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Y o u r G u i d e t o

H o m e m e d i c a l

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Dear Valued Customer:

Welcome to Health First Medical Equipment, a member of the Health First family of healthcare facilities and a division of Holmes Regional Enterprises, Inc. All of our associates at Health First Medical Equipment truly value your business and will make every effort to satisfy your needs and meet your expectations.

Our regular hours of operation are from 8 am to 5:30 pm, Monday through Friday, and 9 am to 1 pm on Saturday. During these times, our associates are available to answer your telephone calls and take care of any issues you may have.

To request after hours-emergency service, simply call (321) 434-3400 or toll free (877) 713-1400, and our answering service will contact our on-call staff. We are never more than a phone call away with 24-hour emergency service.

For all medical or other emergencies, dial 9-1-1 or call your physician.

We are licensed in the State of Florida with AHCA (Agency for Healthcare Administration) and they can be contacted:

• To report a complaint regarding the services you received, please call toll-free (888) 419-3456 • To report abuse, neglect or exploitation, please call toll-free (800) 96-ABUSE

• To report suspected Medicaid Fraud, please call toll-free (866) 966-7226 • The Medicare Hot Line is (800) 633-4227

All of us at Health First Medical Equipment want to make your experience with us as pleasant as possible. If you experience a member of our team going “above and beyond” to meet your needs, please bring him/herself actions to my attention. Similarly, if your experience with us does not meet your expectations, please let me know personally.

Again, thank you for giving Health First Medical Equipment the opportunity to serve you. Regards, Kimberly Widener Director P: 321.434.3400 E: Kimberly.Widener@Health-First.org m e d i c a l e q u i p m e n t

Kimberly Widener

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Information about Using This Guide ... iv

Respiratory Equipment ... 1 & 2 Oxygen Cylinder System ... 1

Oxygen Cylinders ... 1

Conserving Device ... 1

Oxygen Mask ... 1

Oxygen Supply Tubing ... 1

Nasal Cannula ... 1

Oxygen Concentrator ... 1

Portable Oxygen Concentrator ... 2

Home Trans-fill Oxygen Concentrator ... 2

Nebulizer with Compressor ... 2

CPAP ... 2

Aspirator ... 2

Monitors & Feeding Devices ... 3

Blood Pressure Monitors ... 3

Enteral Feeding Pump ... 3

Enteral Feeding Products ... 3

Aids for Daily Living ... 4 & 5 Reacher ... 4

Sock Aid ... 4

Shoehorn / Dressing Aid ... 4

Pill Crusher ... 4

Shoe Laces ... 4

Long Scrub Sponge ... 4

Hip/Knee Equipment Kit ... 4

Coated Utensils ... 5

Rocker Knife ... 5

Built-Up Utensils ... 5

Ambulation Products ... 6 & 7 Canes ... 6

Quad Cane ... 6

Forearm Crutches ... 6

Axillary Crutches ... 6

Crutch Pads and Tips ... 6

Folding Walker ... 6

Folding Walker with Wheels ... 6

Walker Platform Attachment ... 7

Hemi Walker ... 7

Heavy Duty Walker ... 7

Rolling Walker ... 7

Wire Basket ... 7

Walker Pouch ... 7

Walker Attachments ... 7

Bathing Products ... 8 & 9 Wall-Mounted Grab Bars ... 8

Tub-Mounted Grab Bar ... 8

Hand-Held Shower Attachments ... 8

Bath Bench ... 8

Bath Bench with Back ... 8

Transfer Tub Bench ... 8

Padded Transfer Tub Bench ... 8

Toileting Products ... 9

Three-In-One Commode ... 9

Drop-Arm Commode ... 9

Heavy-Duty Commode ... 9

Extra-Wide Commode... 9

Raised Toilet Seat ... 9

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Beds & Accessories ... 10

Hospital Bed with Side Rails ... 10

Egg Crate Padding for Bed ... 10

Fitted Hospital Bed Sheet ... 10

Protective Bed Pad ... 10

Foam Wedge ... 10

Alternating Pressure Pad ... 10

Overbed Table ... 10

Trapeze Bar ... 11

Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) ... 11

Personal Care Products ... 12

Ostomy Supplies ... 12 Support Hose ... 12 Leg Bag ... 12 Drainage Bag ... 12 Catheterization Kit ... 12 Underpads ... 12

