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When mountain biker Leslie crashed on Moab’s Amasa Back trail, her injury was anything but routine. Thanks to quick action, air ambulance transport, and expert trauma care at St. Mary’s Regional Hospital in Grand Junction, Colorado, Leslie is back on her feet and already dreaming of her next ride. Her story is a powerful reminder of why trauma care matters—and how preparation, teamwork, and clinical excellence save lives.
A traumatic tumble with a terrific outcome
Alta View Hospital is Expanding Behavioral Health Services! We’re growing in Sandy, Utah and we want YOU to be part of it. New Services Opening in Spring 2026: -33-bed psychiatric inpatient unit (including 12 beds for psychiatric intensive care) - 6-bed perinatal women’s unit for women navigating mental health challenges during pregnancy and postpartum - 17-bed medical detox unit (with +6 shelled beds) - 5-chair Access Center for assessments & triage 🎉 Join us at our upcoming Open House to explore these new services and learn about career opportunities! Date: Wednesday, October 1, 2025 Time: 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. MT Location: Alta View Hospital - Blanch Family Education Center, 9660 S 1300 E, Building 4, Sandy, UT We will be hiring across multiple roles, including: - Advanced Practice Providers - Behavioral Health Specialists - Patient Navigators - Health Unit Coordinators - Occupational Therapists - Physicians - Registered Nurses - Social Workers 📲 RSVP using the link below today to take the next step in your Behavioral Health career!
Alta View Hospital Behavioral Health Open House | October 1, 2025
What does it take to inspire the next generation of healthcare professionals? For Holy Rosary Hospital in Miles City and St. Vincent Regional Hospital in Billings, it starts with mentorship, hands-on learning, and a whole lot of heart. This summer, more than 40 high school students from across Montana stepped into the world of medicine through the MedStart program, a week-long camp that offers immersive experiences in radiology, nursing, EMT services, and more. From mock codes to echocardiograms, students didn’t just observe—they engaged, learned, and even signed up to volunteer. With support from the Montana Area Health Education Center (AHEC) and local hospital foundations, MedStart is opening doors for students from diverse backgrounds and shaping the future of care in Montana. Read how these hospitals are turning curiosity into careers.
Inspiring future healthcare leaders through Montana's MedStart program
Over the past several months, we have made substantial moves towards the Nevada Children's Hospital - the first stand-alone children's hospital in the state. These include design and contractor updates, as well as finalizing our land lease agreement for the hospital site. Hospital president Lawrence (Larry) Barnard explains on 8 News Now what these updates mean for the current status of the construction, and what this hospital means on a local and national level
Updates on Upcoming Nevada Children's Hospital with Intermountain Health
When a patient experiencing homelessness needed a second dose of a life-saving medication, Good Samaritan Hospital case manager Staci Gabrielle didn’t let red tape or geography stand in the way. She built a care plan from scratch, making dozens of calls, buying a phone so he could stay connected, and coordinating with multiple teams to ensure he got the treatment he needed. Her story is a powerful reminder: compassion isn’t just a feeling—it’s action. Read how Staci turned barriers into breakthroughs.
Two doses of antibiotics and a massive infusion of persistence: Good Samaritan Hospital case manager finds a way forward
At Intermountain Health, we believe in what we do. As caregivers, no matter our role or where we work, we make a difference in the lives of our patients, their families, and our communities. Your passion and compassion don't go unnoticed. Inspired by Rob Allen, president and CEO, we recently asked caregivers to share the ‘why’ behind their career in healthcare. Their inspiring answers are a reminder of the impact we have on the people around us, whether we’re helping a patient for an hour or working with a colleague for years.
Family, purpose, and patients: Intermountain Health caregivers share their 'why'
The towering cliffs and golden sunrises of Colorado National Monument have long inspired awe—but few capture its magic like Monica Esposito. Now the Monument’s first-ever Community Artist in Park, Monica blends compassion and creativity in every brushstroke. When she isn’t putting brush to canvas, Monica is taking care of some of the smallest new lives to enter the Grand Junction community as a NICU RN at St. Mary's Regional Hospital. She found that the schedule from nursing shifts gave her time to paint while she also found working with patients — especially premature babies and their families — rewarding. “It’s been a very big and important part of my life,” Monica said. “I really see that there is a good balance between being a painter and having this worthwhile pursuit of art in my time off from the hospital and then also having a very rewarding job taking care of sick or premature newborns.”
Monica Esposito is helping visitors see the light in Colorado National Monument
When Meria walked into the Pahrump Instacare Clinic in Southern Nevada feeling unwell, medical assistant Lizet Herrera noticed something wasn’t right—and acted fast. What seemed like an allergic reaction turned out to be a serious heart attack. Thanks to Lizet and her team’s swift response, Meria got the care she needed and is now recovering. Compassion, training, and leadership came together in a moment that made all the difference. Read how this team turned instinct into impact.
Clinical Excellence: Training becomes critical in Instacare life-saving moment
When a 72-year-old member joined the Select Health Medicare Advantage + Kroger plan, they were nervous about the transition. But with the guidance of Health Promotion and Wellness Coach Rebecca Roberts, they built a clear path toward better health and a renewed sense of confidence. From navigating complex eye issues to preparing for a hip replacement, this member took bold steps toward wellness with Rebecca’s support. Their journey highlights how health coaching can turn uncertainty into empowerment, helping members take control of their health and live with purpose. “This story is a wonderful example of how health coaching can support the whole person,” said Liz O’Gara, Health Promotion and Wellness Manager. “A proactive, personalized approach like Rebecca’s makes a meaningful difference through health outcomes and in how members perceive our company.”
Health Promotion and Wellness Coach helps Medicare member feel supported and heard
Since 2005, Barb Williams has been a steady, uplifting presence at Good Samaritan Hospital in Lafayette, Colorado. From transporting patients post-surgery to crocheting blankets for patients and caregivers, Barb’s impact is felt in every corner of the hospital. With a career spanning banking, IBM, and now two decades of volunteering, Barb embodies resilience, kindness, and faith. In addition to volunteering with us at Good Samaritan, Barb walks miles two to three miles a day, serves once a week through Meals on Wheels, and still finds time to sing in her church choir. Her message? “I hope I leave them feeling encouraged. It’s a blessing to me that maybe I’m helping them.” Join us in celebrating Barb’s incredible legacy of care and connection.
A legacy of care: Barb's journey of service at Good Samaritan Hospital