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Palm Coast City Employees Get Free Screenings From Florida Hospital Flagler

May 24, 2016 | FlaglerLive | 1 Comment

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Luis Hernandez, Florida Hospital Flagler director of rehab/PT Solutions, performs the musculoskeletal assessment on Wendy Cullen, the city’s director of human resources. (FHF)

On May 19, Florida Hospital Flagler provided free health screenings to 80 City of Palm Coast employees. The screenings included blood pressure, pulse oxygen, carbon monoxide, body mass index (BMI), diabetes testing and musculoskeletal assessment.


“By using our resources to help our community on a more personal level, we are taking our mission of extending the healing ministry of Christ a step further,” said JoAnne King, Florida Hospital Flagler chief operating officer. “Screenings like these are important to a healthy life, so by bringing our services out beyond the hospital’s walls, we are furthering that healing ministry.”

All of the employees who participated also received a one-on-one consultation with a registered nurse, during which they had the opportunity to review their results.

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  1. anonymous says

    May 24, 2016 at 3:48 pm

    They already get health benefits and decent money to usually sit under tree. Must be nice, when there are ppl in Flagler in need of health care.

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