In Every Story, There’s Strength: Supporting Mental Wellness in Avalon Park Wesley Chapel
May is recognized nationwide as Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to elevate conversations around emotional well-being and reduce the stigma surrounding mental health challenges. This year, the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) leads with the theme: “In Every Story, There’s Strength.” It is a reminder that sharing our experiences—whether through words, connection, or community—can offer comfort, courage, and support to others on similar journeys.
In Avalon Park Wesley Chapel, that spirit of community and support is built into the very foundation of how the neighborhood is designed. With an emphasis on live, learn, work, and play, Avalon Park fosters an environment where residents do not have to look far to find moments of balance and belonging—whether it is a walkable downtown, family-focused events, or a local business that brings people together.
Throughout the month of May, Avalon Park Wesley Chapel will host activities and celebrate milestones that contribute to a sense of community connection and well-being. The Downtown Farmers Market returns on May 3rd and 17th, featuring fresh finds, small business vendors, and live music in the heart of the community. As part of the May 3rd market, Avalon Park will also host a Dog Mom’s Day Giveaway in partnership with Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming in Downtown Avalon Park. The first 25 dog moms to visit the store during the market will receive a free treat for their pup and a small gift for themselves.
This month also marks exciting progress in Downtown Avalon Park Wesley Chapel’s growth. Rudraksh Indian Cuisine is now officially open, offering residents authentic Indian flavors in a warm and welcoming
setting at 4424 Friendly Way, Suite 115. In the coming weeks, the highly anticipated Tallo Restaurant and Bar will also open its doors, further enhancing the culinary and cultural richness of the community.
These activations and openings reflect a larger vision: to create a place where people can feel connected, supported, and uplifted. Whether through a shared meal, a walk through the market, or participation in a neighborhood event, Avalon Park Wesley Chapel offers daily opportunities to prioritize not just physical health, but mental and emotional wellness as well.
As we recognize Mental Health Awareness Month, let us remember that there is power in our personal experiences and strength in our shared stories. In Avalon Park Wesley Chapel, wellness begins with community— and every story matters.
Building a Healthier Community, Together
health assessment conducted several years ago by AdventHealth in partnership with Avalon Park Group. We set out to better understand what medical resources were most needed in Avalon Park to achieve our shared vision of becoming Central Florida’s healthiest community.
What stood out clearly then—and remains true today— is the overwhelming need for greater access to mental health services. The results pointed not just to a lack of providers, but to a deeper truth: mental health is a foundation for strong, resilient communities, and it is often the area that needs the most support.
Although we at Avalon Park Group are not mental health professionals, my wife Jill—who holds a Ph.D. in Psychology—has often reminded me of the timeless principle: mens sana in corpore sano—a healthy mind in a healthy body. It is a concept we believe in deeply as we plan and build our communities.
At Avalon Park, we understand that the design of a neighborhood can have a strong impact on the mental well-being of the residents that live there. That is why we focus not only on physical infrastructure but also on emotional and social infrastructure. When neighbors know each other, when families feel safe, and when people feel connected, communities thrive. That sense of belonging can be one of the most powerful protectors of mental health.
We also believe in offering a wide variety of outlets for the mind, body, and spirit. Every person’s path to well-being looks a little different, so our goal is to create an environment that supports all of them. For the body there are recreational spaces, ISI Elite
daily life is all within reach—from medical care and schools to places for spiritual growth and community connection. This walkable, integrated design helps reduce stress, increase access to care, and foster a stronger, more supportive environment.
Over the past year, we have continued to expand our mental health support efforts—welcoming new providers and forming partnerships with organizations dedicated to emotional well-being. We are also increasing programs that offer safe and supportive spaces for connection and self-expression, including youth mentorship, art therapy, and educational workshops. This month, we are pleased to introduce a new resource from a provider in our Avalon Park Orlando Community, Ellie Mental Health, who will be sharing a series of helpful tools and information throughout May, shaped directly by feedback gathered through a community survey.
I often think back to a service I attended in Bithlo led by our long-time friend, Pastor Dale Brooks. He reminded us all that while there are many practical needs—clean water, food, and shelter—the spiritual and emotional needs of a community are just as urgent. Faith, purpose, and service can be healing forces.
