Redesigned Lake Mary Life Magazine to Launch Nonprofit Showcase Sponsored by Orlando Health
New section will highlight local nonprofit groups and initiatives and provide free advertising to select 501(c)(3) organizations. LAKE MARY, FL – As part of the yearlong 20th-anniversary celebration of its parent company, Lake Mary Life Publishing, Lake Mary Life magazine recently introduced a dynamic and modern redesign in its January/February issues along with innovative new marketing campaigns for its advertisers in print, online, and on social. Beginning in the March/April issue, Lake Mary
Governor DeSantis appoints two to Seminole State College Board of Trustees
SANFORD, Fla. (Sept. 26, 2022) – Gov. Ron DeSantis has appointed John Good and Shawn Molsberger to the Seminole State College of Florida District Board of Trustees. The appointments were announced Sept. 9, along with the reappointment of longtime Trustee Amy Lockhart. Good, of Winter Park, is chief financial officer and principal of Good Capital Group, a real estate private equity company based in Central Florida. Prior to joining Good Capital, he worked in commercial real estate financing at Independent
Orlando Health Reimagines South Seminole Hospital Campus as a Healthcare Hub for Longwood
Longwood, FL (September 15, 2022) – Orlando Health today unveiled plans to reimagine its current Seminole County campus as a healthcare hub in downtown Longwood, anchored by a new free-standing emergency department (FSED). Plans call for the FSED to be built and ready to serve the community in the summer of 2024, concurrent with the closure of Orlando Health South Seminole Hospital and the opening of the new Orlando Health Lake Mary Hospital. Leaders at Orlando Health and officials with the City of
Gov. DeSantis visits Seminole State to announce nursing education funding
SANFORD, Fla. (May 17, 2022) – Gov. Ron DeSantis visited Seminole State's Sanford/Lake Mary Campus on Monday, May 16, to announce $125 million in funding for nursing education in Florida. Several reports, including ones by the Florida Hospital Association, the Safety Net Hospital Alliance of Florida, and the Florida Healthcare Association, show that the Sunshine State is projected to be short 59,100 nurses by 2035. “In this funding initiative, we have included $100 million for higher education and
Orlando Health Partners with Seminole State College to Address Nursing Shortage
Orlando, FL (January 11, 2022) – Eight top nursing students from Seminole Stage College of Florida are starting the year getting hands-on experience caring for seriously ill patients at Orlando Health South Seminole Hospital.They are the first group of general nursing students to come through the hospital as part of Orlando Health South Seminole’s Dedicated Education Unit (DEU), a new partnership with Seminole State to address a nursing shortage that has been a challenge for hospitals across the country.“We
