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Shawn Morrow, a resident of Heber Valley, shares a personal story about the care his son received in the emergency room.

Learn how Heber Valley Dialysis Center is helping people live the healthiest lives possible

Learn why Mary Ann decided to have her baby at Heber Valley Hospital.

Now that COVID-19 vaccines are making their way into the general community, many people are wondering which vaccine they should get when it’s their turn in line. The one that comes in one dose or two? 66 percent vs. 95 percent effective? One that uses mRNA or DNA?

Intermountain Healthcare is now offering COVID-19 vaccination appointments for individuals 12 and older throughout Utah.

Heber Valley Hospital recently began offering Intermountain TeleHealth oncology services to local patients, including onsite chemotherapy treatments and consultations with Intermountain Healthcare’s team of oncologists and cancer experts from Intermountain Cancer Center.

Learn why Jessica decided to have her baby at Heber Valley Hospital.

Learn why Lauren decided to have her baby at Heber Valley Hospital.

Intermountain Heber Valley Hospital's Administrator Sit Hutt talks about an open house for the public.

Someone asked me the other day how things have changed since more and more people are getting the COVID-19 vaccine. The truth is, it’s night and day different. As the medical director of Infectious Diseases TeleHealth at Intermountain Healthcare, I’ve had a front-row seat to the devastation caused by the virus. In the past couple of months, we’ve seen fewer cases of serious illness and death. Our ICUs and other hospital units are feeling less stress.

Genomics can help to create personalized treatment plans for patients, as well as find serious hereditary diseases in families before problems get worse.

Intermountain’s Heber Valley Hospital and Heber Valley Clinic celebrated the completion of its multi-phased construction project Dec. 10.

Learn why Nellie decided to have her baby at Heber Valley Hospital.

Learn why Megan decided to have her baby at Heber Valley Hospital.

Heber Valley Hospital completed a five-year renovation project earlier this month expanding bed capacity and the overall size of the facility.

Learn why Karli decided to have her baby at Heber Valley Hospital.

Learn why Melissa decided to have her baby at Heber Valley Hospital.

America started to breathe a little easier once the first COVID-19 vaccines were rolled out. But experts warn that we still have a few more laps to run to beat the virus because of new variants entering the race. The Centers for Disease Control says that variants pose a threat that could reverse the improvements we’re seeing nationwide in new cases and hospitalizations.

The class is based on a program developed by Stanford University and held at various Intermountain Healthcare locations. Each location will hold its own six-week class. The day of the week that a class begins is the same day of the week that each subsequent class session will be held.