Health First

What a week it has been for Brevard.
Through the flooding and uncertainty, neighbors have checked on one another, offered a helping hand and shown what it means to be a community.
To our Health First associates, thank you. Especially to our hospital teams who cared for patients while navigating worries about their own homes and loved ones. We see the weight of what you’ve been carrying, and we are here to support you, too.
We’re grateful for the care you’ve shown our patients and one another, and proud to be part of a community that keeps showing up for each other.

A hernia may cause a noticeable bulge, discomfort, or abdominal pain that affects your daily life. If you have noticed symptoms or have concerns, a screening is an opportunity to talk with a physician and learn more about your next steps.

Join us for a free hernia screening clinic with general surgeon Dr. Paul Appleby. Register now at hf.org/herniaclinic

Appointments are required. Available to ages 18+.

Please note: This is a limited screening and does not replace a comprehensive medical examination or ongoing care with your healthcare provide

❤️ Heartburn or heart attack? Knowing the difference matters.
While the symptoms can sometimes feel similar, understanding what to look for can help you recognize when medical attention may be needed.
Health First interventional cardiologist Sara Khodor, MD, shares insights on the differences between heartburn and heart attack symptoms and when to seek care.
Learn more in the full story below. ⬇️
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Health First Weather Update | Thursday, Nov. 5

Our Crane Creek location (2222 S. Harbor City Blvd.) remains closed. We’re hopeful we can reopen on Monday, Nov. 9. We’ll contact patients directly if their appointments are affected.

All other Health First services have resumed normal operations.
Thank you for your patience.

It’s not too late to protect yourself this season.💜

Get your flu shot today and help keep yourself and your family healthy all winter long.

Schedule your flu shot at hf.org/flu.