In the News
Posted June 14, 2014 By Sheryl Logan MD
On Friday, June 13,2014, our beloved Dr. Arnold Lazar passed away.
Dr. Lazar was co-founder of this practice. He touched many lives and delivered thousands of babies in his 37 years with OB & GYN Specialists. He held several leadership positions at Orlando Health, and has received many honors throughout the years. To our practice, he was the dreamer, mentor, protector of patients, voice of reason and fairness, and the "heartbeat" of our group. He was an example of a physician that truly cared for his patients and their well-being, and was often the last to leave the office each day because he spent extra time helping someone through a difficult time.
The funeral for Dr. Lazar will be Sunday, June 15 at 11:00 a.m.
Temple Israel Cemetery
9200 Morton Jones Road
Gotha, FL 34734
In the News
Posted June 8, 2014 By admin
Dr Arnold Lazar was honored at a party in his honor on May 6, 2014 for his many years of service to the Orlando Health Hospital System. He has served the hospital in various leadership positions, including his most recent role as Chief Quality Officer. He is a great communicator and educator, so it is fitting that the learning classrooms at Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women and Babies are now named the "Arnold J. Lazar,MD Conference Center."
Over 200 of Dr Lazar's friends, family and colleagues were in attendance to honor him. They enjoyed some of Dr Lazar's favorite things including: Twizzlers, Ice Cream and his love of cycling. His best friend and founding partner of OB & Gyn specialists, Dr Don Diebel spoke about the early days in practice and at the hospital. Kathy Swanson (President of Arnold Palmer medical Center), and Dr Mary Farrell also spoke about Dr lazar and all of the wonderful things that he has done to improve healthcare for patients in Orlando over the years. Congratulations to Dr Lazar !
Uncategorized
Posted January 11, 2014 By admin
On January 1, 2014 our practice converted to a new electronic medical records and computer system. The good news for you is that the new Patient Portal will enable you easier access to do many more things such as:
- complete paperwork ahead of your visit
- receive and view lab results
- request prescription refills
- request future appointments
- ask questions
There is also a free app available on iTunes and Google Play called "Healow" which allows access to the Patient Portal from your smartphone.
Please note that your previous Patient Portal registration (on the old computer system prior to Jan 1, 2014) will not work on this new system.
You must be registered on the new Patient Portal and have an account.
If you no longer have, or have forgotten your username and password, please contact our support staff at : billingsystems@womenscarefl.com
For security purposes, please include your date of birth and phone number in your email.
If you know your username you can request your password online at the portal login screen.
Your patient portal is best viewed in Internet Explorer 8 and above, Google Chrome, and Firefox. If you are using an Apple MAC please use Safari.
***You must be web-enabled by our office prior to being able to register on the portal. You may use the above email contact or call the office to make your request.
In the News, Practice Updates
Posted October 25, 2013 By Sheryl Logan MD
I recently lost one of my best friends to cancer. I am overwhelmed with the amount of sadness I feel...nothing really prepares you for this. My friends are helping to ease the pain. You could argue that maybe this is because my partners in the practice (who are also my friends), are going through the same grief, and therefore we are commiserating with each other. But, my non-physician friends do just as great of a job in helping me to feel both physically and emotionally better, even without having that personal connection to my friend who passed away.
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Uncategorized
Posted October 24, 2013 By Sheryl Logan MD
“Wherever the art of medicine is loved, there is love of humanity” ~Hippocrates
When I joined this practice 18 years ago, I was fresh out of residency at Arnold Palmer Hospital and ready to use all of the medical knowledge I had learned over four grueling, sleepless years. I felt confident with my surgical skills, and felt that I could handle just about any obstetric emergency that came my way, diagnose any female-type rash or infection, and help women navigate the twisty turns of menopause. Dr. Marnique Jones and I came through the four years of residency together, and were fresh, 30 year old doctors eager to join this practice that Drs Diebel and Lazar had founded many years before. We were both busy from the start, and rapidly gained a large group of patients who would follow us both for many years to come.
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In the News
Posted October 23, 2013 By admin
Working with the March of Dimes and the Florida Perinatal Quality Collaborative, Winnie Palmer Hospital instituted new guidelines aimed at reducing “Early Elective Deliveries” (EED) for non-medical reasons prior to 39 weeks gestation (the guidelines do not apply to medically-indicated reasons for early delivery).
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