Florida’s only dual-accredited compounding pharmacy, Trinity Medical Pharmacy, celebrated the opening of its newly expanded, state of the art lab facility on Friday. Leaders, dignitaries and medical professionals from throughout Pasco, Hillsborough and Pinellas counties attended the event, which included a ribbon-cutting and tours of the new 12,000 square foot facility. Since opening a little more than two years ago, Trinity Medical Pharmacy has been trusted by more than 3,000 doctors and nearly 20,000 patients. Trinity currently employs 115 medical professionals. “Our team is on the cutting edge of the pharmaceutical industry,” said Krutika Patel, founder and CEO of Trinity Medical Pharmacy. “This larger, updated facility helps us meet the growing demand for specifically tailored medicines and allows us to continue to help our patients get better and have their lives changed.”

The Greater Wesley Chapel held a Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting for Dr. Jose De La Torre, New Tampa Interventional Pain & Sports Medicine. Dr. Jose De La Torre received his Education from Ponce School of Medicine, Ponce, Puerto Rico and his Internship from Ponce University Hospital, Ponce, Puerto Rico. Dr. Jose De La Torre received his Residency from Baylor College of Medicine, University of Texas, Houston Texas - Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Dr. Jose De La Torre has Hospital affiliations with University Community Hospital, Pasco Regional Hospital and Florida Hospital Zephyrhills. He is Board Certified by the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.

“We Care About Your Hands, But More Importantly We Care About You.” Specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of hand and upper extremity injury and illness, our mission at Advanced Hand & Plastic Surgery Center, LLC is devoted to the dissemination of knowledge, technical skills and expertise. In doing so, we treat every patient with honesty, compassion and commitment ensuring our patient’s well-being and speedy recovery.

Guests and Community Members Gathered to Celebrate Hospital’s Successful Opening, Drawing Attention to Critical Need for Services in an Expanding Community. Wesley Chapel, FL, November 6, 2013—With nearly 150 people in attendance and an outpouring of support from Pasco and surrounding counties, North Tampa Behavioral Health (NTBH) marked its grand opening with an evening of festivities on October 24. The ceremony featured speeches from Darryl Strawberry, former American Major League Baseball player in substance abuse recovery and Pat Scimone-Almasy, board member of the local Pasco County chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness. Both speakers discussed in earnest the overwhelming effects on patients and their families of brain disorders including substance abuse, and congratulated NTBH CEO, Jim Harris, and his devoted team of professionals for their important work.

Dr. Mahesh Bhambore and staff welcomed friends, family and associates their our Open House and Ribbon Cutting by the Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce on October 22, 2013. Between 5pm and 7pm. Folks had the opportunity to meet the Doctor, schedule Free Blood sugar check, eat, drink and win Door Prizes at the new Sunstate Medical Clinic office located at 21762 State Road 54 in Lutz, Florida.

Wesley Chapel Toyota and Wesley Chapel Honda presented a check to Moffitt Cancer Center today for $50,000.

The dealerships set aside proceeds from every new and used car sold during the year, and then gave the money to Moffitt.

They say this is the largest amount yet in the four-year partnership between the dealerships and the cancer center.

The entire staff wore pink uniform shirt all month long as the campaign wound down to the final check.

WE CAN DO IT! Join Us in the Fight Against Breast Cancer by Joining the Pink Army today. Pink Army is not about military recruitment nor is it a club with an affinity toward the color pink – it’s about saving lives from breast cancer.

The Florida Hospital Pink Army is a community initiative created to increase awareness about early detection and prevention. Join us to learn more about Pink Army and how you can participate!

As the second most common form of cancer found in women, breast cancer is a formidable enemy, but it is one that can be beat. We're enlisting an army of individuals to help us create greater awareness about the life-saving benefits of annual mammograms and early detection, all while having a great time with people we love.

The Health & Wellness Center at Florida Hospital Wesley Chapel hosted this month's Wesley Chapel Chamber Mixer at their brand new state of the art facility.