In that spirit, I encourage you to give back this month. Acts of service—whether volunteering at a local school, helping a neighbor, or supporting a local nonprofit—are powerful tools for cultivating positive mental health. When we give, we connect. And when we connect, we strengthen the very fabric of our community.
With the focus on mental health in the May, I challenge us all to recommit to building a community where well-being-in all its forms-is within reach for everyone. Together, we can shape a place where the mind, body, and spirit are not just cared for—but truly thrive. PUBLISHER Beat
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Live Well at The Flats: Mental Health Matters in Avalon Park Wesley Chapel
At The Flats at Avalon Park Wesley Chapel, wellness goes beyond fitness centers and green spaces—it is about supporting the whole you, including your mental health. The Flats offers more than just apartment living—we create a sense of belonging.
Community Connection Supports Mental Well-being
Mental health thrives in connected communities. Here at Avalon Park Wesley Chapel, that connection is built into everyday life. From meeting your neighbor at Rita’s Italian Ice downstairs to evening walks to Woof Gang Avalon Park to secure a treat with your furry friends, opportunities to socialize or defuse are always nearby. It is easy to feel like you are part of something bigger in Avalon Park. For example, everyone is invited to enjoy the many community events that happen right here in Avalon or you can join a workout class at ISI Elite Training
Spaces That Help You Recharge
Each apartment at The Flats is thoughtfully designed to be your personal retreat. Open floor plans, natural light, large balconies and more create calming spaces to recharge after a busy day. Need a quiet moment? Cozy up in your spacious living room with take out from Rudraksh Indian Cuisine and turn on your favorite show.
A Place That Feels Like Home
Mental health flourishes when we feel safe, supported, and seen. With secure building access, interior hallways, elevator service, and on-site parking, The Flats provide peace of mind. And in a town that values connection and care, you’re never far from a friendly face or a helping hand.
The Flats at Avalon Park Wesley Chapel is more than a place to live—it’s a place to live well.
Learn more at https://www.theflatsatavalonpark. com/wesley-chapel
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Meet The Flats at Avalon Park Wesley Chapel’s Furry Friends of the Month: Kira and Beau!
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Turn Awareness into Action
In Partnership with Avalon Park Orlando and Ellie Mental Health
Kicking off Mental Health Month:
As we enter May, Ellie Mental Health is excited to join millions across the nation in recognizing Mental Health Month. This year’s theme, “Turn Awareness into Action” couldn’t be more timely or important.
Did you know that 1 in 5 people will experience a mental health condition in any given year? Mental Health affects us all, and its critical that we move beyond awareness to take meaningful steps for our well-being and that of our community.
This May, we invite you to join us in taking action:
Start with Self Care: explore practices that work for you – whether that’s meditation, exercise, or creative pursuits.
Engage Your Community: Check in on friends, family, and neighbors--- a simple “How are you really doing?” can make a world of a difference.
Share your story – break down stigma through the power of personal experiences in your conversations.
Schedule a complimentary 15 minute consult with our Clinic Director to see how we can support your mental health.
This Mental Health Month, let’s not just talk about mental health—let’s take action. Whether it’s a small step for yourself or a giant leap for your community, every action counts.
407-326-3432 elliementalhealth.com
Rudraksh Indian Cuisine Now Open in Downtown Avalon Park Wesley Chapel
Avalon Park Wesley Chapel is pleased to welcome Rudraksh Indian Cuisine to its growing lineup of diverse dining options in Downtown. Located at 4424 Friendly Way, Suite 115, Wesley Chapel, FL 33543, Rudraksh offers an authentic Indian dining experience rooted in tradition and culinary excellence.
Rudraksh Indian Cuisine is dedicated to providing a warm, welcoming atmosphere while serving flavorful, high-quality dishes that reflect the rich diversity of Indian cuisine. The restaurant’s mission centers on delivering a memorable experience for every guest through thoughtful hospitality and a carefully curated menu.
Operating Hours:
Lunch: Sun-Sat 11:30 am – 2:30 pm
Weekday Lunch Specials Start at $12.00
Dinner:
Mon-Th 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Sun-5:30 pm – 9:00 pm Fri-Sat 5 pm – 10:30 pm
Brunch Coming Soon!
