Grand County Public Health and the Office of Emergency Management continue to request social distancing among all residents and visitors. As of today, there are no cases of confirmed Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the county. If you are ill or concerned you may have been exposed to COVID-19, please reach out to your primary care provider […]
Polis Orders Statewide Closure of Seating at Bars, Restaurants Colorado Gov. Jared Polis Monday ordered the closure of dine-in services at restaurants and bars throughout the state as he continues efforts to slow the spread of the coronavirus. He also ordered gyms, casinos and theaters to close. The order, effective immediately, allows restaurants to continue
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Grand County Public Health and the Office of Emergency Management continue to request social distancingamong all residents and visitors. As of today, there are no cases of confirmed Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the county. If you are ill or concerned you may have been exposed to COVID-19, please reach out to your primary care provider for
It is critical that we minimize exposure, particularly to our healthcare workforce. If someone is suspicious they have COVID-19, Middle Park Health please ask that first, the patient contacts the facility in which they would like to be seen and first be triaged over the phone by a medical professional. We cannot guarantee that although
Grand County now has an active COVID-19 information hotline that anyone can call for updates: 970-725-3755
Sky Hi News Middle Park Health preps for COVID-19 Middle Park Health, Grand County’s only hospital, is preparing for the potential spread of novel coronavirus through special policies and leaning on local partnerships… read more here
Spring is in full swing, and folks are anxious to get outside. People are talking about the latest gear, the best fishing holes and their favorite campsites. But what people don’t talk about this time of year is ticks and how to prevent tick-borne diseases. No one wants to think about ticks – they’re disgusting!
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Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women in the United States. In fact, as many as one in four deaths every year are caused by heart disease. The good news? Heart disease is preventable. Making small, simple, changes to your everyday life significantly decrease your chances of suffering from
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Most of us have an image in our mind of what a heart attack looks like. This image is likely aided by what we’ve seen in movies and on television: somebody suddenly grabs the left shoulder/chest, cries out in pain, and falls to the floor. Unfortunately, Hollywood’s image of the heart attack isn’t entirely accurate.
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They say April showers bring May flowers, but anyone that’s suffered from a runny nose and watery eyes knows it’s also peak season for spring allergies. An allergy occurs when your immune system overacts to a substance it thinks is harmful. It tries to protect you from the perceived threat by creating an antibody to
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Middle Park Health’s Granby Campus is currently without power due to an area outage. At this time we are awaiting information on when power will be restored. We are running on generator power to essential areas of the hospital like the Emergency Department which will remain open.
Our primary and specialty clinics have preemptively cancelled morning appointments. Our registration and scheduling staff is reaching out to all patients to reschedule. Physical Therapy patients are still being seen as scheduled.
Thank you for understanding. We will post an update as soon as power is restored.