Home Therapy Products ... 13

Moist Heat Pad ... 13

Over-Door Traction ... 13

TENS Unit ... 13

Wheelchairs ... 13 & 14 Standard Wheelchair ... 13

Wheelchair with Elevating Leg Rests ... 13

Reclining Wheelchair ... 13

Bariatric Wheelchair ... 14

Lightweight Folding Wheelchair ... 14

Ultralight Folding Wheelchair ... 14

Lightweight Portable Power Wheelchair ... 14

Mid-Wheel Drive Power Wheelchair ... 14

Wheelchair Accessories ... 15

Wheelchair Tray ... 15

Anti-Tipping Devices ... 15

Wheelchair Lock Extensions ... 15

Oxygen Tank Carrier ... 15

Back Packs and Seat Pouches ... 15

Positioning Strap ... 15

Wheelchair Cushions & Backs ... 16

Standard Foam Cushions ... 16

Solid Seat Inserts ... 16

Air Flotation Cushions ... 16

Positioning / Pressure Relief Cushions ... 16

Egg Crate Cushions ... 16

Scooters & Accessories ... 17

Portable Scooter ... 17

Four-Wheeled Scooter ... 17

Full-Sized Scooter ... 17

Lifts ... 17

Seat Lift Chair ... 17

Battery-Powered Lift ... 17

Hydraulic Patient Lift ... 17 Outpatient & Wellness Services ... 18 & 19

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Please use this guide to help familiarize yourself with some of the home medical

equipment and supplies available to you as a patient. Products shown are only a

representation for each category of products that are available. Items are pictured only

to give an example of how each one looks and may not be the exact item furnished.

The illustrations and information have been compiled to help you choose the products

best suited for your individual situation.

When communicating with us, it will be easier and quicker to receive the help you need

if you have the following information available:

Your attending physician’s name and telephone number

Type of insurance (Medicare and/or Health First, private insurance company, etc.)

you have, and which insurance plans are primary, secondary, and supplemental

Insurance plan, group number, policy number

Subscriber identification number for Medicare, Health First, or private

insurance company

Patient’s full name as it appears on his or her insurance card or ID

Certain additional information based on your individual needs and circumstances

Always write down the name of the person at Health First Medical Equipment

who helped you. This will make it easier if you need additional assistance or more

information later.

If you have any questions regarding Medicare, please ask us or go to the Medicare

website at www.Medicare.gov.

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Oxygen Cylinder System

Your doctor may prescribe the use of oxygen from either a large stationary cylinder or a small portable cylinder, or both. In either case, your system will come with a regulator and possibly with a humidifier or appropriate base or stand.

Oxygen Cylinders

Lightweight aluminum oxygen cylinders are available with or without a content gauge on the valve.

Conserving Device

This device conserves oxygen by delivering oxygen only while you are inhaling. This extends the time or use for both oxygen cylinders and liquid oxygen containers.

Oxygen Mask

This mask is available in a variety of sizes, for either adult or pediatric use. Seven feet of tubing is usually included.

Oxygen Supply Tubing

Durable, crush-proof tubing

Nasal Cannula

Soft, comfortable tubing to deliver oxygen through the nose

Oxygen Concentrator

This oxygen concentrator allows air to pass through a series of filters that remove gases other than oxygen and delivers the oxygen to the patient through an adjustable rate flow meter.

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Portable Oxygen Concentrator

This lightweight concentrator is designed to function as both a standard and portable oxygen concentrator. It provides portability for mobile patients and has been approved by the FAA for use on commercial airlines.

Home Trans-fill Oxygen Concentrator

Patients have the function of a standard oxygen concentrator and the ability to fill cylinders from the base unit for portability.

Nebulizer with Compressor

A nebulizer produces a very fine aerosol so that medication and humidity can be breathed into the lungs. This nebulizer is lightweight with a reusable inlet filter.

CPAP

This system may be prescribed by a physician to treat individuals with sleep problems such as sleep apnea, snoring, unexplained interrupted sleep, and/or excessive daytime drowsiness.

Aspirator

This machine creates continuous suction and is used to clear the breathing passages of fluids.

