“The collaboration with B4 Babies and St. Mary’s began in 1989,” said Victoria Grasmick, who works in Community Health at St. Mary’s Regional Hospital. “It gets families off to the right start from the get-go, which then gives them a higher likelihood of success throughout life.”
The Aspen City Council formally approved Aspen Valley Health’s plan to redevelop the Beaumont Inn on the city’s east side during a meeting on Tuesday. The project will redevelop the property’s existing 25 units into 60, mostly one-bedroom units to house full-time hospital staff.
This piece of equipment may look like a normal desktop monitor but it has profoundly changed the way we care for mothers and their new babies.
The Vail Health Crisis and Community Support Team conducted 17 interventions with locals who called the crisis line in January. That number climbed to 34 in February and 31 in March.
Michelle Hayo, RN (ER) was recognized as a Regional Luminary at the Southwest Excellence in Nursing Awards. This recognition includes nurses from across eight counties in Southwest Colorado, making it an incredible honor.
A few times a day, the dual-role employees are pulled off their regular jobs — whether receptionists, radiologists or medical assistants — to interpret for Spanish-speaking patients.
As Hospitalist Program Director and Chief of Staff at Valley View, Dr. Hesse’s leadership, innovation and commitment to education continues to strengthen rural health care and expand access to specialty services across our region.
The DAISY (Diseases Attacking the Immune System) Award is an international recognition program established by the DAISY Foundation™ to honor nurses for the compassionate, skillful care they provide to patients and families. Nominations may be submitted by patients, family members, co-workers, or community members.
Rio Grande Hospital & Clinics has been named one of America’s Top 20 Critical Access Hospitals for 2026, along with a Top 20 Best Practices in Quality.
Wray Community District Hospital, a critical access hospital in Wray, Colorado, provides medical services to patients of Northeast Colorado, Western Kansas, and Western Nebraska. The hospital participates in the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Primary Care First, which allows Wray to support patients with extensive care management programs.