U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper arrived on the Western Slope on Monday, April 6, for a two-day visit to discuss federal tariffs and the impact of health care funding cuts. During his first day in the region, the senator held appearances and roundtable discussions in both Montrose and Delta.
Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center is delighted to announce that Marissa “Nika” Starr, FNP, WCC, NE-BC has accepted the leadership role of Vice President of Patient Care Services. Ms. Starr assumes this role on Monday, April 6, 2026.
Yesterday, Health Solutions West was honored to host our one-year anniversary luncheon with community partners from across the Western Slope. It was a meaningful time to reflect on our first year, share updates on our work, and look ahead to what’s possible when we collaborate with the communities we serve.
Stories like Seavey’s drew a small crowd to the front of Intermountain Health St. Mary’s Regional Hospital on Thursday afternoon, to celebrate the start of “National Donate Life Month.”
At the gathering, Intermountain and Donor Alliance leadership joined Seavey to highlight the significance of organ, eye and tissue transplants, as well as the role both organizations play in facilitating them.
Aspire Rural Health System recently raised more than $25,000 during a weekend hunting fundraiser supporting prostate cancer awareness and early detection efforts.
CEO Joe Theine gave a report on the condition of SHS and Cortez’s Southwest Memorial Hospital on Monday at the county commissioners’ workshop.
At a virtual roundtable hosted by Healthier Colorado, U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper, a Democrat, heard from advocates about how new Medicaid requirements under H.R.1, an end of extended Affordable Care Act tax credits, and other cuts from the federal government have hindered health providers’ ability to offer the care that patients across the state need.
At a virtual roundtable hosted by Healthier Colorado, U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper, a Democrat, heard from advocates about how new Medicaid requirements under H.R.1, an end of extended Affordable Care Act tax credits, and other cuts from the federal government have hindered health providers’ ability to offer the care that patients across the state need.
At a virtual roundtable hosted by Healthier Colorado, U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper, a Democrat, heard from advocates about how new Medicaid requirements under H.R.1, an end of extended Affordable Care Act tax credits, and other cuts from the federal government have hindered health providers’ ability to offer the care that patients across the state need.
At a virtual roundtable hosted by Healthier Colorado, U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper, a Democrat, heard from advocates about how new Medicaid requirements under H.R.1, an end of extended Affordable Care Act tax credits, and other cuts from the federal government have hindered health providers’ ability to offer the care that patients across the state need.