Sebastian River Medical Center - Features

Our mission statement:

"Sebastian River Medical Center is committed to achieving the highest level of measurable quality and efficiency in the delivery of health-care services that are responsive to the needs and values of our patients, physicians, employees and visitors."

The SRMC Camp Rehab:The patient-coach relationships and the team concept nurtured during "Camp Rehab" helps everyone to encourage each other toward success. The program allows patient to resume everyday life much more rapidly, and also eliminates the two-week subacute stay that patients would normally have to experience. Phone : 772-664-8379

Parking for patients and visitors is available immediately in front of the hospital.

Sebastian River Medical Center opened its doors on Feb. 17, 1974, and began serving the residents of Indian River and Brevard Counties. This facility has the luxury of being old enough to be established in the community while being young enough to offer the latest technology and services available in the health-care field.

Fishing was the mainstay of this small community and naturalists came to the area because of the St. Sebastian River, the Indian River Lagoon, and Pelican Island. Paul Kroegel, whose statute stands in Sebastian Riverview Park, became the first wildlife warden for the first National Wildlife Refuge Pelican Island. Today, the area still abounds in the same natural resources first recognized decades ago. Sebastian is now the largest municipality in Indian River County with a population estimated at 20,000.

Bereavement Support Group:The Visiting Nurse Association will hold a support group here every Thursday from 2:00-4:00p.m. This allows individuals who are still grieving over the loss of a loved one additional support to get through the grieving process. It will be led by a bereavement counselor who is trained to deal with various issues that arise.