Menu Highlights
Guests will find a wide selection of traditional Indian dishes, including appetizers such as samosas, pakoras, and tandoori wings. Entrées feature popular options like butter chicken, lamb rogan josh, paneer tikka masala, and chana masala.
For dessert, the menu offers staples such as gulab jamun and mango kulfi. A variety of traditional beverages, including mango lassi and masala chai, are also available.
The restaurant provides vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options to meet a range of dietary needs.
A Community-Focused Business
Rudraksh Indian Cuisine is not only a culinary addition to Downtown Avalon Park Wesley Chapel but also a committed community partner. The owners plan to engage with local events and festivals, contributing to the vibrant, family-focused culture that defines Avalon Park. In fact, if you attended the April Family Fun Night, you would have had the chance to sample the samosas and mango lassi, which they handed out to guests.
Rudraksh Indian Cuisine invites the Avalon Park Wesley Chapel community and surrounding areas to experience the tastes and traditions of India, now available right in the heart of Downtown.
For more information, visit them online at www. rudrakshindiancuisine.com or call 813-355-3914.
Technology Company Xgenex® Hosted Ribbon Cutting in Pasco County, Florida
Pasco Economic Development Council (Pasco EDC) previously announced Xgenex® has relocated to Pasco County, Florida and we are now thrilled to announce they hosted a ribbon cutting on April 8th in their new 3,655 square foot facility at The Edison Suncoast. Xgenex® is a leading technology company committed to combating bacterial contamination in the food industry.
“Pasco County is the perfect location for Xgenex® with active support from Pasco EDC and world-class infrastructure to support our multi-million-dollar state-of-the-art Xymethius® Artificial Intelligence Operations Center in Lutz,” shared Jim Byron, CEO/ Owner, Xgenex®
The location is: The Edison Suncoast, 1785 Northpointe Parkway Suite 210, Lutz, FL 33558
The new facility will not only serve as the operational hub for Xgenex® but will also house the Xymethius® Artificial Intelligence Operations Center, a cuttingedge facility dedicated to advancing AI-driven solutions for food safety. In addition to its ongoing work in food safety, Xgenex® is also collaborating with local workforce partners through Pasco EDC’s workforceCONNECT program to create an internship program. This program will provide valuable
opportunities for local talent to gain hands-on experience in cutting-edge technology and innovation. Read full press release here.
Downtown Avalon Park Wesley Chapel Launches New Saturday Market - Starting May 3rd
A brand-new community market experience is coming to Downtown Avalon Park Wesley Chapel this May. In partnership with Florida Penguin Productions, a seasoned market and event organizer throughout Central Florida, Avalon Park Wesley Chapel is proud to introduce the Downtown Saturday Market, debuting on Saturday, May 3rd and returning again on Saturday, May 17th, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
Located at 4424 Friendly Way, Wesley Chapel, FL 33543, this vibrant outdoor market will bring farm-fresh produce, handmade goods, and local flavors right into the heart of the community. Visitors can explore a curated selection of local vendors, enjoy the welcoming atmosphere of Downtown Avalon Park, and support small businesses from across the region.
“This is more than just a market—it’s a chance to bring neighbors together, highlight the creativity and talent of local makers, and celebrate everything that makes this community unique,” said Drew Cecere, President of Florida Penguin Productions.
While the first two market dates are set for May, organizers anticipate continuing the Downtown Saturday Market on select Saturdays throughout the summer, weather permitting. For vendor inquiries or partnership opportunities, please contact: info@floridapenguinproductions.com or marketing@ avalonparkwesleychapel.com.
For more information on Florida Penguin Productions please visit https://floridapenguinproductions.com/.
For more information Avalon Park Wesley Chapel news and events, please visit www.AvalonParkWesleyChapel.com or email Info@AvalonParkWesleyChapel.com.
Community Creativity Thrives in Downtown Avalon Park Wesley Chapel
Downtown Avalon Park Wesley Chapel has recently become a vibrant hub for the arts, thanks to a new partnership with the Zephyrhills Art Club, which launched a series of programs designed to inspire creativity and community engagement.
