Health First Trauma Center and First Flight Air Medical Transport

10/28/2025

On , we honor the brave men and women who keep our families, friends, and neighbors safe every day. Thank you for protecting and supporting the health and safety of our community! ❤️

10/27/2025

🚶‍♀️ The Palm Bay–Melbourne–Titusville area ranks 11th among the most dangerous U.S. metro areas for pedestrians, according to Smart Growth America. These aren’t just statistics—they’re our neighbors, friends, and family.

That’s why Health First Trauma Surgeon Dr. Scott Zenoni and his team at Holmes Regional Medical Center are taking action to prevent avoidable injuries. Through the Be Seen, Be Safe program, they distribute free clip-on safety lights and educate the community on how to stay visible and alert while walking, running, or cycling.

Learn more about Be Seen, Be Safe and get safety tips for outdoor exercise at the link below.

Dr. Scott Zenoni, trauma surgeon and founder of the Be Seen, Be Safe program at Health First’s Holmes Regional Medical Cente.

10/09/2025

10/03/2025

At Health First, we’re proud to support our local first responders and work hand-in-hand with them to keep our community safe. That is why we're excited to provide the Malabar Fire Department with a LUCAS chest compression system.

The LUCAS device is a portable, battery-powered tool that delivers automatic, high-quality chest compressions during CPR. The device gives uninterrupted compressions, allowing firefighters to focus on other urgent tasks. For a smaller Fire Department, this is game-changing.
“It’s a vital piece of equipment that essentially frees up an entire firefighter,” says Malabar Fire Chief Joseph Ho**er. “We really appreciate Health First providing this for us.”

We’re grateful for the tireless work of our EMS professionals, and we’re proud to stand beside them in their effort to keep Brevard County safe and healthy. 💜

Learn more about the LUCAS system and how it helps our neighbors in Palm Bay. ⬇️

Thanks to a donation from Health First, the Malabar Fire Department now has a LUCAS (Lund University Cardiopulmonary Assist System) device.

09/24/2025

About half of all car seats aren’t installed correctly. Make sure to double-check that children are in the right seat for their age and size and that it’s secured properly.

Follow these simple steps for safer rides! 🚗

09/23/2025

Did you know 2.5 million people are treated in ERs each year for fall-related injuries?

Recently, community members from Brevard and beyond gathered at Palm Bay Hospital for one of our free Balance and Fall Prevention courses. Together, they learned practical, everyday strategies to reduce fall risks at home and in the community.

Discover what the course includes and the strategies you’ll learn by reading the full story at the link below.

Health First will host a Balance and Fall Prevention Course on October 2 and a Stop the Bleed course on October 6, both at Cape Canaveral Hospital.

09/20/2025

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09/18/2025

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09/18/2025

We are seeking a Trauma Data Lead to support our program at Health First's Holmes Regional Medical Center—Brevard County's only Level II Trauma Center. This role oversees Trauma and Injury quality outcome databases in accordance with state and ACS standards.

You will:
✅Coordinate trauma registry data for all trauma and injury patients to ensure compliance.
✅Collaborate with Trauma leadership on performance improvements.
✅Serve as the lead registrar for training, report preparation, and presentations.

For more information on this position, including additional requirements and responsibilities, visit https://bit.ly/TraumaDataLead

09/11/2025

Today, we honor the lives of those who perished and those whose lives were forever changed on September 11, 2001. May our nation and the world the victims, their families, and the heroic first responders.

09/10/2025

Today, we had the privilege of showing our appreciation for the incredible men and women of Brevard County Fire Rescue and Melbourne Fire Department by providing lunch for their teams. 🚒

We're grateful for your service and proud to support those who keep our community safe every day!

09/09/2025

Falls are a leading cause of injury among older adults, but many can be prevented.
Understanding the risks—and how to reduce them—is an important step in staying safe and independent.

Join us for a free educational course on fall prevention. You’ll learn about the prevalence of falls, their potential impact, and ways to lower your risk.

📅 Tuesday, September 16, 2025
⏰ 5 to 6:30 p.m.
📍 Health First's Palm Bay Hospital
1st Floor Auditorium
1425 Malabar Road
Palm Bay, FL 32907

Register today at https://fallprevention2025.rsvpify.com