Montrose Regional Health is named among the 350 cleanest hospitals in the United States, according to a recent report by Becker’s Hospital Review. Montrose Regional Health is one of only ten hospitals in the state of Colorado to achieve a 5-star cleanliness rating from Becker’s Hospital Review.
The HopeWest Gala returned to Delta for the first time in five years, welcomed back with enthusiasm from its attendees. This fundraising event netted nearly $87,000 to support the programs of HopeWest – providing compassionate care and comfort to patients and families in Delta County, during some of life’s most difficult moments.
The Colorado Community College System (CCCS) recently awarded $855,000 in grants to organizations in Colorado through the Workforce Resilience Program Grant to support rural communities in Colorado impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. These grants range from $21,000 to $50,000 over two years and will fund workforce development including certificates to broaden worker skills and bridge gaps within the workforce.
According to its new CEO and CFO, Jonathan Cohee and Elizabeth Lee, this year’s net revenue will most likely end in the black, even with all the challenges posed along the way.
Aurora, Colo.-based UCHealth and Yampa Valley announced a $30 million initiative in October. Now, 29 of the 42 units in the Steamboat Springs housing development have been assigned to employees. Dec. 1 will mark the first of the move-ins, Mary Wirta, human resources manager at Yampa Valley Medical Center, told Becker’s.
Community Hospital serves as a powerful local voice and state advocate for employer-supported solutions for families in the workforce. Having participated in our Design Lab, Community Hospital’s Early Childhood Education Center, Adventure Academy now serves over 100 children in Mesa County.
SLVH hosted Senator Michael Bennet on a tour of the workforce housing project along with a brief tour of the Regional Medical Center in Alamosa on September 3, 2024.
In radiation therapy, every millimeter matters. To deliver the most precise, tailor-made treatment for each individual, Vail Health Shaw Cancer Center employs various technologies that work in sync to help reduce radiation’s physical impact and ensure accurate delivery every time.
Hippotherapy uses rhythmic, multi-plane equine movement which stimulates a human’s neurological system, helping to organize motor movement, regulate sensory systems, and mimics walking through the patient’s pelvis. Benefits of Hippotherapy include building core strength, improving muscle coordination and fine and gross motor skills, as well as increased motivation and participation in treatment.
The following WHA members were named on the list of 350 cleanest hospitals by state with 5-star cleanliness ratings by Becker’s: Animas Surgical Hospital, Montrose Regional Health, Pioneers Medical Center, Southwest Health System, and Vail Health.