On Saturday, April 19th, Avalon Park Wesley Chapel hosted its inaugural Plein Air Paint-Out during the Absolutely Avalon community celebration. This live outdoor painting experience, held in partnership with the Zephyrhills Art Club, invited artists of all skill levels to set up their easels and capture the vibrancy of the Downtown district in real time. More than 15 artists participated, creating original works that reflected the unique character of Avalon Park through a variety of styles and mediums.
Of those registered, 10 artists submitted finished pieces for display. Beginning May 15th, their work will be exhibited in the lobby and welcome center of The Flats at Avalon Park Wesley Chapel, offering residents and visitors an opportunity to enjoy a rotating collection of locally inspired art.
Registered artists included: Aashvi Rathi, Joyce Owens, Carolyn Laub, Marien Diaz, Sarah Galic, Dieska Felipe, Naira Pereira, Kelly Colton, Darla Durrett, Beth Galic, Dorothy McClelland, Diane Talmadge, Sally Yoder, Manjit Vohra, and Timothy Jones.
This successful launch was followed by the community’s first guided Paint Class on April 25th, led by artist Kelly Colton. Designed with beginners in mind, the class offered a relaxed, no-pressure environment where participants created a cheerful flamingo-themed canvas. The event welcomed individual painters as well as parent-child duos, reflecting the family-friendly nature of Avalon Park programming.
Building on this momentum, the community is preparing to launch “Art Snacks,” a dynamic 11-week art skills workshop series beginning Tuesday, June 3rd and running through August 12th. Led by artist Sally Yoder, classes will meet weekly on Tuesdays from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Avalon Park Wesley Chapel. Participants, ages 12 and up, will explore a new medium or technique each week—from charcoal and watercolor to pastels, acrylics, and oils.
The full Art Snacks schedule includes:
• June 3: Charcoals – The importance of value in all art forms
• June 10: Colored Pencils – Illustration and botanical drawing from life
• June 17: Watercolor Pencil – The quality of line
• June 24: Watercolor on Hot Press – Impressions, Renoir
• July 1: Watercolor on Cold Press – Silhouette, Kara Walker
• July 8: Liquid Acrylic – Tint, tone, and atmospheric perspective
• July 15: Acrylic – Complementary colors, Van Gogh
• July 22: Metallic Acrylic – Inspired by Klimt
• July 29: Pastels – Pet portraits, Emma Colbert
• August 5: Oil – Imprimatur, Rembrandt
• August 12: Painting from life
Classes are $25 each or $250 for the full series, and all supplies are included. The sessions are designed for hands-on learning and artistic development, offering participants a well-rounded introduction to multiple art forms.
These events reflect a growing arts initiative that aims to make creativity accessible and engaging for the entire community. Whether you are an established artist or simply looking to try something new, Avalon Park Wesley Chapel invites you to participate, learn, and grow through the arts.
For more information about upcoming classes, artist opportunities, or partnerships, contact the Zephyrhills Art Club:
Email: zephyrhillsartclubinfo@gmail.com
Website: www.zephyrhillsartclub.org Facebook: facebook.com/zephyrhillsartclub
To register for upcoming workshops or explore Avalon Park Wesley Chapel’s creative programming, visit AvalonParkWesleyChapel.com
A Look Back at Absolutely Avalon 2025
On Saturday, April 19, 2025, thousands of people gathered in Downtown Avalon Park Wesley Chapel for the annual Absolutely Avalon celebration. The event brought together families, friends, and neighbors for an evening of food, entertainment, and community connection.
From 5 to 9 p.m., Downtown Wesley Chapel was filled with food trucks, local vendors, live music, and cultural performances. Kids enjoyed bounce houses, face painting, and a hands-on art table hosted by the Avalon Park booth. Families also lined up for photos with the Easter Bunny.
A crowd favorite this year was the fire spinning performance, which had guests stopping in their tracks to watch. Artists set up throughout
Downtown Wesley Chapel to take part in the plein air paint-out, capturing scenes from the evening as it unfolded.
The event closed with a laser light show, lighting up the night sky and bringing everyone together one last time.
Thank you to Curtain Callers for sponsoring this year’s event and helping make Absolutely Avalon possible.
This event continues to be a tradition the community looks forward to each year. To learn more about what’s coming up in Avalon Park Wesley Chapel, visit avalonparkwesleychapel.com
Plein Air Paint-Out at Absolutely Avalon
Coming together to create a healthy community
SMARTstart Microloan Program Receives Donation from Bank of Tampa
Pasco Economic Development Council (Pasco EDC) is happy to share that the Bank of Tampa has contributed a $2,500 donation to the SMARTstart Microloan Program.
