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Enter SCOUT: A wire-free localization system that uses an implant about the size of a grain of rice for breast and soft tissue tumor localization. It can be implanted at the time of biopsy, or any other time before surgery that marks the biopsy site. The SCOUT® reflector system uses radar detection instead of the traditional wire and radiation system used by surgeons for generations to guide them to the tumor.

The Behavioral Health Secure Transport Program at Mind Springs Health provides a dedicated team of trained professionals equipped with the necessary resources to transport patients securely and comfortably. The program’s focus is on maintaining the highest standards of care during transit, with an emphasis on patient dignity and privacy.

Starting Monday, November 4, 2024, we are partnering with a new radiology group, Inspire Radiology. This change will help Delta Health ensure faster and more efficient services, for our patients.

Our NEW Mobile Clinic will be hitting the road and bringing quality care to those who need it most. Save the Date, October 24th, 2024, 9:30 a.m. for a thrilling launch party at SPRHC!

Becker’s is excited to honor 90 presidents and CEOs of critical access hospitals across the nation.

Critical access hospitals are those that offer 24/7 emergency care and have no more than 25 inpatient beds. These executives are experts in service line expansion, provider recruitment and retention, and the establishment of key partnerships. Their efforts ensure their hospitals serve as vital resources for their communities.

Gunnison Valley Health is proud to announce a generous donation from Gunnison Tough, a local non-profit organization dedicated to strengthening the community through comprehensive cancer care programs and its goal to serve all cancers and stages of treatment and recovery.

Valley View employees celebrated the hospital’s new five-star overall hospital quality rating from Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on Wednesday. CEO Dr. Brian Murphy gave a short speech commemorating the achievement at 11:30 a.m., and employees took a trip to the lobby to collect their celebratory gifts and enjoy a gourmet hot chocolate bar.

Thanks to our generous community, these funds will ensure we can continue meeting the oncology needs of our patients now and into the future. From advanced technology and critical staff to patient care and prevention efforts, your contributions are making a significant impact.

With one of the most remote response areas in the state, the Gunnison Valley Health paramedic team doesn’t have to go far to lose cell and radio coverage. But the introduction of new technology, paid for by a federal grant, will help first responders in rural Colorado, and potentially across the country, stay connected.

Generous donors established the fund in memory of Michelle Padilla Rangel who who bravely fought cancer until age 25. The dedication event for the fund was incredibly touching as the family shared their journey and conveyed their heartfelt appreciation for the outstanding care received from the Oncology department team at Community Hospital.