CommonSpirit Holy Cross Hospital - Mountain Point

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

Would you know if someone is having a stroke? During Stroke Awareness Month, remember: quick action is critical! Stay informed about the signs and how to respond.

Learn more about the information and resources available here. https://ow.ly/R0Tf50YSE8A

04/20/2026

Thank you to the volunteers who pour their time, energy, and heart into helping others every day!

This National Volunteer Week, hear from a few of our volunteers about why volunteering means so much to them. From welcoming to providing comfort, their presence makes a difference to our patients, families, and team of caregivers.

04/16/2026

Understanding stroke risk today means looking beyond age, as lifestyle habits, genetics, and underlying health conditions can impact anyone.

Dr. Mohammad Shoari shares with KSL.com that strokes are increasing among younger adults, even teenagers.

Proactive health habits, routine screenings, and awareness of symptoms like those in the FAST acronym are key to reducing risk and improving recovery outcomes.

Increasingly people 20-40 and even children and teenagers are having strokes. Parents should pay attention because these numbers indicate a troubling trend.

04/08/2026

With National Robotics Week underway, we wanted to introduce our da Vinci robot, Ursula. Dr. Broc Durrant uses the robot to perform gallbladder, bowel repair, and other abdominal surgeries.

CommonSpirit Health uses the latest robotic technological systems, offering our surgeons greater precision in minimally invasive surgeries and contributing to better patient outcomes.

04/06/2026

We’re proud to present grants totaling $36,000 to NavajoStrong and The Refuge Utah. NavajoStrong provides resources and supplies to members of the Navajo Nation. The Refuge Utah supports women and children in crisis, particularly those who are victims of domestic abuse and need help with emergency housing or relocation assistance and comprehensive support services.

These grants reflect our commitment to community, equity, and positive change. Congratulations to these two community partners - the work strengthens our communities, and we’re honored to support their missions.

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.

03/30/2026

It's Doctors' Day! Today, we celebrate the incredible healthcare heroes who dedicate their lives to our well-being. But beyond the clinic and the scrubs, these remarkable individuals are also passionate people with vibrant lives and diverse interests.

Whether they're hitting the slopes, exploring nature, or honing their craft in the workshop, these glimpses into their personal lives remind us that our doctors are real people, with families, hobbies, and a deep connection to the community they serve.

Their dedication extends far beyond the walls of our care facilities, and we thank them for everything they do!

03/24/2026

Most heart damage can occur within the first two hours of a heart attack. One might experience one or more common symptoms, and it can appear differently between men and women - which is why it's important to know and respond to the early signs of a heart attack to help save a life.

Visit American College of Cardiology College of Cardiology resources center and learn more. https://ow.ly/anP850YylcP

03/19/2026

During Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, we wanted to recognize our amazing endoscopy team who perform screening coloscopies every week!

Colorectal cancer screening can help detect cancer early when it is most treatable. Screening is recommended at age 45, but some may need screening sooner based on risk factors. Talk to your doctor about getting your screening done and we will be here to help when you need us.

03/18/2026

The March Mischief challenge at Holy Cross Hospital - Mountain Point was a great success thanks to the People Team Committee. Gnomes were hidden around the hospital, and Mariah from Patient Access was the first to find one of our gnome friends, following Rilie and Dorinda.

Thank you to everyone who participated in the gnome hunt. 🍀