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Blood Pressure Monitors

This monitor has memory recall for 60 readings. Fully automatic with fuzzy logic inflation and controlled deflation. Operates on four “AA” batteries. Other models are available.

Enteral Feeding Pump

For individuals unable to consume food orally, this feeding pump controls the administration of enteral feedings.

Enteral Feeding Products

A physician must order enteral feeding products and can help determine which system is best for the patient’s needs.

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Reacher

A lightweight, trigger-operated reaching aid that makes it possible to pick up items that would otherwise be out of reach

Sock Aid

An easy-to-use dressing aid to help those with limited movement put on socks

Shoehorn/Dressing Aid

Use one end of this dual-purpose dressing aid to help put on shoes and the push-pull “S” hook on the opposite end to help with dressing.

Pill Crusher

Provides simple way to crush pills to make medication easier to swallow

Shoe Laces

These heavy-duty, elastic shoe laces are for those people who require or prefer a tighter fit and better support.

Long Scrub Sponge

This sponge is on a long handle that allows use without raising the hand above the shoulder.

Hip/Knee Equipment Kit

This kit contains four household dressing and bathing items to help a patient recovering from hip or knee replacement surgery.

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Coated Utensils

Plastic-coated eating utensils provide protection for teeth and lips from utensil edges and temperature sensitivity

Rocker Knife

This knife makes it easier to cut food by using a rocking motion and is also available in a combination knife and fork.

Built-Up Utensils

These utensils are especially designed to fit a partially-closed hand and can be securely held by those with limited strength.

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Canes

A wide variety of wooded and metal canes are available with many styles or handgrips. If the cane you choose is not adjustable, we can have it cut for your height.

Quad Cane

This cane has a central, vertical shaft and a base with four stabilizing “feet” and can be used with either hand.

Forearm Crutches

These crutches extend from mid-forearm to the floor. They are available in a variety of heights and the cuff is adjustable.

Axillary Crutches

These adjustable underarm crutches are made of lightweight aluminum.

Crutch Pads and Tips

Generally provided with the crutches you select, these pads and tips add both comfort and safety to use of your crutches. Be sure to replace pads or tips that become worn after prolonged use.

Folding Walker

A lightweight, two-button folding walker allows this walker to fit through narrow spaces while maintaining rigidity and support.

Folding Walker with Wheels

The same walker as shown above is also available with 3 or 5 inch wheels that provide a more natural walking stride and allow the user to easily maneuver over difficult surfaces.

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Walker Platform Attachment

This Platform Attachment allows the arms to bear weight, relieving pressure from hands for those with hand injuries or arthritis.

Hemi Walker

Sometimes called a side-stepper, this walker is a combination walker and cane.

Heavy Duty Walker

A walker with 24”-wide base and folds to 4” with a weight capacity of 500 lbs.

Rolling Walker

This walker has a built-in seat and wheels on all four legs to provide mobility and support. Hand brakes lock the large wheels in place.

Wire Basket

The sturdy design of this Wire Basket allows the user to transport items while using a walker.

Walker Pouch

This convenient accessory enables the user to carry small items while using a walker and attaches easily to the walker.

Walker Attachments

There are several types of durable attachments available to extend the height of a walker or make it easier to move.

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Wall-Mounted Grab Bars

These bars can be attached to the tub/shower supporting wall to provide increased safety to enter and exit the tub/shower. Or, they can be attached near the toilet for safety when sitting or getting up. These rust resistant bars are available in chrome-plated or decorative colors and in a variety of sizes and shapes.

Tub-Mounted Grab Bar

This bar securely attaches to the side of the tub and is easily mounted or removed.

Hand-Held Shower Attachments

This hand-held shower head and hose attachment makes bathing while sitting on a bath bench or seat easier and can also be mounted on the wall. No special plumbing is required.

Bath Bench

This economical bench provides a secure, raised seat for the tub or shower.

Bath Bench with Back

This Bath Bench features fixed or adjustable aluminum frame and molded seat and back.

Transfer Tub Bench

This bench has a comfortable, secure bath seat with padded upholstery and aluminum frame.

Padded Transfer Tub Bench

This comfortable, secure bath seat features padded upholstery and an aluminum frame.

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Three-In-One Commode

This commode can be used over the bathroom toilet to provide a safety frame and raised toilet seat or it can be used as a bedside commode.

