HEALTH FIRST Chief Experience Officer Paula Just recently welcomed aboard a group of Brevard Public Schools’ high school seniors who’ve won internships. […]
Medicare open enrollment began October 15 and, naturally, many seniors across the U.S. will take this opportunity to review their Medicare Advantage and drug plan options between now and Dec. 7. […]
Fall is in full swing. Pumpkins are at almost every doorstep as kids plan their scary costumers and eager to dive into pillowcases and buckets full of candy. “Our kids should enjoy a fun, safe Halloween, but it’s crucial we don’t let our guard down for just one day when we’re still trying to overcome the pandemic,” said Julie Newhouse, an Emergency Department Manager with Health First’s Holmes Regional Medical Center. […]
Our four-legged best friends are more than just animals. They’re family with whom we share a magical relationship during the good, bad and tough times – especially throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. […]
Jean Ostrow of Palm Bay is a true national treasure and a reminder of the vital importance healthcare professionals played during World War II. Her compassion and heroism was honored by Hospice of Health Care’s Forever a Hero program. […]
When Diana Grazier and her daughter, Morgan Fox, celebrated Morgan’s 26th birthday in early October, the Health First associates enjoyed looking back on what brought them to serving the Brevard community. […]
That feeling of uncertainty has trickled into many of our lives ever since the COVID-19 pandemic began, and for some of us, continues to linger. Getting items and needs met to feel whole again – or at least somewhat normal – seems almost impossible. […]
Today is Breck Olsen Lutz’s 30th birthday. And today is also her father, Gene Olsen’s, birthday…as he turns 60 years old. Not only was Breck born at Health First’s Cape Canaveral Hospital, but she also works there as Support Services Supervisor for the hospital’s Laboratory… mere steps from the unit where she was born.
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Uterine fibroids aren’t something to ignore – especially considering at least 50% of all women and 70% of African-American women develop them by the age of 50. The condition can be pretty painful, and treatment options – traditional surgery such as a hysterectomy – can take four to six weeks from which to recover. […]
Health First’s Michael Seeley and the entrepreneur Elon Musk don’t share a whole lot in common, but in April both had their sights on the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, engine blazing before a brilliant full moon. […]
When Palm Bay Hospital’s Maria Sousa learned the hardships suffered by one of her patients, she took it upon herself to encourage the patient to start a walking routine. Little did the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) know but the patient hadn’t been outside for more than four months. […]
Dr. Larry Bishop had a few plans when he retired this spring. One was to see more of the world than he was able to running a full practice for many years at Health First – another was to do that on a bike. […]
