florida raised more than $2.3 million at its sold-out annual Starlight Gala to support cardiac care across its West Florida hospitals. "The power of philanthropy was on full display at this year's Starlight Gala," says Kristen McCall, president of AdventHealth Foundation West Florida. "From the dollars raised to the fellowship experienced, I couldn't be prouder of how our community comes together to support causes that matter." McCall also highlighted Jeremiyah and his family, who shared his recovery after he collapsed on an AAU basketball court and underwent open-heart surgery. "We're deeply grateful to Jeremiyah and his family for sharing his journey of resilience and recovery," McCall says. "His healing is a testament to AdventHealth's whole-person approach to care." Tom Johnston, founder and president of Stability Biologics, chaired this year's gala. During the event, Johnston shared his family's experience after both he and his wife required emergency care at AdventHealth Wesley Chapel. The foundation also announced Jugal and Manju Taneja as honorary event chairs for the 2027 Starlight Gala, which returns to the JW Marriott Tampa Water Street on Aug. 26. Jugal and Manju Taneja will chair the Aug. 26 event at the JW Marriott Water Street in Tampa. Read the latest coverage of business, commercial real estate, development, technology, finance and leadership from across the Tampa Bay region.
AdventHealth Medical Group Hematology Oncology at Rome welcomes Windy dean-columb, MD, PhD. By Elizabeth Davis Aug 20, 2026 | 4:48 AM Media release from AdventHealth Georgia: AdventHealth Medical Group is pleased to welcome Windy Dean-Colomb, MD, PhD, a board-certified medical oncologist dedicated to providing compassionate, patient-centered cancer care, to AdventHealth Medical Group Hematology Oncology at Rome. Dr. Dean brings more than a decade of experience in oncology, including caring for patients with cancer, leading clinical trials, advancing cancer research and mentoring future physicians. She specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of cancers, such as breast, lung, colorectal, pancreatic, bladder, and kidney cancers, and blood disorders, such as leukemias and lymphomas. Committed to delivering personalized care, Dr. Dean partners closely with patients and multidisciplinary care teams to develop treatment plans tailored to each individual's unique needs and goals. Dr. Dean earned a combined Doctor of Medicine and Doctor of Philosophy in Toxicology from the University of Illinois. She completed her residency in Internal Medicine at the University of Illinois College of Medicine before pursuing a fellowship in Medical Oncology at The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, the nation's leading cancer center. Board-certified in both Internal Medicine and Medical Oncology by the American Board of Internal Medicine, Dr. Dean is recognized for her clinical expertise, collaborative approach and commitment to advancing the field of oncology through research and innovation. "We are excited to welcome Dr. Dean to our oncology team," said Marcy Cent, Director of Oncology Services. "Her extensive experience, commitment to clinical excellence and passion for compassionate care will be a tremendous asset to our patients and our community. She shares our dedication to providing whole-person care and helping patients navigate cancer treatment with confidence and support." Dr. Dean sees adult patients at AdventHealth Medical Group Hematology Oncology at Rome located in the new AdventHealth Cancer Pavilion at 641 Braves Blvd., Suite 201, Rome, GA 30161. To make an appointment, call 706-368-8530. On air now. Weather. Thu Aug 20 Rome, GA, USA
4 health systems compete for 92 beds at Wednesday hearing. UNC Health, HCA, AdventHealth and Novant are seeking state approval for competing projects By Dee Pridgen August 18, 2026 1:29 pm ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) - Four health systems are competing for 92 acute-care hospital beds that state planners have determined are needed in the Buncombe County service area, setting up another major decision over the future of hospital care in Western North Carolina. The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services will hold a public hearing at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 19, at Ferguson Auditorium at Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College. AdventHealth, Novant Health, UNC Health and HCA Healthcare's Mission Hospital have submitted competing Certificate of Need applications for the beds. The 92-bed need determination covers Buncombe, Clay, Graham, Madison and Yancey counties. All four applicants propose placing the beds in Buncombe County. Four proposals. The proposals differ significantly in size, location, cost and timing. Novant Health is seeking 20 additional beds for a new hospital in Arden. Novant was previously awarded 34 beds for the project and is seeking to add the 20 beds through the latest application. The project is estimated to cost $100.6 million and is expected to be completed in January 2031. UNC Health is seeking all 92 beds for a proposed hospital in Asheville. The project is estimated to cost $747.3 million and is expected to be completed in July 2032. UNC Health recently purchased Westgate Shopping Center in Asheville, a move that has drawn attention to the health system's plans for a potential hospital in the area. The purchase of the property, however, does not mean UNC Health has received state approval to build a hospital. UNC Health still must receive approval for its Certificate of Need application before moving forward with the proposed hospital. AdventHealth is seeking all 92 beds for its hospital under construction in Weaverville. The project is estimated to cost $272.7 million and is expected to be completed in January 2030. HCA Healthcare, which owns Mission Hospital, is seeking all 92 beds to expand the existing hospital in Asheville. The project is estimated to cost $66.8 million and is expected to be completed in January 2032. The state Certificate of Need process requires health care providers to receive state approval before undertaking certain major capital projects, adding beds or developing certain health care services. Public hearing wednesday. Wednesday's hearing will allow residents to comment on the competing applications. The hearing is scheduled for 10 a.m. at Ferguson Auditorium at A-B Tech. Reclaim raises concerns about Mission Reclaim Healthcare WNC, a local health care advocacy group, said it has received questions from community members about UNC Health's purchase of Westgate and the competing hospital proposals. The group said it is not taking a position on which health system should receive the 92 beds but said it believes Western North Carolina needs alternatives to Mission Hospital under HCA's ownership. "Reclaim continues to take no position on which hospital system should be awarded the beds, other than to say that we need alternatives to Mission Hospital under HCA's ownership," Campaign Director Aaron Sarver said. The state will evaluate the competing applications under North Carolina's Certificate of Need law and applicable regulations before deciding which proposal, if any, will receive approval. The decision could have a major impact on the region's hospital landscape, with proposals ranging from an expansion of Mission Hospital to new hospital development by UNC Health, AdventHealth and Novant.