DOH-Flagler Issues Blue Green Agae Health Alert for Haw Creek Area
The Florida Department of Health in Flagler County (DOH-Flagler) has issued a health alert for the presence of harmful blue-green algae toxins in Haw Creek–Confluence of Dead Lake, Haw Creek, and Crescent Lake. The alert is in response to a water sample taken on May...
Three Local AdventHealth Hospitals Earn Highest Federal Quality Rating
Three AdventHealth hospitals serving Flagler and Volusia county residents have received five-star overall quality ratings from the federal government — the highest score possible — making them the only hospitals in the two-county area to reach that mark. Which...
Six AdventHealth Hospitals in Central Florida Earn Top Safety Grades, Some for More Than Two Decades Running
Six AdventHealth hospitals serving communities across Flagler, Marion, and Volusia counties have each received an “A” Hospital Safety Grade from The Leapfrog Group, the highest rating the national nonprofit awards. The grades were announced May 6, 2026....
From Internal Bleeding to Cancer to Independence: How a Free AdventHealth Program Helped a Palm Coast Man Rebuild His Life
When Phillip McKinney was admitted to AdventHealth Palm Coast with a serious medical crisis, his problems did not end at the hospital doors. What happened next — through a free hospital program designed to help patients facing barriers beyond their health — would...
Free Sports Physicals and Heart Screenings Return for Flagler and Volusia Students This Spring
Thousands of middle and high school students in Flagler and Volusia counties will have the opportunity to receive free sports physicals and heart screenings this spring through a continuing partnership between AdventHealth, Volusia County Schools, and Flagler Schools....
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