Scenes from the ribbon cutting ceremony of the new Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion, Thursday, July 30, 2028. The 189,000 square-foot, $160 million outpatient pediatric care facility brings more than 30 specialties together under one roof and is scheduled to officially open in August. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel)
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Orlando Health Pediatric Cardiologist Dr. David Nykanen and Chief of Pediatric Neurosurgery Dr. Samer Elbabaa, right, tour the new Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion, Thursday, July 30, 2028. The 189,000 square-foot, $160 million outpatient pediatric care facility brings more than 30 specialties together under one roof and is scheduled to open in August. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel)
Orlando Health Chief of Pediatric Neurosurgery Dr. Samer Elbabaa helps 12-year-old Myles Murillo do the honors during the ribbon cutting ceremony at the new Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion, Thursday, July 30, 2028. The 189,000 square-foot, $160 million outpatient pediatric care facility brings more than 30 specialties together under one roof and is scheduled to open in August. Myles was treated for a drug-resistant form of epilepsy by a team of Orlando Health physicians. At far right, Myles’ parents Alan and Katie Murillo. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel)
Orlando Health senior vice president Justin Williams, left; Chief of Pediatric Neurosurgery Dr. Samer Elbabaa, and Pediatric Hematologist-Oncologist Dr. Amina Rafique congratulate 12-year-old Myles Murillo for doing the honors during the ribbon cutting ceremony at the new Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion, Thursday, July 30, 2028. The 189,000 square-foot, $160 million outpatient pediatric care facility brings more than 30 specialties together under one roof and is scheduled to open in August. Myles was treated for a drug-resistant form of epilepsy by a team of Orlando Health physicians. At far right, Myles’ parents Alan and Katie Murillo applaud. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel)
Orlando Health senior vice president Justin Williams, left, and Chief of Pediatric Neurosurgery Dr. Samer Elbabaa, along with physicians and executives, cheer 12-year-old Myles Murillo for doing the honors during the ribbon cutting ceremony at the new Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion, Thursday, July 30, 2028. The 189,000 square-foot, $160 million outpatient pediatric care facility brings more than 30 specialties together under one roof and is scheduled to open in August. Myles was treated for a drug-resistant form of epilepsy by a team of Orlando Health physicians. At far right, Myles’ parents Alan and Katie Murillo applaud. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel)
Scenes from the opening ceremony of the new Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion, Thursday, July 30, 2028. The 189,000 square-foot, $160 million outpatient pediatric care facility brings more than 30 specialties together under one roof and is scheduled to open in August. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel)
Orlando Health Chief of Pediatric Neurosurgery Dr. Samer Elbabaa listens to remarks during the opening ceremony of the new Orlando Health ChildrenÕs Pavilion, Thursday, July 30, 2028. The 189,000 square-foot, $160 million outpatient pediatric care facility brings more than 30 specialties together under one roof and is scheduled to open in August. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel)
CHILDREN’S PAVILION CELEBRATION — Orlando Health senior vice president Justin Williams, left, and Chief of Pediatric Neurosurgery Dr. Samer Elbabaa, along with physicians and executives, cheer 12-year-old Myles Murillo for doing the honors during the ribbon cutting ceremony at the new Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion, Thursday, July 30, 2028. The 189,000 square-foot, $160 million outpatient pediatric care facility brings more than 30 specialties together under one roof and is scheduled to open in August. Myles was treated for a drug-resistant form of epilepsy by a team of Orlando Health physicians. At far right, Myles’ parents Alan and Katie Murillo applaud. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel)
Orlando Health senior vice president Justin Williams congratulates 12-year-old Myles Murillo for doing the honors during the ribbon cutting ceremony at the new Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion, Thursday, July 30, 2028. The 189,000 square-foot, $160 million outpatient pediatric care facility brings more than 30 specialties together under one roof and is scheduled to open in August. Myles was treated for a drug-resistant form of epilepsy by a team of Orlando Health physicians. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel)
Scenes from the opening ceremony of the new Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion, Thursday, July 30, 2028. The 189,000 square-foot, $160 million outpatient pediatric care facility brings more than 30 specialties together under one roof and is scheduled to open in August. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel)
Scenes from the opening ceremony of the new Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion, Thursday, July 30, 2028. The 189,000 square-foot, $160 million outpatient pediatric care facility brings more than 30 specialties together under one roof and is scheduled to open in August. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel)
Scenes from the opening ceremony of the new Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion, Thursday, July 30, 2028. The 189,000 square-foot, $160 million outpatient pediatric care facility brings more than 30 specialties together under one roof and is scheduled to open in August. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel)
Orlando Health Pediatric Pulmonologist Dr. Carlos Sabogal and Pediatric Hematologist-Oncologist Dr. Amina Rafique tour the new Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion, Thursday, July 30, 2028. The 189,000 square-foot, $160 million outpatient pediatric care facility brings more than 30 specialties together under one roof and is scheduled to open in August. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel)
12-year-old Myles Murillo hugs mom Katie as dad Alan speaks during the opening ceremony of the new Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion, Thursday, July 30, 2028. The 189,000 square-foot, $160 million outpatient pediatric care facility brings more than 30 specialties together under one roof and is scheduled to open in August. Myles was treated for a drug-resistant form of epilepsy by a team of Orlando Health physicians. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel)
12-year-old Myles Murillo gets a hug from mom Katie as dad Alan speaks during the opening ceremony of the new Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion, Thursday, July 30, 2028. The 189,000 square-foot, $160 million outpatient pediatric care facility brings more than 30 specialties together under one roof and is scheduled to open in August. Myles was treated for a drug-resistant form of epilepsy by a team of Orlando Health physicians. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel)
Scenes from the opening ceremony of the new Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion, Thursday, July 30, 2028. The 189,000 square-foot, $160 million outpatient pediatric care facility brings more than 30 specialties together under one roof and is scheduled to open in August. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel)
Senior vice president Justin Williams delivers remarks during the opening ceremony of the new Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion, Thursday, July 30, 2028. The 189,000 square-foot, $160 million outpatient pediatric care facility brings more than 30 specialties together under one roof and is scheduled to open in August. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel)
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Orlando Health Pediatric Cardiologist Dr. David Nykanen and Chief of Pediatric Neurosurgery Dr. Samer Elbabaa, right, tour the new Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion, Thursday, July 30, 2028. The 189,000 square-foot, $160 million outpatient pediatric care facility brings more than 30 specialties together under one roof and is scheduled to open in August. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel)
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