Drop-Arm Commode

The drop arm on this bedside commode operates with the push of a lever and helps facilitate easier transfers to and from a bed or wheelchair.

Heavy-Duty Commode

Heavy-duty stainless steel frame with a weight capacity of 500 lbs. and a removable back bar and drop arm for easier transfers.

Extra-Wide Commode

This bedside commode has an oversized seat and the frame is constructed of chrome steel.

Raised Toilet Seat

The locking system on this seat requires no tools and fits most toilets. It raises the seat height approximately 5” above the toilet providing an added safety frame.

Bedpan

Contoured bedpan for comfort and stability

Fracture Bedpan

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Hospital Bed with Side Rails

This electric home care bed has a hand control that attaches to the rail. The head and foot operate independently. Multi-height and manual models are also available.

Egg Crate Bed Padding

This foam padded portable egg crate mattress is designed to minimize pressure by re-distributing weight. The foam material dissipates heat and moisture on the skin to help prevent skin breakdown and pressure ulcers. Fitted Hospital Bed Sheet

This fitted sheet designed specifically for a hospital bed makes it easier to make the bed and keeps the sheet in place for increased comfort.

Protective Bed Pad

This disposable pad provides better patient care and protects bedding.

Foam Wedge

Available in a variety of sizes, these foam wedges can be used in an ordinary bed or a hospital bed for added comfort and better positioning.

Alternating Pressure Pad

This pad constantly inflates and deflates alternate air cells to provide pressure relief for those who cannot reposition themselves in bed.

Overbed Table

This table can be rolled into position over the bed to provide a stable flat surface for eating. The top can also be tilted for reading, writing, or other activities.

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Trapeze Bar

This trapeze bar is equipped with its own support frame for use over a standard home bed. Trapeze bars that attach to the head of a hospital bed are also available.

Continuous Passive Motion (CPM)

CPM devices are used in postoperative therapy for patients recovering from joint surgery.

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Ostomy Supplies

A complete collection system for fecal diversion with a drainable pouch, odor barrier film, skin barrier, stationary flange, and micro-porous adhesive.

Support Hose

These support hose help manage aching leg pain, mild swelling, or spider veins. They are available in pantyhose, knee-high, and maternity styles.

Leg Bag

Made of lightweight, odor proof, heavy gauge material, these disposable leg bags fasten to the leg with straps that are included. Leg bags have anti-reflux valves and empty from the bottom.

Drainage Bag

This bag is available in a variety of sizes and has a urine sample port on the catheter connector tubing.

Catheterization Kit

The sterile contents of this kit include a drape, an underpad, plastic forceps, lubricant, specimen container, and label. It also includes a pre-filled syringe with sterile water, PVP solution, five rayon balls, and pre-cuffed gloves.

Underpads

Reusable, quilted cotton / polyester surface with an absorbent inner layer and waterproof backing

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Moist Heat Pad

This heating pad provides deep-penetrating moist heat through the use of a special cover next to the skin to create and retain perspiration. Available in several sizes.

Over-Door Traction

For cervical spine traction therapy, this system includes a foam-padded head halter, pulleys, traction rope, notched adjustable spreader bar, and vinyl weight bag.

TENS Unit

This Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulator (TENS) helps control pain through electrical impulses using small electrodes attached to the skin. This is a noninvasive method, but does require a prescription. Your therapist or physician will assist you with electrode placement and rate settings.

W H e e l c H a i r s

Standard Wheelchair

This low-maintenance wheelchair with chrome-plated frame and a choice of seat widths, is available with fixed or removable arms in full-size or desk-length. Folds up to 9” to 11”.

Wheelchair with Elevating Leg Rests

This style of wheelchair is used by individuals with leg casts or those who need to elevate their legs. Leg rests swing away and can be removed, and the chair folds up for easy storage or transport.

Reclining Wheelchair

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Bariatric Wheelchair

This wheelchair has a reinforced heavy-duty frame and has a weight capacity up to 450 lbs.

Lightweight Folding Wheelchair

Lightweight wheelchairs are available in many models with a variety of frames, wheel styles, seating options, and can be configured for one-arm capability. These wheelchairs are very easy to lift for storage or transport.

