Parrish Healthcare’s Parrish Medical Center was Brevard's first hospital—and
the third medical center in the state of Florida—to be certified
as a Primary Stroke Center by The Joint Commission—the nation's
leading healthcare accreditation organization. The center has also been
awarded the Women's Choice Award as an America's Best Stroke Center.
Being treated at a certified Primary Stroke Center gives you the confidence
of knowing that you are receiving expert care.
A team of neurologists, cardiologists, radiologists, emergency medicine
physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, first-responders (EMS/paramedics),
case management, therapists (occupational, speech, respiratory and physical),
and community educators.
A stroke unit. Stroke unit nurses (along with ICU and ER nurses) undergo
extensive training to become certified in stroke assessment, treatment
and rehabilitation. They have annual continuing education requirements.
PMC’s 24-bed Emergency Department, 12-bed critical care unit (ICU),
and full-service rehabilitation center.
Advanced diagnostic technology, including telemedicine technology, ultra-speed
CT and MRI, which provides doctors with accurate results in minutes.
Community education programs and screenings for stroke risk factors.
Andre Gabriel, MDCardiologyParrish Healthcare Center in Port St. John 5005 Port St. John Parkway
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