Leaders from Delta Health Attended the 2026 Day at the Capitol Event Hosted by the Colorado Hospital Association
We had a great day at the Capitol, and at the Colorado Hospital Association meeting!
We had a great day at the Capitol, and at the Colorado Hospital Association meeting!
Thank you Amy B., Ray M., Bethanie R., and Kim M. for representing Middle Park Health and the Grand and Jackson County Communities!
We were delighted to join Colorado Hospital Association and Colorado Rural Health Center at the state capitol today. We had the opportunity to connect with our partners and advocate for robust healthcare across Colorado, representing Huerfano County.
Colorado Hospital Association closes out their Day at the Capitol with a panel discussion about the future of Colorado’s health care ecosystem.
Montrose Regional Health is recognizing Heart Health Month in February by highlighting continued growth in cardiology services designed to improve access to care across the Western Slope. Recent expansions include additional outreach clinics, new providers, and investments in advanced cardiac technology.
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.
Dr. Gloria Beim is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine specialist who has served on medical teams for multiple Olympic and Paralympic Olympics and has spent more than a decade working with elite athletes. This winter, she will be working her ninth major international Games. But what matters most to Dr. Beim is how that experience translates into better care for patients right here at home.
This designation formally recognizes and confirms that the Fraser Campus, which opened in June of last year, has the people, training, equipment, and processes in place to rapidly evaluate and stabilize injured patients.
Montrose Regional Health is now offering DOTATATE PET/CT scans, an advanced form of imaging technology used to detect and evaluate certain cancers, particularly neuroendocrine tumors (NETs).
The two-day training was a collaboration between the Pioneers Medical Center Trauma Program, CareFlight’s educational outreach team and Intermountain Health St. Mary’s Trauma Services. The event featured hands-on simulation using the Colorado Mesa University Tech Simulation Bus, allowing providers to train in realistic hospital and ambulance scenarios.