Ultralight Folding Wheelchair

This extremely lightweight wheelchair is designed for the active, on-the-go user and is available with a variety of optional features including adjustable rear-wheel position for better wheel access and adjustable seat angle for greater seating stability.

Lightweight Portable Power Wheelchair

This portable wheelchair can be used indoors and in some outdoor environments and can be disassembled to allow for easy transport.

Mid-Wheel Drive Power Wheelchair

This power wheelchair with an 18-inch turn radius that is easy to maneuver both indoors and outdoors can be programmed for individual preferences.

Power Wheelchair

Good for both indoor and outdoor use, this power wheelchair can smoothly and safely negotiate uneven terrain.

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W H e e l c H a i r a c c e s s o r i e s

Wheelchair Tray

Available in many different styles, this wheelchair tray attaches easily to the wheelchair armrest and provides a solid surface for working, eating, or carrying items.

Anti-Tipping Devices

This safety device will prevent a wheelchair from accidentally tipping over backwards. Anti-tippers must be ordered to fit the specific wheel chair for which they will be used.

Wheelchair Lock Extensions

These extensions make it easier to engage the locks on your wheelchair.

Oxygen Tank Carrier

This convenient accessory holds a portable oxygen tank on the back of a wheelchair.

Back Packs and Seat Pouches

These accessories fit on the back of a wheelchair to provide a place to carry books, magazines, papers, or other personal belongings. There are many styles and colors available.

Positioning Strap

Available with either Velcro™ or buckle-closure styles, this strap helps keep you safely in the proper position in your wheelchair.

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Standard Foam Cushions

Solid Seat Inserts

Air Flotation Cushions

Positioning / Pressure Relief Cushions

Egg Crate Cushions

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Portable Scooter

This three-wheel scooter is lightweight and has a shorter turning radius than a larger scooter.

Four-Wheeled Scooter

This sturdy, all-purpose, outdoor scooter has a speed range up to 5.7 mph.

Full-Sized Scooter

This full-sized scooter has a compact and lightweight design that easily disassembles for transport while remaining highly affordable.

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Seat Lift Chair

This style chair has a single switch hand control and a durable steel frame with a wide range of seat and back sizes.

Battery-Powered Lift

This portable patient lift has an adjustable “U” base, non-sway cradle that can be operated from both sides.

Hydraulic Patient Lift

The cradle of this simple and safe hydraulic lift allows use of either a U-sling or a classic-style sling.

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HEALTH FIRST OUTPATIENT & WELLNESS SERvICES...

What you need, when you need it!

DIAGNOSTIC CARE

Health First Diagnostic Services range from our full-service laboratories to diagnostic radiology, ultrasound, mammography, breast biopsy and needle localization, computer tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), Nuclear Medicine and positron emission tomography (PET) scans, preventive heart scans,

bone-density studies, EEGs, and EKGs.

Centralized Diagnostic Scheduling — 321.434.6100 www.Health-First.org/Diagnostics

Health first hospital-based, outpatient diagnostic services at:

Cape Canaveral Hospital

701 W. Cocoa Beach Cswy. Cocoa Beach

Holmes Regional Medical Center

1350 S. Hickory Street Melbourne

Palm Bay Hospital

1425 Malabar Road NE Palm Bay

viera Hospital

8731 N. Wickham Blvd. Viera

Health first diagnostic centers

Merritt Island

Health First Healthplex (east entrance; then to 2nd floor) 255 Borman Drive — 321.434.5840

270 Sykes Creek Parkway, Suite 100 — 321.434.6670 Melbourne/viera — 321.434.7100

1051 S. Hickory St., Suite F The Centre at Suntree,

6300 N. Wickham Road, Suite 101 — 321.259.2866

Flexible scheduling options available.

viera medical plaza

viera — 321.434.9255

8725 N. Wickham Road

MEMORY CARE

Health first aging institute www.Eldercare.Health-First.org

Melbourne — 321.434.7612

3661 S. Babcock Street

Merritt Island — 321.868.5815

220 S. Courtenay Parkway, Suite B

Health first center for family caregivers

Alzheimer’s support for patients and their families

Melbourne — 321.951.7118

3661 S. Babcock Street

Health first caregivers resource line

321.727.3027 • www.Eldercare.Health-First.org

Providing valuable information and answers to community caregivers.

