Covid Fatigue
by Dr. Phil Petersen I’m tired, as are all of you. I’m tired of the COVID pandemic. I’m tired of not being able to do all the things I
St. Mary’s Hospital Rehabilitation Services: New Space & A New Face!
St. Mary’s Hospital and Clinics and the St. Mary’s Hospital Foundation are proud to introduce our new Rehabilitation Services Facility at St. Mary’s in Cottonwood. The new space houses
COVID vaccine
I am not sure what normal looks like anymore, but I hear a lot of people say “when things go back to normal” or “I want things to go
“Back to School” Routine & Other Healthy Habits
By Dr. Colleen Sholar With COVID-19 ongoing, and it being fall, that typically heralds the end to summer carelessness and a “back to school” or the grindstone atmosphere, this
Coronavirus and Mental Health
by Erin Massey, Behavioral Health Consultant, CVHC My new norm these days is arriving to work and taking my temperature. After reading “Taking Your Mental Health Temperature During COVID-19” by
Structural Damage Incurred at Clearwater Valley Hospital and Clinics
Because safety and transparency are critically important to our organization, we want to give an update on an incident that occurred this past weekend. Early Saturday morning, an individual drove
Covid 19 – A Different Animal by Dr. Kelly McGrath
“Isn’t the coronavirus just another common cold virus?” “I don’t think I have risk, so why should I care?” These are some of the questions asked in our community about
Healthy Communities’ “Walk the Prairie & Beyond Program” goes Virtual!
St. Mary’s Partnership for Healthy Communities’ “Walk the Prairie & Beyond Program” goes Virtual this Year! Everything is looking a little different this year, and our St. Mary's & Clearwater
Coronavirus: Updated Questions and Answers
by Dr. Seth Lukens Is there a cure for COVID-19? There are a number of therapies being investigated that may later be found to help to reduce the severity and
Don’t Let Down Your Guard this Summer
Nobody could have predicted the derailing of summer 2020 plans by a once-in-a-generation pandemic. Despite this, our community has been stepping up to the plate to help prevent the spread