In the last six years, Vail Valley Surgery Center has reinvested $764,000 back into the community. Nearly every year since 2005, the Surgery Center has increased its community give-back, and in 2016, it donated the most ever.... Read More
VAIL, CO—Vail Valley Medical Center was recently acknowledged as one of America’s Best Hospitals for Obstetrics by the Women’s Choice Award. The award signifies that VVMC is in the top 17% of 2,815 U.S. hospitals... Read More
Join us for a complimentary lunch and learn more about the risks, treatments and recommended diet for colon cancer. Free parking is based on availability. Please RSVP to Jeff Owens by Friday, February 26.... Read More
Did you know that in the last five years, Vail Valley Medical Center has given back approximately $55 million to our local community? While healthcare systems across the nation distribute hospital revenues to shareholders or a... Read More
Vail, CO – Vail Valley Medical Center recently honored Jay and Molly Precourt for their $10 million gift to the hospital. In recognition of their generous donation, VVMC’s new cardiac catheterization lab was named the... Read More
VAIL, CO—Vail Valley Medical Center is expanding its financial assistance guidelines, allowing more local patients who have not qualified in the past to receive up to 100% support in paying their medical bills. ... Read More
VAIL, CO – A pink panther on skis, gorillas in pink tutus and men in pink spandex are not uncommon on Vail Mountain during Pink Vail™, the world’s biggest ski day to conquer cancer. Scheduled for Saturday, March 25,... Read More
Vail, CO – Two benefactors have each made a $10 million gift to kick off the first-ever capital campaign for Vail Valley Medical Center (VVMC) and Steadman Philippon Research Institute (SPRI). The organizations have combined... Read More
Stress often makes you think of comfort foods and can increase your appetite. When you’re eating sugary, salty, and fried foods you can get a temporary high that makes you feel good but can leave you spiraling and crashing... Read More
At age 10, Karyn ReNae Anderson’s son suffered a serious head injury. Within four years, his participation in karate, soccer, football and basketball resulted in a total of six concussions. The injuries forced him to quit... Read More