I think we have an emergency: Named after Alan Ginsburg, the Ginsburg Tower is primarily the site of the hospital's ER. However, it is also home to the food court, a few clinics, and some diagnostic imaging and surgical units. Be on the lookout, however, for frustrated attendants who want to move by you to rush a patient into surgery or for X-Rays.

The magic of Disney: The Walt Disney Pavilion at Florida Hospital for Children is a 155-specialty-bed, full-service facility served by the largest panel of pediatric specialists in Orlando and a highly trained pediatric team that includes nurses, case managers, social workers, and child life specialists. While being a child in the hospital isn't easy, we hope that you'll feel the magic of Walt Disney while you're here.

Outpatient: All of the diagnostic imaging centres and clinics are reserved for outpatients, who will be coming in for an appointment, probably managing a chronic disease or being sent over from emergency. There's a lot of long waiting, delayed doctors, and upset people.

At your service: The people who work behind the scenes at the hospital also have incredibly important jobs, including those students who are learning to become full members of the medical community. Along with the patient services department, these units are some of the most vital in the whole operation. The Eden Spa is the highlight of these amenities and is practically a right of passage for all long-term care patients.