Lee Health is YOUR health system! So it only makes sense that you should know a little more about what we do – all the pieces and parts of Lee Health – all in one place. So look around at our Why Lee 2020 page to get a snapshot of what we look like this year, where we're going, and all that we can offer you and your family.
Your journey begins with a primary care physician, often called internal or family medicine doctors, who listen to your concerns before putting a treatment plan in place. You might also enter our system through an urgent care facility. Find a Lee Physician Group doctor and learn about our services and locations.
Another option for finding a primary care doctor is through Lee Community Healthcare, which helps increase access to care for the uninsured and underserved. You and your family have access to primary care, tests, immunizations, mental health, pediatrics, women's care, and more — no matter your financial situation.
Get urgent care from doctors over your phone, computer, or tablet. It's healthcare that's convenient, immediate, and accessible to Southwest Florida residents.
Lee Health Regional Cancer Center in Fort Myers, FL. We provide an integrated care program, cancer diagnosis, treatment plan, and ongoing support groups. We care for cancer patients in Cape Coral, Naples, Bonita Springs, Estero, and Port Charlotte.
Our orthopedic specialists and surgeons incorporate national best practices and personalized care to help you during every step of your recovery.
Comprehensive women's health services that include OB/GYN, maternity, and breast care -- everything from preventive care to specialists who can help you on your journey.
View a comprehensive list of all Lee Health services to find help for you and your family.
Your next stop may include an outpatient procedure: Surgery, rehabilitation, therapy, imaging, sleep studies, or lab work. Our goal is to keep you safe while making sure you have plenty of convenient locations to get you in, out, and back to your daily life. Here, find info about specific tests and a location that works for you.
Our certified specialists use education, compassion, and focus to treat an addiction like any other medical disease so patients can get the care they need.
Mental health experts will help you with depression, anxiety, mood disorders, and teach you how to take control and feel valuable.
If the next stop on your journey includes a hospital stay, please know that each of our "big locations" provides compassionate care and the latest technology. Each location has its own history and character, but the common theme is the same: Dedicated service in the heart of our largest communities. Find services, hours, and information on emergency services below.
After a hospital stay, you may require post-acute care and rehabilitation in one of our comfortable, fully accredited, and award-winning facilities. Read more below to find out more about these services as well as home health options.
Providing education, empowering change, and leading the community toward better overall wellness. Start your journey right here, today.
Registered dietitians, nurses, and physicians providing education on how to manage chronic conditions and pain.
Learn about all the ways our Military Support Program helps veterans, their families, and the community.
We thrive on keeping your employees happy and healthy through screenings, risk assessments, exams, clinics, and wellness challenges.
Specialists provide evaluation, treatment, and follow-ups for a wide range of painful conditions.
Full-service pharmacies at each of our hospitals fill your medications and offer drug counseling before you leave
Helping patients, family, and friends with spiritual and emotional guidance.
In a challenging year, Lee Health and Southwest Florida have come together in ways we never imagined. Read more about our COVID-19 response.
Flu season has begun, and, unfortunately, a lot of symptoms are similar to COVID-19. How do you tell the difference? Our infectious disease expert has everything you need to know for families to feel confident and safe.
It's the most common type of heart arrhythmia in the U.S., and the number is expected to increase. Here's what you can do about A-Fib.
COVID-19 can't stop emergency care, so don't delay visiting the ER for a severe injury, heart attack, or stroke. Time is critical, and full safety precautions are in place.
