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We’re a part HCA Florida Healthcare — the state’s largest collaborative network— and soon we’ll be joining together as a team under one Twitter account. Since this account will be going away soon, be sure to follow @HCAFLHealthcare for the latest from us! #HCAFloridaHealthcare

Ocala Health's Orthopedic Joint Care Center is accredited by the Joint Commission for knee, hip, and spine. For more information on our orthopedic joint care center, visit bit.ly/3lLKoSs.

Take control of your healthcare on-the-go with the MyHealthONE app. Book an appointment, pay your bill and complete contactless registration before your next healthcare visit – all from the convenience of your mobile device.

Take control of your healthcare on-the-go with the MyHealthONE app. Book an appointment, pay your bill and complete contactless registration before your next healthcare visit – all from the convenience of your mobile device.

Did you know that heart attack symptoms can differ for men and women? The most common symptom for both men and women is chest pain. But women might also have non-chest pain symptoms and less obvious warning signs. To learn more: bit.ly/3z3JofF

Your thyroid is the size of a butterfly-shaped lemon, but even though it's small, it's mighty. The thyroid gland makes hormones that support many bodily functions, such as breathing, pumping blood and burning calories. bit.ly/3ekvu0H #HealthierTomorrows

Emergencies happen when you least expect it. Here at Ocala Health we are prepared for all your emergency needs. #CareLikeFamily #ER bit.ly/2TIMt5U

Take control of your healthcare on-the-go with the MyHealthONE app. Book an appointment, pay your bill and complete contactless registration before your next healthcare visit – all from the convenience of your mobile device.

Do you have lingering back pain that has put your life on pause? It’s time to hit play - Ocala Health’s skilled specialists are here and ready to give you the comprehensive care you deserve to get you back to living. #HitPlayIn2021 #Spine bit.ly/3wVb5Xm

Statistics show 1 in 4 adults worldwide will have a stroke in their lifetime. Implement these five proven steps into your routine to help prevent a stroke. #StrokePrevention

Drink eight, 8 oz. glasses of water per day. You've heard this "rule" time and again, so you might be surprised to learn that, unlike many other foods and nutrients, there are no federal guidelines for how much water you should drink. Learn more:bit.ly/2Ujb3Kt #Hydrate

Happy Father's Day from all of us at Ocala Health #FathersDay

Take control of your healthcare on-the-go with the MyHealthONE app. Book an appointment, pay your bill and complete contactless registration before your next healthcare visit – all from the convenience of your mobile device.

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) affects more than 12 million American adults each year. ⁣ ⁣ If you or a loved one is experiencing PTSD symptoms, talk to a doctor or mental health care provider. Treatment options are available.⁣ ⁣ #PTSDAwarenessMonth⁣

With MyHealthONE you can view your health information such as medical records, lab results, and pre-register for appointments, tests and procedures. Scan the QR code with your camera and create an account today.

Emergencies happen when you least expect it. Here at Ocala Health we are prepared for all your emergency needs. #CareLikeFamily #ER bit.ly/3ihsjtL

We all share the privilege to be protected by those who risk the ultimate sacrifice. Join us this Memorial Day as we pause to remember and honor the heroes we have lost in service to the United States.

#ImproveMoreLives #positiveimpact bit.ly/3uqi8oV

According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, more than 60 million Americans suffer from asthma and allergies. Make a pact to control your asthma and allergies so that you can keep your symptoms at bay this spring. Learn more:

Taking time for yourself may seem unimaginable, but there are steps you can take to make self-care a little easier. Using these tools can help us practice self-compassion in practical ways: bit.ly/3f3ibTb #MentalHealthMonth #MHM2021 #Tools2Thrive