This article was printed in the Vail Daily on February 23, 2019. VAIL — Hitting bottom is usually a bad thing, unless you then start to build a large structure at the Vail Health Hospital. To build the east wing of the... Read More
Regular aerobic and muscle-strengthening exercise is an indispensable part of a healthy life — we all know it, whether we’ve heard it from our health care provider or read it in an article like this one. In fact, the American... Read More
This article was printed in the Vail Daily on February 18, 2019. EDWARDS — Vail Health spent more than $14 million to buy a pair of commercial buildings where it plans to make some of its vision a reality. The local... Read More
VAIL, CO —Vail Health has always welcomed nursing school graduates, many of whom have become some of the most skilled and longstanding nurses on staff. Now, a new program called Transition to Practice is being implemented across... Read More
VAIL, CO—Vail Health was recently ranked in the top 3% of 4,797 hospitals in orthopaedics and the top 16% of 2,778 hospitals in obstetrics, earning the health care system the Women’s Choice 2019 Orthopaedics Award and 2019... Read More
This article was printed in the Vail Daily on January 12, 2019. VAIL — Will Cook, the new CEO of Vail Health, still needs a guide to get around the hospital’s internal mazes. But he’s already learned one lesson:... Read More
Originally published in Vail Health Magazine 2018. Howard Head Sports Medicine’s Doug Emerson and Jesse Horton prove some common myths are just plain silly. Have you heard that morning is the best time of day to work out?... Read More
Eagle, CO – Eagle County Schools recently announced that it has received a donation from Vail Health in the amount of $45,000 in support of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) courses at Eagle Valley High School,... Read More
VAIL, CO — Vail Health recently announced the addition of Dr. Jason Martin to Shaw Cancer Center’s care team. Dr. Martin is a board-certified plastic surgeon who specializes in breast reconstructive surgery for cancer... Read More
Not too long ago, it was standard to consider DNA a fixed point that explained a host of physical, physiological and even emotional proclivities. You played the hand you were dealt, whether it was an aptitude for competitive sports... Read More