- April 19, 2024
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Halifax Health has launched ER Express, an online check-in system that provides reservations for patients with nonemergency conditions.
Patients with conditions that are not life threatening can visit halifaxhealth.org/ERExpress to schedule their visit to either the Daytona Beach or Port Orange emergency departments, or a Halifax Health - Care Now location in Ormond Beach or Deltona. Reservations are also available for pediatric services.
Because Emergency Department staff must treat patients based on the severity of illness or injury, ER Express times are not guaranteed, however, scheduled patients will be seen as close to their designated time as possible, according to a press release.
EXIT Beach Realty acquires brokerage
Wally Maroon has announced the acquisition of his real estate brokerage, EXIT Realty Destinations, by Tom and Carol Blawn, owners of EXIT Beach Realty, Ormond Beach.
“With the merger of the two locations, EXIT Beach Realty will become the seventh largest brokerage in the greater Halifax area”, said Tom Blawn.
Maroon will stay on with EXIT Beach Realty as an agent in the Daytona office. “I look forward to the huge growth this expansion will provide us,” he said.
For information about EXIT Beach Realty, call 386-441-1141. The company is located in Ormond Beach at 1650 North Ocean Shore Blvd., and also in Daytona Beach.
Hospital partners with oncology group
Florida Cancer Specialists and Research Institute and the Florida Hospitals in Volusia and Flagler counties have entered a new agreement in an effort to strengthen and standardize the medical oncology care across the region, according to a statement from Florida Hospital.
FCS is the largest independent medical oncology/hematology practice in the United States. Locally, FCS is comprised of nine medical oncologists. They join four Florida Hospital HealthCare Partners physicians, creating a group of 13 that will provide medical oncology services at Florida Hospital.
"Given the changing environment of healthcare today, it is more important than ever for doctors and hospitals to work together,” said Brad Prechtl, CEO of FCS.
The Florida Hospitals in Volusia and Flagler counties will continue to offer radiation oncology treatment and oncology surgery with support services.
