Originally announced in December 2024, Health First’s newest emergency helicopter based in Titusville became a reality just three short months later on March 24, 2025. […]
Hydration is your first defense […]
It’s fast, fun and exploding in popularity — but according to a local orthopedic specialist, pickleball is also serving up a surprising number of injuries in middle-aged and older adults. […]
June is recognized as Brain Health Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of maintaining cognitive well-being, especially as we age. […]
Michael Gonzalez, a rising senior at Viera High School, has been selected to attend the 2025 Global Youth Leadership Academy (GYLA) in Ireland this July, thanks to a full scholarship from Health First. […]
Physician Assistant Anne Gregg with Health First is helping spotlight the overlooked risk of osteoporosis in men, urging regular screenings and proactive bone health, especially for those over 50. […]
Health First today officially launched Epic’s Electronic Health Record (EHR) platform – modernizing the delivery of care and the way our clinicians, associates and patients access information. […]
Health First experts say unmanaged stress can lead to serious cardiovascular, physical, and emotional health problems that shouldn’t be ignored. […]
Brevard County-based Health First has announced an ambitious $230 million 5-floor patient tower expansion of Palm Bay Hospital. […]
Health First’s Holmes Regional Medical Center hosted the third annual Trauma Patient Survivor Reunion, an emotional, inspirational, and celebratory reunion event celebrating numerous trauma survivors, their loved ones, and the teams that saved their lives. […]
Health First will host its annual Trauma Patient Survivor Reunion on Wednesday, May 21, from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at Holmes Regional Medical Center. […]
Fred Gynan credits his life to a routine health screening – one example of how Health First Health Plans’ proactive, whole-person approach to care is saving lives and helping members live longer, healthier lives. […]
