Perry Pavilion Hospitality Home: A Legacy of Compassion

The Perry Pavilion was born out of a deeply personal experience. When Cindy and Bill Perry's first son was born prematurely while they were away from home, they faced the challenge of being far from family and support. Cindy’s parents traveled several hours to visit, only to be limited to brief one-hour visits before they had to turn around and drive back home. The emotional aspect of this experience stayed with Cindy and Bill, fueling their determination to provide a space where families could find comfort and support during such difficult times.

In 2004, their vision became a reality with the opening of the Cynthia C. & William E. Perry Pavilion, a "home-away from-home" designed for families who need a place to stay while their loved ones receive medical care at Dr. P. Phillips Hospital.

Since its opening, the Perry Pavilion has served as a sanctuary for countless families, providing not just a place to rest, but a sense of peace during times of uncertainty.

When a loved one is ill, the last thing you should worry about is finding a place to stay. The Perry Pavilion is here to help. As a nonprofit facility, the pavilion offers affordable accommodations for families traveling from outside the Orlando area. With support from generous individuals like Cindy and Bill Perry, as well as local hoteliers and associations, this compassionate service is available on the grounds of Dr. P. Phillips Hospital.

The Perry Pavilion Amenities Include:

• Comfortable guest rooms with queen-size or twin-size beds
• Private bathrooms with full amenities
• TV, telephone, and Internet access in every room
• Laundry facilities for guest convenience
• Discounted meals in the hospital cafeteria

Orlando Health physicians and team members can refer families to the Perry Pavilion for support. Referrals are reviewed and managed based on room availability, travel distance, and other special circumstances as determined by the Guest Services Leaders and Perry Pavilion Hospitality team.

Each room accommodates a maximum of two individuals. Patients and unaccompanied minors under the age of 18 are not eligible for accommodations.

A nightly fee of $50 helps cover the operating costs of the pavilion and ensures this essential service remains available to families in need. Additional contributions are always welcome and can be directed to the Orlando Health Foundation, which supports ongoing healthcare and community initiatives.

All individuals staying at the Perry Pavilion must adhere to hospital visitation hours, and other applicable policies and procedures.

Meeting the Needs of Visitors

In addition to domestic visitors from outside Central Florida, Orlando Health meets the needs of almost 6,000 international visitors every year. A large number of visitors begin their hospital experience at Dr. P. Phillips Hospital — most through the Emergency Department, where more than 80,000 patients a year are treated.

The last thing you need to worry about when a loved one is ill is finding a place to stay. The two-story hospitality pavilion is designed to comfortably accommodate families with overnight lodging. Thanks to many generous individuals such as Cynthia and William Perry, local hoteliers and lodging associations who funded this project, the pavilion is available within the walls of Dr. P. Phillips Hospital. The pavilion offers many amenities to its guests, including:

• Twelve guest rooms with either one queen-size bed or two twin-size beds
• Full bath, TV with DVD/VCR, telephone, hair dryer and Internet access in each guest room
• Family Gathering Room where a continental breakfast is offered
• Children’s Play Area
• Community Resource Library which includes Internet access
• Laundry facilities on each floor
• Discounted meals in hospital cafeteria
• Parking adjacent to the hospital

Welcome Home

Referrals to the Perry Pavilion are based upon the severity of the patient's condition, traveling distance and availability. Orlando Health physicians and team members can refer a family to the pavilion. The manager will make the final determination.

Guest Fees

A per-night donation helps us cover operating costs and ensures that thes

These facilities offer many amenities of home while providing easy access to key hospital areas. Creating a warm and inviting environment for families has been a longtime commitment for Cindy and Bill Perry and many other supporters, who have helped lead this hospitality initiative.

Partners for a Healthier Tomorrow

The Orlando Health Foundation serves as a bridge between members of the community who are committed to giving and those who need to receive. We continue to need charitable partners to support the families served by the Perry Pavilion. To give your time, talent or treasure, call the Foundation at (321) 841-5194 or send your contribution to Orlando Health Foundation, 1414 Kuhl Ave., Orlando, Fla., 32806-2093

About Orlando Health

Orlando Health is one of Florida's most comprehensive private, not-for-profit healthcare organizations. Our network of facilities, advanced medical treatments and highly qualified staff have distinguished Orlando Health as a healthcare leader for two million Central Florida residents. Orlando Health includes:

• Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children
• Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women & Babies
• Orlando Health Cancer Institute
• Orlando Regional Medical Center
• Dr. P. Phillips Hospital
• South Seminole Hospital
• St. Cloud Hospital
• South Lake Hospital
• Orlando Health Foundation
• Orlando Health Hospitality Homes  
• Cynthia C. & William E. Perry Pavilion
• Orlando Health Research Institute
• Graduate Medical Education
• Orlando Health Visiting Nurse Association

Support the Orlando Health Foundation

The Orlando Health Foundation has been dedicated to raising funds for essential healthcare services in Central Florida for over 40 years. It played a crucial role in establishing Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children and Orlando Health Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women & Babies. Your generosity allows the foundation to continue its vital work in enhancing the healthcare services available to our community.

For more information on how you can contribute, please visit the Orlando Health Foundation website.

Directions

Traveling west on I-4, toward Tampa

Take exit 74A, Sand Lake Road, immediately following the Universal exit. The intersection of the exit ramp with Sand Lake Road has two left turn lanes and two right turn lanes. Get in the left-most right turn lane and turn right onto Sand Lake Road. Immediately after turning onto Sand Lake Road make a left onto Turkey Lake Road, which is the next signal. Follow Turkey Lake Road, parallel to I-4, for approximately 1.5 miles. Dr. P. Phillips Hospital is on the right.

Traveling east on I-4, toward Orlando

There are two possible exits from this direction.Take Exit 71, SeaWorld. Turn left at the end of the exit ramp and go under I-4, then turn right on Turkey Lake Road. Follow Turkey Lake Road, parallel to I-4, for approximately 1.5 miles. Dr. P. Phillips Hospital is on the left.

Take Exit 74A, Sand Lake Road. At the end of the exit ramp, turn left onto Sand Lake Road. Go under I-4 and through the first traffic signal, staying in the left-through lane. Immediately following this intersection is the signal for Turkey Lake Road. Turn left onto Turkey Lake Road. Follow Turkey Lake Road, parallel to I-4, for approximately 1.5 miles. Dr. P. Phillips Hospital is on the right.

Cynthia C. & William E. Perry Pavilion
Dr. P. Phillips Hospital
9400 Turkey Lake Road ~ Orlando, FL 32819
Phone: (321) 842-8844 Fax: (321) 842-8871

If you would like more information about the Perry Pavilion, please call the manager at (321) 842-8844.