AdventHealth Celebration: The Hospital on Celebration Place, Explained
AdventHealth Celebration, at 400 Celebration Place, is the hospital inside Celebration, listed by AdventHealth as part of AdventHealth Orlando with emergency care open 24 hours a day. This guide covers its published services, visiting and parking arrangements, and the new patient tower AdventHealth says will complete in early 2028.
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AdventHealth Celebration is the hospital inside the town it is named for. Its published address is 400 Celebration Place, Celebration, FL 34747, its main telephone number is 407-303-4000, and AdventHealth lists it as a part of AdventHealth Orlando. For Celebration households it is the nearest emergency department, the nearest maternity unit and the campus most local appointments lead to. This guide sets out what AdventHealth itself publishes about the hospital: where it is, what care it lists, what a visit involves, and what is being built there now.
The hospital, as AdventHealth lists it
AdventHealth’s location pages describe the hospital under its present name and its former one. When the AdventHealth network united under one name, Florida Hospital Celebration Health became AdventHealth Celebration, and the hospital’s own location page carries both names so that patients holding older paperwork can find the right place. The same page states that this location employs over 2,500 individuals and provides 21 types of care.
The location is open around the clock. AdventHealth lists its hours as 00.00 to 23.59, seven days a week, and states that emergency care is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Visiting hours are published as 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., with ICU visiting from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; the hospital notes that restrictions may apply to specific rooms and advises visitors to call ahead, as visiting hours may change.
The care AdventHealth publishes for this campus
AdventHealth’s find-a-location listing for AdventHealth Celebration publishes the following services: cancer care, digestive care, imaging services, emergency and urgent care, ear, nose and throat care, orthopaedic care, women’s health care, spine care, bariatric and weight care, mother and baby care, surgical care, men’s health care, senior care, cardiovascular care and neurology care. That list is the hospital’s own service listing, and it is the safest guide to what the campus presents itself as providing.
Four parts of the campus get their own billing on the hospital page. The AdventHealth Wellness Center at AdventHealth Celebration is described as more than a gym and more than a spa, a community built around total wellness, with fitness experts, personal trainers, nutritionists and sports dietitians. The Baby Place provides all private rooms, along with a Birth Experience Coordinator to help personalise a delivery day, schedule a tour and reach parent education classes. Kids’ Emergency Care is a dedicated children’s emergency department, described as a child-friendly environment with playfully themed exam rooms and a team of physicians, nurses and Child Life Specialists trained in paediatric care. The AdventHealth for Children Specialty Clinic gives Celebration parents access to paediatric specialists in cardiology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, nephrology, surgery and urology.
A visit, in practical terms
Parking is free on site. Valet service runs at the main entrance from Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., and the Adult ED valet runs 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The Seasons Cafe is open daily from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., with breakfast from 7 a.m. to 9.30 a.m., lunch from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and dinner from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., and grab and go items available through the day. The PharmaCare Center Pharmacy on the campus is open Monday to Friday from 8.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. and on Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., on 407-303-4005. The Market Place Gift Shop opens on Sunday from 12 noon to 4 p.m., Monday to Thursday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is closed on Saturday. The chapel is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The amenities AdventHealth lists for the campus include complimentary WiFi, pastoral care, concierge services, physician referral services and an ATM in the main lobby. None of this is incidental for a hospital that serves a town on foot and by bicycle as much as by car: for many Celebration households, this is a campus they can reach without leaving the community.
The new patient tower
The largest change on the campus is already under way, on AdventHealth’s own account. The hospital’s location page states that AdventHealth Celebration has broken ground on a new, eight-storey patient tower, which will include 80 new beds and three new operating rooms. Services in the tower will include advanced-level cardiac surgery and neurological care, and the tower will include shell space to expand the emergency department and provide new services in the future. AdventHealth states that it looks forward to completion of the new patient tower in early 2028.
That timetable matters locally for a simple reason: the tower is the hospital’s published answer to a growing community, in its own words a response to the needs of that growing community. Until it opens, the figures that describe the present campus are the ones above: the address, the service list, the visiting hours and the 24-hour emergency department.
How it fits the town
Celebration was planned with health as one of its founding pieces, and the hospital remains the town’s largest single institution alongside its schools. For residents, the useful summary is short. Emergency care: 400 Celebration Place, open at all hours. Appointments, services and clinics: start from AdventHealth’s own pages for this hospital, which carry the current service list and the campus information above. Anything beyond what AdventHealth publishes, including bed counts, staffing figures and ratings from other organisations, is not stated in this guide, because the hospital’s own pages are the record this desk works from.
For the rest of the town’s institutions, see the Citizen’s Celebration portal.
More from this desk: the Celebration hub carries the latest local coverage, the Celebration News archive holds the full run, and companion explainers include Celebration K-8, explained for families, who does what in Celebration: utilities and county services and Island Village: Celebration’s newest village.
Sources & notes: AdventHealth Celebration official pages at adventhealth.com (hospital page and location pages, including the find-a-location service listing, address, telephone, hours, visiting hours, parking and valet, cafe, pharmacy and gift shop hours; and the Our Location page for the former name, staffing and types of care as AdventHealth states them, and the new patient tower), read November 15, 2026. No bed count for the existing hospital, rating or history beyond the name change is stated, because AdventHealth’s fetched pages do not publish them in the form this guide requires.
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