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• Nishith Patel, MD

  Dr. Nishith Patel is a board-certified interventional and diagnostic radiologist with Orlando Health Medical Group Radiology and president of the radiology group.  He has cared for patients in Central Florida since 2017.

• Construction Projects

  What to know about our hospital construction project

• IRB FAQ

  Find the answers to common questions about reviews board here.

• IRB Training Requirements

  Completion of the appropriate CITI Training is required for all investigators and research personnel prior to IRB approval at Orlando Health.

• Patient Rights and Responsibilities

  Florida law requires that your healthcare provider or healthcare facility recognize your rights while you are receiving medical care and that you respect the healthcare provider's or healthcare facility's right to expect certain behavior on the part of patients.

• Medical Pavilion

  The Orlando Health South Lake Hospital Medical Pavilion — Blue Cedar offers residents of Clermont, south Leesburg and neighboring communities a convenient, one-stop location for comprehensive health care. Coordinated care from Orlando Health’s network of high-performing physicians all in one location enables patients and their families to make the most efficient use of their time by consolidating a variety of services and specialties all at one location.

• 2018 Gala

  Join us for the fourth annual South Lake Hospital Foundation Charity Gala, scheduled for Saturday, March 3, 2018 at Clermont Performing Arts Center. Net proceeds from A Night in Monte Carlo will benefit vital programs and services at South Lake Hospital to improve our community’s health and wellness. For information about sponsorships, tickets or donating an auction item for the event, email [email protected]. The gala has sold out each year so make sure to RSVP at your earliest convenience.

• How it Works

  As with laparoscopic surgery, robotic surgery uses small incisions that result in fewer traumas to the body than traditional open surgery.  Surgeons gain a magnified 3D view inside the body, allowing for improved visualization and the ability to clearly see the target area and its anatomy.   Furthermore, the robotic surgical system filters hand tremors from surgeons and scales down movement, which is vital when working in small, intricate areas of the body.   Surgeons are able to work sitting down comfortably in a console as they perform surgery through the robotic arms, resulting in an efficient surgery with less blood loss and tissue injury.