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One pound, one ounce. That’s how tiny Declan was when he entered the world at just 24 weeks. Declan spent four months in the NICU fighting for every breath with a team of caregivers who never gave up. Now, years later, Declan and dozens of other NICU graduates returned to St. George Regional Hospital in St. George, Utah to celebrate life, growth, and the bonds forged in the most fragile moments. 💙 The St. George NICU Reunion is more than an event—it’s a family gathering of resilience, remembrance, and gratitude. From butterfly releases to Life Flight flyovers, it’s a tribute to the tiniest warriors and the heroes who helped them thrive. Learn more about these NICU graduates and the caregivers who make miracles happen in the article below.
Families and caregivers connect at St. George Regional Hospital NICU Reunion
A routine call from Becky Wozniak, NP, at Intermountain Health Heart & Vascular Clinic led to a series of tests and, ultimately, life-saving open-heart surgery for John "Denny" Morgan. Thanks to Becky’s dedication and the expertise of Dr. Carlos Albrecht at Intermountain Health St. James Hospital, John’s 95% heart blockage was discovered before it was too late, even though he had no symptoms. See how one call made all the difference.
Timely Call from Montana Intermountain Health Heart Caregiver Changes the Course of Butte Man's Health and Life
On August 26, Nevada’s Advanced Practice Provider Primary Care Fellowship reached a milestone moment years in the making. It received official accreditation through the Advanced Practice Provider Fellowships Accreditation (APPFA), a division of the ANCC - American Nurses Credentialing Center. This makes Nevada’s APP Fellowship the only accredited fellowship throughout Intermountain Health. This milestone marks years of dedication to empowering nurse practitioners and physician assistants with top-tier clinical and leadership training. Fellows have called it “the best decision” of their careers — and now, the program’s excellence is nationally recognized. Learn how this program is shaping the next generation of care.
Nevada APP Fellowship becomes first accredited fellowship in Intermountain Health
🌹 200+ wooden roses a day. 🧔 16 patients per caregiver. ❤️ Countless smiles and moments of comfort. At St. Mary’s Regional Hospital in Grand Junction, Colorado, our Environmental Services (EVS) team isn’t just keeping things clean—they’re lifting spirits one handcrafted flower at a time. From personalized colors to paper-cup vases with smiley faces, these daily gifts are more than decor: they’re a reminder that healing is about heart.
Environmental services caregivers brighten patients' lives every day
This year, our Mental Health Integration (MHI) program in Nevada celebrates its five-year anniversary. MHI is offered at nearly a dozen Senior Primary Care Clinics in Las Vegas, and with mental health treatment a pressing need, we are growing essential clinical resources for patients. From grief and anxiety to depression, patients receive whole-person care through a collaborative team of social workers, nurse practitioners, health advocates, and psychiatrists like Dr. Mason Turner, who’s helping expand resources across Southern Nevada. Read more about how we are reshaping behavioral health in Las Vegas in the following article.
Nevada enhancing behavioral health needs with integration program
Small town, BIG impact! Intermountain Fillmore Community Hospital just crushed their food drive goal, collecting a whopping 1,518 pounds of food, 250% over target! Caregivers rallied together to support local families in need, proving that compassion and community go hand in hand. ❤️ Read the full story of generosity in action below.
Intermountain Fillmore Community Hospital Exceeds Food Drive Goal by 250% - Caregivers Gather 1,518 Pounds for Local Residents in Need
As Intermountain Health celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, we’re proudly honoring the extraordinary caregivers who have served for 50 years or more in our legacy hospitals and clinics. This includes Judy Allen, Luanne Day, Barbara Lombardy, and Connie Trautmann, whose stories are filled with heart, resilience, and a deep commitment to serving others. Together, they represent more than 200 years of combined service delivering our mission in the communities we serve.
Care that lasts a lifetime
🚨 Southern Utah - We're Hiring 🚨 We invite you to join us for our upcoming Southern Utah Hiring Event! Date: Thursday, October 23, 2025 Time: 3 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. MT Location: Intermountain Cancer Center of St. George, 600 S. Medical Center Drive, Building #7, St. George, UT Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, come explore our clinical and non-clinical career opportunities across Southern Utah. RSVP now for this in-person event and take the next step in your career with Intermountain Health!
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From clean water to clinical imaging, Dr. Marta Heilbrun has always seen the bigger picture. Now she’s reshaping radiology and informatics to be more equitable, inclusive, and data-driven, one scan, one system, one voice at a time. Discover how this self-proclaimed “busybody” is making waves in healthcare and championing women in medicine, and why zooming out might be the key to bringing more voices to the table.
Imaging and impact: Marta Heilbrun, MD, scans the big picture
For Melissa C. Banner MBA, MSN, RN, OCN, executive clinical director of the Oncology Clinical Program at Intermountain Health, oncology is personal. When both her children were born prematurely and cared for in the NICU at Primary Children’s Hospital, she saw nurses support her entire family. Later, her husband’s liver transplant reinforced the power of whole-family care. These experiences shaped her calling. Melissa brings deep empathy, gratitude, and resilience to every patient and family she meets.
Compassion at the core: Melissa Banner's approach to oncology nursing