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The Women’s Center has entered into a “new phase’ in its 20 year commitment to women’s health in Central Florida. Dr. Gearity and The Women’s Center of Orlando have had a long and successful relationship with Winnie Palmer Hospital in delivering babies, but with the continued growth of the practice they are now delivering babies at Florida Hospital Orlando.
This new phase of the Women’s Center of Orlando delivering babies at Florida Hospital began with the birth of a beautiful baby girl, delivered by Dr. Carlos Rodriguez and as in the photo show, celebrated by Chris Gearity, Dr. Douglas Gearity’s wife.
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