This article first appeared on Vaildaily.com on February 12, 2020 written by Scott Miller. Eagle County hosts people from around the world. That means the county also hosts the germs those people bring. The big... Read More
This article first appeared on Vaildaily.com on February 6th, 2020 written by Scott Miller. When he first arrived on the job early lsat year, Vail Health CEO Will Cook wore a tie to work and had a very long to-do list. The tie... Read More
In mid-November, Vail Ski Patrol hosted a CPR training class for people who work in base operations on Vail Mountain. A week later, people who attended that class were using the training to save the life of Vail Ski Instructor Doug... Read More
Vail Health and Colorado Mountain Medical, along with Eagle County Public Health and Environment, are collaborating on protocols and plans to prepare for novel coronavirus. Although there are no confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus... Read More
This article was first printed in the 2019 Vail Health Magazine. There are many potential reasons why diets fail, but for the most part, it’s because they’re unsustainable. Many involve restricting certain foods or... Read More
Plant-based proteins offer something that animal products do not — beneficial plant compounds called phytonutrients. Phytonutrients are naturally occurring chemicals that often have antioxidant and antiinflammatory properties.... Read More
A healthy lifestyle includes a variety of activities and aerobic exercise. Regular aerobic exercise helps to control and reduce your risk factors for heart disease. The American Heart Association recommends 150... Read More
Since assuming the role as president and CEO of Vail Health in January 2019 , I have stated that our top priorities are addressing the behavioral health crisis and enhancing access to higher-quality, more affordable health care for... Read More
This article first appeared on Vaildaily.com on January 12th, 2020 written by Pam Boyd. EAGLE COUNTY — When you envision a workplace that exposes employees to dangerous smoke conditions, chances are images of casinos or pool... Read More
This article was first printed in the 2019 Vail Health Magazine. The number of people age 90 or older will quadruple between 2010 and 2050. But what’s the point of living longer if you’re burdened with disease and... Read More