Our Hospitals Are Safe
It is safe to come to the hospital or emergency room. Lee Health is well-equipped to provide safe and exceptional care to all patients, and the current staffing and capacity matters are not a reason to delay care.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Lee Health continues to collaborate with and follow the guidance of local, state, and government officials. We develop visitation plans in consideration of patient, staff, and public safety but also to meet the emotional and care needs of our patients. See our current visitation policy here:
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Mobile Collection Site
Learn more about who should be tested for COVID-19 as well as the hours and locations for our mobile collection sites.
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COVID-19 Blood Plasma Donor Program
Lee Health is proud to announce that it is part of Mayo Clinic’s COVID-19 Convalescent Plasma Study. If you have previously tested positive and have recovered from the virus, please consider donating blood to help Southwest Florida patients.
Our Locations are Safe and Open
Medical emergencies happen to all of us, usually when we least expect it. Our emergency rooms – available at all of our hospital locations - will calm your fears with staff members trained to treat severe and life-threatening conditions. From broken bones to breathing trouble, from chest pain to trauma, Lee Health doctors and nurses assess your needs and quickly spring into action.
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Emergency Care - Golisano Children's Hospital of Southwest Florida
9981 S HealthPark Dr Fort Myers, FL 33908
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Award-Winning Cardiology Services
Each day, about 2,150 Americans die from cardiovascular disease — a leading cause of severe disability that claims the lives of nearly 219,000 each year. Lee Health provides comprehensive treatment options for a wide variety of conditions. We invite you to learn more about these conditions along with tests we perform, preventive care options, hospital services, and other essential information. Keep your heart healthy by preventing, evaluating, and treating cardiovascular diseases.