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Moab Regional Hospital

Moab Regional Hospital is a 17-bed Critical Access Hospital and Level IV Trauma Center. We are proud
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02/26/2026

Not sure where to go for care? Knowing the difference between Urgent Care and the Emergency Department can help you get the right care at the right time. Swipe to learn when to choose UC vs ED.

02/25/2026

Stop by and see what’s new at Portal Pharmacy! We’ve recently stocked our waiting area with a variety of over-the-counter medications and everyday essentials to save you a trip.

If you’re looking for something specific and don't see it on the shelf, just let us know—we can usually have it ordered and delivered by the next day.

Meet Mallory
While you're here, please help us give a warm welcome to our newest pharmacist, Mallory Larsson. She’s officially part of the team and would love for you to stop by and say hello!

Safe Medication Disposal
Cleaning out your medicine cabinet? We have a secure drop box available for your unwanted or expired medications. It’s a simple way to keep our community and water supply safe.

What we can accept:
- Prescription medications (pills, capsules, patches)
- Over-the-counter maintenance meds
- Vitamins

What we cannot accept:
- Needles or Sharps (these require special disposal)
- Illegal drugs
- Thermometers or Aerosol cans

Come see us soon!

02/23/2026

February is National Children’s Dental Health Month, a great reminder that healthy habits start early. Taking care of your child’s teeth is a lifelong commitment, and it begins with the basics: brushing twice a day, flossing regularly, and visiting the dentist for routine checkups.

Good nutrition also plays an important role. Choosing water over sugary drinks, limiting sweets, and offering tooth-friendly snacks can help protect growing smiles. Using fluoride products as recommended and watching for signs like crowding or crooked teeth can also support long-term oral health.

Building these habits now helps prevent cavities and sets your child up for a lifetime of healthy smiles.

We’ve included some local resources below to ensure your children’s oral health stays optimal.

02/19/2026

Medicare and Medicaid — what’s the difference, and which one applies to you?

Our Lead Billing Clerk, Lindsey, breaks it down in this video to help you better understand your options and feel more confident about your coverage.
Have questions? Call us at 435-719-3500.

The team at Moab Regional Hospital is here to help.

02/18/2026

We are grateful to care for our community when it matters most.

“When I had an accident in my RZR, I broke five ribs and punctured and collapsed my lung. The staff took great care of me. Thank you!”

Thank you for trusting Moab Regional Hospital with your care. We are honored to support our patients through every step of recovery.

02/16/2026

This past Valentine’s Day, we celebrated 15 years in our current facility and a 40-year love story that has grown right alongside us. ❤️

Healthcare in Moab has deep roots. From Allen Memorial Hospital to the opening of Moab Regional Hospital in 2011, our mission has always been the same: caring for our community. Today, we’ve grown into a full-service healthcare hub, offering services that once required patients to travel far from home.

Mike Kelley, RN, ER Nurse Supervisor, and his wife, Paula Kelley, LPN, have witnessed that growth firsthand. Mike has served in local healthcare for 40 years, and Paula for more than 30, caring for neighbors, friends, and even classmates of their own children. They were married in 1985 and even watched the new hospital being built right in their backyard.

As we celebrate this milestone, we honor not just the growth of our hospital, but the people who have dedicated their lives to caring for this community. For 15 years in this building and for decades before, it has truly been a labor of love. ❤️

02/12/2026

February 7–14 is Congenital Heart Defects Awareness Week. ❤️

For Mark, a nurse at Moab Regional Hospital, this week is both professional and deeply personal. His son was born with a congenital heart defect, giving him firsthand experience with the strength, uncertainty, and resilience that come with this journey.

Congenital heart defects are the most common birth defect, affecting nearly 1 in 100 babies each year. Raising awareness and supporting research helps improve outcomes and provide hope for families.

To learn more, visit: childrensheartfoundation.org
To support families of children with congenital heart defects across Utah, visit: ihhearts.org

02/11/2026

Cancer prevention is not one-size-fits-all, but staying informed is a powerful first step. This checklist covers common screenings, vaccines, and lifestyle changes that can help lower cancer risk and support long-term health. Your provider can help you decide what makes sense for you.

02/09/2026

Eating disorders can affect anyone — and support is available at Moab Regional Hospital.

We offer in-person and telehealth care with Dr. Sara Walker, a HAES-aligned family and sports medicine physician specializing in disordered eating, hypermobility, and care for athletes, performers, and musicians. Her approach is compassionate, evidence-based, and judgment-free.

Dr. Walker completed her medical training at the University of Michigan, the University of Utah, and Boston Children’s Hospital, and is pictured providing on-ice medical support at the 2025 U.S. Figure Skating Championships.

Now accepting new patients, and a waiting list for appointments currently exists
In-person or telehealth appointments available

02/06/2026

We appreciate the community’s patience as shaded fuel break work begins near Moab Regional Hospital the week of Feb. 9. Temporary trail closures will be in effect during active work to ensure everyone’s safety.

02/05/2026

Flu rates are still rising, and our community is feeling it.

Even when the flu vaccine isn’t a perfect match, it still helps reduce the risk of serious illness, hospitalization, and complications, and it can make symptoms milder if you do get sick. Simple steps still matter.

You can get your flu shot at Moab Regional Hospital or the Southeast Utah Health Department. In a small town, your choices make a big difference. Protect yourself. Protect your neighbors. Get your flu shot.

02/04/2026

This American Heart Month, we want to recognize Dr. Maureen A. Maher, a visiting cardiologist at Moab Regional Hospital. Dr. Maher is a board‑certified cardiac specialist known for her expertise in noninvasive cardiology and a personalized approach to heart care, helping patients address concerns such as coronary heart disease, fainting, and other cardiac conditions right here in our community.

Dr. Maher makes regular visits to Moab so that patients can receive high‑quality, specialized care without having to travel long distances. In her own words: “I truly enjoy coming to Moab to help patients with specific heart concerns so they don’t have to travel for specialized care.”

If you have questions about your heart health or need a cardiology consultation, Dr. Maher is currently accepting appointments. Call 435‑719‑3500 to schedule your visit and take a proactive step for your heart this month.

Address

450 Williams Way
Moab, UT
84532

Telephone

+14357193500

Website

http://www.mrhmoab.org/

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Moab Regional Hospital is a 17-bed Critical Access Hospital and Level IV Trauma Center. We are proud to serve the residents and visitors to Southeast Utah. Our dedicated team puts the patient first, delivers quality cost-effective healthcare, and promotes wellness to all we serve.