SPECIAL OUTPATIENT CARE

Health first aging institute

Special geriatric consultations for older adults.

www.Eldercare.Health-First.org

Melbourne — 321.434.7611

3661 S. Babcock Street

Merritt Island — 321.868.5815

220 S. Courtenay Parkway, Suite B

Health first pain management

Cocoa Beach — 321.868.5800

701 W. Cocoa Beach Cswy., Cape Canaveral Hospital Medical Plaza, Suite 604

Palm Bay — 321.434.1700

5191 S. Babcock Street NE

Health first Wound management & Hyperbarics center

Offering the latest in comprehensive wound management and hyperbarics care.

Palm Bay — 321.434.1788

5191 S. Babcock Street NE

Health first transfusion services & ostomy care

Palm Bay — 321.434.1700

5191 S. Babcock Street NE

Health first sleep centers

e: Sleep@Health-First.org

Cocoa Beach — 321.868.8381

701 W. Cocoa Beach Cswy.

(Located behind Cape Canaveral Hospital)

HOME MEDICAL CARE

Health first Home care

Medicare and most insurance plans cover our home care services.

e: HomeCare@Health-First.org

Merritt Island (main office) — 321.434.5909

200 S. Courtenay Parkway

Melbourne — 321.434.7300

1912 Dairy Road

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Health first Home companions

e: HomeCompanions@Health-First.org

Merritt Island — 321.868.5818

220 S. Courtenay Parkway, Suite C

emergency medical/alert systems — 321.868.5809 indequest nurse case management — 321.453.7100

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

Health first medical equipment

www.Health-First.org/ME

e: MedicalEquipment@Health-First.org

Melbourne — 321.434.3400

129 West Hibiscus Blvd., Suite A

viera — 321.434.3400

7925 N. Wickham Road, Suite B

HOSPICE SERvICES

Hospice of Health first

e: Hospice@Health-First.org

Licensed to serve since 1985. Specialized services for those with life-limiting or terminal illnesses and their loved ones.

Merritt Island — 321.952.0494

200 S. Courtenay Parkway

Melbourne — 321.952.0494

1900 Dairy Road

William childs Hospice House

Palm Bay — 321.434.8400

381 Medplex Parkway (on the campus of Palm Bay Hospital)

bright star center for Grieving children & families

Melbourne — 321.733.7672

3661 S. Babcock St.

FITNESS & WELLNESS

Health first pro-Health & fitness centers

www.HealthFirstProHealth.org e: FitnessExperts@Health-First.org

Click on the “Outpatient & Wellness Services” tab on the

Health-First.org home page to find out more detailed

information about our services.

Melbourne — 321.434.7149 611 E. Sheridan Road Merritt Island — 321.434.5801 255 Borman Drive Palm Bay — 321.722.5943 5270 Babcock St. NE viera — 321.434.9149

nutrition education and Weight management services of Health first

Cocoa Beach — 321.799.7178

Cape Canaveral Hospital

Melbourne

Holmes Regional Medical Center, 321.434.7213

611 E. Sheridan Road, 321.434.8745 Merritt Island — 321.434.5815

255 Borman Drive

Palm Bay — 321.434.7213

Palm Bay Hospital

viera — 321.434.9137

8705 N. Wickham Road

(southeast entrance in Health First Pro-Health & Fitness Center)

REHABILITATIvE CARE

Health first medical rehabilitation

Melbourne — 321.434.5231

611 E. Sheridan Road, 2nd floor

Merritt Island — 321.434.5820

255 Borman Drive, Health First Healthplex (east entrance; 1st floor)

Palm Bay — 321.722.5950

5270 Babcock St. NE

viera — 321.434.9122

8705 N. Wickham Road

PHYSICIANS AND REFERRAL SERvICE

Health first physicians

For detailed information on any of our physicians, visit our website at www.HealthFirstPhysicians.org and click on

“Health First Physicians” or call the our Physician Referral line

(see number below).

Health first physician referral line

321.434.4335 or 1.800.549.3884

TRAINING

training center of Health first

e: Training@Health-First.org

What if you could save a life? Providing a full range of CPR

and life-saving courses.

Melbourne — 321.434.1960

Rivercrest Professional Center, 3470 North US 1

WALK-IN CLINICS

Health first physicians Walk-in clinic

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