Special event will feature Health First's team of orthopedic and spine specialists
Health First is inviting residents across the Space Coast to take a proactive approach to joint, bone, and spine health during a free educational luncheon on Thursday, July 23, featuring its team of orthopedic and spine specialists.
Attendees are encouraged to reserve a spot in advance by registering online athf.org/orthoevent.
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – Health First is inviting residents across the Space Coast to take a proactive approach to joint, bone, and spine health during a free educational luncheon on Thursday, July 23, featuring its team of orthopedic and spine specialists.
Health First officials say the program is part of the organization’s ongoing commitment to educating the community and providing resources that help residents stay active and continue enjoying the activities they love.
This free event will provide community members with an opportunity to meet Health First’s orthopedic and spine experts during an open question-and-answer session focused on common musculoskeletal conditions and the latest treatment options available.
The event will take place from 12 noon to 1 p.m. in the 6th Floor Auditorium at Health First Medical Group – Crane Creek, located at 2222 S. Harbor City Blvd. in Melbourne.
Health First is inviting residents across the Space Coast to take a proactive approach to joint, bone, and spine health during a free educational luncheon on Thursday, July 23, featuring its team of orthopedic and spine specialists. The event will take place from 12 noon to 1 p.m. in the 6th Floor Auditorium at Health First Medical Group – Crane Creek, located at 2222 S. Harbor City Blvd. in Melbourne.
“Designed for anyone experiencing persistent aches, pains, or mobility issues, the educational session will cover a wide range of topics, including joint pain, foot and ankle conditions, back and spine disorders, and advances in orthopedic care,” said a Health First spokesperson.
“Physicians and specialists will answer attendees’ questions and discuss both surgical and non-surgical treatment options that may help patients regain mobility and improve their quality of life. The event is intended to help people better understand the causes of chronic pain and learn when it may be appropriate to seek evaluation from an orthopedic or spine specialist.”
Whether someone is dealing with arthritis, recovering from an injury, struggling with chronic back pain, or simply interested in learning more about maintaining healthy bones and joints, the session will offer valuable information in an informal setting.
Lunch will be provided during the event, and seating is limited. Attendees are encouraged to reserve a spot in advance by registering online at hf.org/orthoevent.
