CommonSpirit St. Elizabeth Hospital

05/27/2026

Help your child build on the progress they’ve made during the school year. This summer, CommonSpirit St. Elizabeth Hospital is pleased to offer pediatric occupational and speech therapy with Susan Monroe, MS, CCC-LP, and Catherine Romero, OTD. For more information, call 970-867-6544.

05/26/2026

St. Elizabeth Hospital has officially opened its new chapel, blessed by Bishop Jorge Rodriguez.

“The hospital has been a vital cornerstone of the Fort Morgan community for decades, providing essential care and being a trusted neighbor in this area,” Hospital President John Swanhorst said. “This chapel is a powerful extension of that commitment. It’s more than just a new space; it’s a tangible reaffirmation of our dedication to holistic care – for body and spirit – for every individual in this community.”

The new chapel will provide another opportunity for us to meet the needs of those we serve in the community and offer a space for prayer, meditation, and solace. It’s located near the main lobby of the hospital, and Mass will take place on the last Tuesday of the month at 12:05 PM.

CommonSpirit St. Elizabeth Hospital has a new chapel, a dedicated space designed to provide solace, reflection, and spiritual support for patients, their families, and staff, as well as the wider Fort Morgan community. A blessing ceremony…

05/11/2026

This Hospital and Clinic Week, we’re celebrating the people whose passion, teamwork and humankindness make healing possible every single day.

From supporting patients and families to encouraging one another behind the scenes, every role plays a part in creating compassionate care and stronger communities.

It’s more than a job. It’s a shared mission to serve others, make a difference and lead with heart.

Thank you to all who show up each day with purpose, empathy and dedication. Happy

05/10/2026

As a tribute, we’re proud to highlight Brandi Rodriguez and Kim Buchanan, a mother-daughter team serving together as Patient Service Representative Leads at St. Elizabeth Hospital.

Their story reflects the joy, connection, and care that make both family and healthcare so meaningful. Today is a celebration of them and all the mothers who nurture, guide, and care for others.

05/08/2026

Behind every recovery is a team of nurses providing comfort, strength, and expert care along the way.

This Nurses Week, we recognize and thank the incredible nurses who make a lasting difference in the lives of our patients and families.

05/06/2026

Nurses, in moments big and small, you are there. Thank you for leading change and discovering innovative ways to help patients heal and feel their best. Happy .

05/01/2026

Time matters when it comes to a stroke. For Stroke Awareness Month, learn how to recognize the signs and understand the risks. Get all the info you need here. https://ow.ly/BMyg50YSCat

04/24/2026

Motor vehicle crashes remain one of the leading causes of injury and death in Colorado, with more than 300 lives lost and nearly 2,500 hospitalizations each year.

Not all distractions are the same, but they’re all dangerous:
• Visual Distraction: Eyes off the road
• Manual Distraction: Hands off the wheel
• Cognitive Distraction: Mind off driving

This Distracted Driving Awareness Month, understanding these risks is the first step toward safer driving. Through the Choose S.A.F.E. program, CommonSpirit Health provides education and resources for teens, families, and schools across Colorado to help reduce crashes and save lives.

For more information on motor vehicle safety, visit the link. https://ow.ly/bBAB50YOCWh

04/10/2026

We’re proud to present the Community Health Improvement Grants to two great local organizations, Kids At Their Best and Rising Up.

Kids At Their Best (KATB) is strengthening food security through school-based pantries across the community, student-led meal programs, and innovative intergenerational cooking initiatives that bring students and seniors together. Rising Up operates northeast Colorado’s only warming center and provides daily meals, work opportunities, and support services for individuals experiencing homelessness or food insecurity.

As Hospital President Hospital John Swanhorst stated, “No single organization can meet every need, but working together allows the community to accomplish far more.” We are grateful for the work of these organizations and proud to stand alongside them in supporting a healthier community. https://ow.ly/Jltt50YHeMn

04/05/2026

Happy Easter! A season of brighter days and new beginnings. May this time be filled with meaningful moments, shared traditions, and the connection that brings us closer.