WHA members, Will Cook, President & CEO at Vail Health, Soniya Fidler, President of UCHealth Yampa Valley Medical Center, and Jeff Mengenhausen, CEO at Montrose Regional Health were named on Becker’s list of 110 rural hospital and health system CEOs to know.
Intermountain Health St. Mary’s Regional Hospital in Grand Junction is donating $3 million to support the city’s new Community Recreation Center (CRC) at Matchett Park, reinforcing Intermountain’s commitment to helping area residents live the healthiest lives possible.
What a fantastic turn out at our Surgical Suite Grand Opening! Stay tuned for more pics! Thanks to What’s What With Amy (Amy Richards) for coming and helping us spread the word about our amazing facility.
Amid industry-wide headwinds and impending regulatory changes, the Vail Health system is continuing to grow and evolve, said Vail Health’s CEO Will Cook at the State of Vail Health address on Tuesday.
At the annual event, Cook gave an overview of the organization’s recent accomplishments and challenges as well as a look ahead to goals and priorities.
As part of a state-mandated program aimed at reducing costs and improving services associated with health care, Aspen Valley Hospital has been examining trends among its Medicaid patients with postpartum anxiety and depression, substance use and mental health disorders, and those discharged with prescribed opioids.
Community Hospital accounted for nearly $285 million in economic contributions in 2022, according to a report that considered direct, indirect and induced effects.
We are excited to share that Bridget Barnhart, MRH’s wound care physician assistant, has been selected to receive a Kerecis Aurora Award in Iceland this March! Bridget’s presentation on innovation, featuring the utilization of Kerecis fish skin by our MRH wound team, has garnered well-deserved recognition.
Western Governors University and Family Health West entered an agreement to help their FHW healthcare employees seek higher education opportunities.
WGU officials told WesternSlopeNow they chose to partner with the Fruita facility to help provide the best care possible to the local community.
A Grand Junction hospital unveiled a new logo and name that reflects a merger as well as a regional approach to health care.
But the mission at St. Mary’s remains the same as when the hospital opened nearly 130 years ago, executives insist, and that’s to care for people, including the poor and vulnerable.
After having to wait more than a year, Steamboat Springs Fire Rescue has deployed two new LUCAS automated cardiopulmonary resuscitation devices in frontline ambulances, providing critical cardiac care to the community.