MIMA Cancer Center

MIMA Cancer Center was a prominent oncology treatment facility located in Melbourne, Florida, originally operating as a specialized division of Melbourne Internal Medicine Associates (MIMA). The center provided comprehensive cancer care services, including medical oncology, hematology, and advanced radiation therapy using technologies such as the Varian TrueBeam system. In 2013, MIMA merged with Health First, a major Central Florida healthcare system, leading to the center's integration into the Health First Cancer Institute. During its operation under the MIMA name, the facility was known for its multidisciplinary approach and active participation in clinical research trials. Today, the center continues to serve the Space Coast region as a primary hub for oncology services under the Health First brand.