U.S. Olympian Bode Miller discusses mental health in new documentary
Film captures the behavioral struggles of living in a mountain town
Health & Wellness
Bode Miller unveils movie on mental health in ski towns in Durango, Pagosa Springs
Famed ski racer will host a screening, panel Wednesday and Thursday
Archuleta County resident dies from plague
Health department offers tips for avoiding disease
New COVID-19 vaccine expected ‘soon’ in Archuleta, La Plata counties
Health officials report uptick in number of cases locally
About 5,000 people will have an insurance gap after Friday Health’s collapse in Colorado
Real estate agent Lauren Gibbs penciled out math equations to manage the complex transition from her now-defunct Friday Health Plans insurance plan to a new insurer.Andrew Kenney/CPR News When state…
Health officials raise alarm over West Nile cases
‘We have a lot of concerns,’ director of clinic and communicable disease says
Over-the-counter birth control could expand access to contraceptives, but cost of pill to be determined
Health professionals laud FDA decision
La Plata County resident dies of West Nile virus
This was the state’s second death from the virus this year
State health department identifies case of West Nile virus in La Plata County
San Juan Basin Public Health offers guidance on how to mitigate contact with mosquitoes
Mountain Range Fitness adds Fit 3D body scanner to gym
The scanner identifies potential health issues, provides information about health and wellness
A call for help: 911 dispatchers live through same traumas as police, firefighters
Those who answer calls are working toward mental health resilience
Pueblo Community College receives accreditation for bachelor’s degree in nursing
Five-semester program adds to qualifications health care workers can earn through the school
Right to Contraception Act reintroduced into Congress
Legislation seeks to cement health care rights
Colorado decriminalized psilocybin. Here’s your guided trip through what happens next
What’s the timeline? Is natural medicine right for you? Should you microdose?
Hospital now accepts breast milk donation for state repository
San Juan Regional Medical Center has the first donation depot in northern New Mexico
Southwest Memorial Hospital doctors say women should know tubal ligations are offered in Cortez
Mercy Hospital’s shift from sterilization services prompts health professionals to perform outreach
New Mexico Department of Health warns of compromised health information
Records request released protected health information
Colorado hospitals that refuse services, like tying tubes, will have to say so publicly
Legislation will require providers to notify patients about certain types of care they do not provide
Sen. Steven Neville speaks at chamber event
Neville provided a legislative wrap-up of bills effecting San Juan County
Mercy Hospital ends female sterilization services
Policy shift is ‘unethical’ and a ‘disservice’ to patients, gynecologist says