UF Health in the News

1. Camden County Fire Rescue finds mobile stroke treatment partner
   Tribune & Georgian / November 3, 2025
2. UF Health seeks permit to build Intracoastal ER and urgent care
   Jax Daily Record / August 26, 2025
3. UF Health Jacksonville prepares for hurricane season with ‘Disaster Jen’ leading the charge
   News4Jax / May 30, 2025
4. New mobile stroke unit ready for service in Jacksonville
   First Coast News / May 15, 2025
5. ‘A game changer’: Specialized ambulance to improve outcomes for stroke patients could come to Jacksonville
   News 4 Jax / March 31, 2025
6. New heart device in use at UF Health Jacksonville
   Jacksonville Daily Record / March 19, 2025
7. Stroke treatment ambulance could come to Jacksonville through UF Health partnership
   Health News Florida / March 11, 2025
8. Jacksonville doctors visit Mongolian hospital to share expertise, support
   Florida Times Union / March 6, 2025
9. Jacksonville family shares journey with Neurofibromatosis
   First Coast news / March 5, 2025
10. New robotic system at UF Health Flagler to boost surgical capabilities
    Jacksonville Business Journal / March 4, 2025
11. UF Health Jacksonville joins NF Clinic Network, a Children's Tumor Foundation initiative
    The St. Augustine Record / February 25, 2025
12. Healthgrades names its 250 best hospitals for 2025
    Advisory Board / January 29, 2025

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