“The Bank of Tampa is deeply committed to strengthening the communities where we live, work, and play by supporting local businesses and organizations. We are incredibly proud to contribute to Pasco EDC’s Microloan Fund, helping turn the dreams of small business owners into reality,” shared Angie Gardner, Bank of Tampa Vice President/ Commercial Relationship Manager.
“The SMARTstart Microloan Program has helped over 80 businesses to date, and we are excited to see more business growth in the future thanks to this program that would not be possible without generous donors like the Bank of Tampa,” said Bill Cronin, Pasco EDC President/CEO.
The Microloan Program gives entrepreneurs the funds they need to start or grow their business. The goal of the Microloan Program is to strengthen the Pasco County economy and create more job opportunities. Since the program began, it has assisted over 80 local businesses create over 275 direct jobs. To qualify for a microloan, businesses must be headquartered in Pasco County. Funds can be used for purchasing inventory and machinery, working capital, supplies, and more.
Last week, Pasco EDC hosted the third annual Microloan Breakfast to give financial professionals an update on the program. At the event, two microloan recipients shared their successes with the audience. One of the presenters included Chief Master Antonio Rodriguez, Microloan Recipient and Co-Owner of Elite 360 Studio. He said, “The SMARTstart Microloan Program from Pasco EDC was a true game-changer
for Elite 360 Studio. The funding and support we received allowed us to invest in the equipment and resources essential to our growth. Beyond financial assistance, the program expanded our network and connected us with invaluable local resources. Pasco EDC’s commitment showed us they genuinely care about our success. We’re proud to be part of a community that champions and empowers small businesses.”
If your business is interested in learning more about or making a donation to the Microloan Program, visit www. smartstartpasco.com/microloan or contact Dan Mitchell, the SMARTstart Program Director, at dmitchell@pascoedc.com.
Meet the AdventHealth 2025 Bucs Babies “Rookie Class”
Just in time for the 2025 NFL Draft, AdventHealth and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are celebrating over 10 years of drafting AdventHealth Bucs Babies into their annual “rookie class”.
“As the exclusive hospital of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, AdventHealth has delivered over 50,000 babies across West Florida in the past decade, and we are delighted to welcome these tiny recruits and their families,” said Lauren Key, Senior Executive Officer of Consumer Strategy for AdventHealth West Florida.
“Every baby born at AdventHealth hospitals in west Florida gets this special opportunity to join our growing family of Bucs fans. It’s a fun way to celebrate our newest arrivals and connect families through something we all love.”
Parents that deliver at AdventHealth can sign up to get the Bucs Babies draft kit, which includes essential items like baby wash and shampoo, lotion, a hat, swaddle, and plenty of Bucs gear for the new recruits. You can get the AdventHealth Bucs Babies Draft kit here
All AdventHealth Hospitals in Pasco County Continue to Earn Straight ‘A’ Hospital Safety Grades from The Leapfrog Group
AdventHealth hospitals in Pasco County, which include AdventHealth Wesley Chapel, AdventHealth Dade City and AdventHealth Zephyrhills, have all been awarded an “A” Hospital Safety Grade by The Leapfrog Group, a national nonprofit upholding the standard of excellence in patient safety in hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers.
The Leapfrog Group assigns an “A,” “B,” “C,” “D” or “F” grade to general hospitals nationwide based on over 30 performance measures reflecting errors, accidents, injuries and infections, as well as the systems hospitals have in place to prevent them.
“We are thrilled and honored to have all our hospitals in Pasco County receive “A” grades for the second year in a row, with Wesley Chapel receiving its 20th consecutive “A” rating,” said Dr. Rajan Wadhawan, Chief Clinical Officer for AdventHealth West Florida Division. “This award is a testament to the exceptional work AdventHealth physicians and team members do every day to keep our patients safe and how they continue to provide exceptional whole-person care to a growing community.”
The Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade is the only hospital ratings program focused exclusively on preventable medical errors, injuries and infections that can lead to harm or even death. The grading system is peer-reviewed, fully transparent and free to the public. Grades are updated twice annually, in the fall and spring.
