Parrish Medical Center is a 208-bed, self-sustaining independent public community hospital that has not taxed the community since 1995, has provided more than $64.2 million in community benefit over the past three years, and became the nation’s first and still only Joint Commission integrated care certified healthcare organization in 2016. The hospital is a Cleveland Clinic Connected member, having passed a rigorous review of operations, quality and service excellence, and operates Parrish Healthcare, a regional network that includes Parrish Medical Center, a medical home, and a collaborative network of hundreds of providers, insurers and allied health services. In 2025, the hospital became the first in Brevard County to perform pulsed field ablation for atrial fibrillation inside a newly added cardiac electrophysiology laboratory, and was the first in Brevard to use the VELYS robotic-assisted solution for total knee replacement. In August 2025, the hospital opened the 25,000-square-foot Parrish Healthcare Center in North Titusville, now home to the Parrish Healthcare Oncology Center offering infusion services, radiation oncology, hematology and clinical research. The hospital invested $1 million to start up Space Coast Health Centers, a federally qualified clinic co-located adjacent to the emergency department offering primary care, OB/GYN, and behavioral health for uninsured and underinsured patients. U.S. News & World Report named Parrish Medical Center a high-performing hospital for maternity care for 2025-2026 and among the top 14% nationally for maternity care access.