“Achieving an ‘A’ Hospital Safety Grade reflects enormous dedication to patient safety,” said Leah Binder, president and CEO of The Leapfrog Group. “I extend my congratulations to AdventHealth hospitals in Pasco County, their leadership, clinicians, staff and volunteers for creating a culture where patients come first.”
To see AdventHealth’s full grade details and to access
essential patient tips for staying safe in the hospital, visit HospitalSafetyGrade.org. Connect with The Leapfrog Group on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram, and stay updated through the newsletter.
Click on the link to learn more about AdventHealth Wesley Chapel, AdventHealth Dade City and AdventHealth Zephyrhills.
AdventHealth Dade City and AdventHealth Zephyrhills receive ANCC Pathway to Excellence Designation
AdventHealth Dade City and AdventHealth Zephyrhills join a premier group of organizations that have received Pathway to Excellence® designation from the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), an international organization that promotes excellence in nursing and health care.
The Pathway designation is a global credential that highlights AdventHealth Dade City and AdventHealth Zephyrhills’ commitment to creating a healthy work environment where nurses feel empowered, valued, and focused on whole-person care.
AdventHealth Dade City and AdventHealth Zephyrhills’ nurses are an integral part of our healthcare team, with a voice in policy and practice. The Pathway designation proves our nurses are engaged, resulting in higher job satisfaction, reduced turnover, improved safety, and better patient outcomes. As
a Pathway organization, AdventHealth leads the effort to enhance quality of care, patient and nursing safety, and the future of healthcare delivery.
“Our nurses play a critical role in healing and restoring a patient’s mind, body, and spirit. The Pathway to Excellence designation further exemplifies our nursing leadership’s commitment to fostering a collaborative work environment, and policies that value nurses’ input while providing wholeperson care to our patients,” said Gwen Alonso, Chief Nursing Officer for AdventHealth Zephyrhills. “Our nurses embody the highest standards in nursing practice which facilitates better outcomes for our patients.
AdventHealth Dade City and AdventHealth Zephyrhills underwent a comprehensive review process to earn the Pathway to Excellence designation, which included nurses completing an extensive survey detailing their everyday experiences on the job. This designation will assist with the recruitment of the most talented nurses, providing a framework for enhancing patient care and safety.
“We are honored to receive the Pathway to Excellence designation. AdventHealth empowers our nurses by valuing their feedback and making them an integral part of the healthcare team, while also promoting workplace well-being and safety. The result? Increased job satisfaction and retention, leading to better patient care,” said AdventHealth Dade City Chief Nursing Officer, Amanda Martin.
AdventHealth Wesley Chapel Leads Pasco County with First Symplicity Procedure
AdventHealth Wesley Chapel is proud to announce its groundbreaking achievement as the first hospital in Pasco County to perform a new, minimally invasive renal denervation (RDN) procedure. This innovative treatment provides hope for patients with high blood pressure who have not found relief through lifestyle changes or medication.
The procedure, known as Symplicity, from Medtronic targets overactive nerves near the kidneys, a common contributor to hypertension. Approved by the FDA in November 2023, Symplicity is set to transform care for patients struggling with uncontrolled blood pressure, ultimately improving their quality of life.
Since the technology arrived at AdventHealth Wesley Chapel, interventional cardiologists Hadi Mahmaljy, MD, and Ketul Chauhan, MD, have performed the procedure.
“Hypertension continues to be a major health challenge globally, impacting millions of lives daily,” said Dr. Mahmaljy. “Hypertension may not necessarily present with symptoms but does have serious long-term implications. The Symplicity procedure offers an innovative, always-active solution without the need for a permanent implant, helping patients lower their blood pressure, keep their heart healthy and reclaim peace of mind.”
High blood pressure is the single largest contributor to death
globally, impacting nearly 50 percent of U.S. adults. Alarmingly, about 80 percent of those who are aware of their condition fail to keep it under control. This innovative approach offers hope to those living with chronic hypertension.
AdventHealth Wesley Chapel continues to lead the way in delivering advanced care, ensuring that Pasco County residents have access to the latest medical breakthroughs. To learn more about AdventHealth Wesley Chapel’s cardiology team, click here.