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It takes a full house to care for a stroke. 🏥

Stroke care brings together the right experts at the right time, working together for you.

Every stroke is unique, so every care team is too. We’re here to help you heal and get home. ♥️

*We see you Computed Tomography Technologists! ♥️

#MeetTheStrokeTeam #StrokeAwarenessMonth #StrokeMonth #intermountainhealth #thepowerofwe

Running for Recognition. 🏃‍♀️

Intermountain Health Emergency Room Nurse Angela Barnett is running across Utah to Emergency Departments to recognize the efforts of all ED nurses.

Running helped Angela process the "emotional weight of my work and reconnect with my purpose in nursing and helping others”. She hopes her efforts make nurses feel appreciated and a reminder to care for themselves as much as they do for others. 🫶

#NursesWeek

Many of our caregivers come from all walks of life. Four of them come from the same immediate family. ♥️

Four of the six Ketchesides work in our Trauma One emergency department at Intermountain Medical Center. They may have different shifts, but help provide great care to patients during a potentially scary visit to our ED.

Though they may not always see each other on the clock, they show up to their shifts with the same purpose. ♥️

#MothersDay #Healthcare

Many of our caregivers come from all walks of life. Four of them come from the same immediate family. ♥️

Four of the six Ketchesides work in our Trauma One emergency department at Intermountain Medical Center. They may have different shifts, but help provide great care to patients during a potentially scary visit to our ED.

Though they may not always see each other on the clock, they show up to their shifts with the same purpose. ♥️

#MothersDay #Healthcare

Many of our caregivers come from all walks of life. Four of them come from the same immediate family. ♥️

Four of the six Ketchesides work in our Trauma One emergency department at Intermountain Medical Center. They may have different shifts, but help provide great care to patients during a potentially scary visit to our ED.

Though they may not always see each other on the clock, they show up to their shifts with the same purpose. ♥️

#MothersDay #Healthcare

Many of our caregivers come from all walks of life. Four of them come from the same immediate family. ♥️

Four of the six Ketchesides work in our Trauma One emergency department at Intermountain Medical Center. They may have different shifts, but help provide great care to patients during a potentially scary visit to our ED.

Though they may not always see each other on the clock, they show up to their shifts with the same purpose. ♥️

#MothersDay #Healthcare

Many of our caregivers come from all walks of life. Four of them come from the same immediate family. ♥️

Four of the six Ketchesides work in our Trauma One emergency department at Intermountain Medical Center. They may have different shifts, but help provide great care to patients during a potentially scary visit to our ED.

Though they may not always see each other on the clock, they show up to their shifts with the same purpose. ♥️

#MothersDay #Healthcare

Many of our caregivers come from all walks of life. Four of them come from the same immediate family. ♥️

Four of the six Ketchesides work in our Trauma One emergency department at Intermountain Medical Center. They may have different shifts, but help provide great care to patients during a potentially scary visit to our ED.

Though they may not always see each other on the clock, they show up to their shifts with the same purpose. ♥️

#MothersDay #Healthcare

Many of our caregivers come from all walks of life. Four of them come from the same immediate family. ♥️

Four of the six Ketchesides work in our Trauma One emergency department at Intermountain Medical Center. They may have different shifts, but help provide great care to patients during a potentially scary visit to our ED.

Though they may not always see each other on the clock, they show up to their shifts with the same purpose. ♥️

#MothersDay #Healthcare

Many of our caregivers come from all walks of life. Four of them come from the same immediate family. ♥️

Four of the six Ketchesides work in our Trauma One emergency department at Intermountain Medical Center. They may have different shifts, but help provide great care to patients during a potentially scary visit to our ED.

Though they may not always see each other on the clock, they show up to their shifts with the same purpose. ♥️

#MothersDay #Healthcare

Our brains are amazing problem‑solvers. 🧠
They help us decide what to buy at the store, build cities, and carry lessons from the past into new experiences.

That same strength can pull us into worry and think about things that aren’t happening right now and may never happen.

Mindfulness helps bring us back to the present.
It’s a way to notice what’s real in this moment, instead of getting lost in future “what‑ifs.”
A small pause can make a big difference. ⏯️

Visit the link in our bio for more resources.

#mentalhealthmonth #mindfulness #intermountainhealth

Intermountain Health teamed up with The Defensive Line during Super Bowl LVIII (2024) to engage in meaningful mental health conversation. This event featured a panel of current and former NFL players focused on providing mental health tips and resources to the community. We encourage individuals to speak up, seek support, and know they’re not alone. Because mental wellness isn’t just a moment, it’s a movement.

For mental health resources visit our link in bio 🔗

#MentalHealthMonth

Get inspired by more of winners of this year’s Women To Watch awards! 🏆✨

Heather Wall, President of LDS Hospital at @intermountain, found her lifelong passion for healthcare amidst the chaos of 9/11. Witnessing the bravery of healthcare workers during the crisis in NYC, Heather was moved to dedicate her career to helping others receive access to emergency and clinical care.

Heather’s unwavering commitment to healthcare has made a significant impact both within her organization and the wider community.

Get to know her and read more about all the honorees in the magazine and online at utahbusiness.com

🖤 Did you know?

Dermatologists, skin care specialists, and other skin professionals often play a key role in identifying changes in the skin.

At Intermountain Health, we believe in teamwork— partnering with patients and skin care professionals alike to help spot concerns early and ensure timely care when it matters most.
If you notice a new or changing spot, trust your instincts and seek expert guidance.

#MelanomaAwarenessMonth #TeamBasedCare
#IntermountainHealth #Dermatology

Behind every moment of care is a caregiver who shows up with heart, purpose, and compassion. ♥️

Their impact is felt far beyond a single moment. It’s felt in the lives they touch every day.

Thanks to your nominations, we honored our caregivers at our L.O.V.E. Awards event May 12.

Know any of our caregivers whose care deserves to be celebrated? Nominate them at the link in our bio.

Your mental health matters more than you may think. 🧠

Dr. Henderson’s three simple but powerful reminders about why mental health care matters shows why reaching out for support can be one of the most important steps toward feeling better.

Visit the link in our bio for some resources.

Our team is here to support you along the way. ♥️

#MentalHealthAwareness Month

Dr. Mark Ogilvie is an Interventional Radiologist and an expert in image guided interventions.

These interventions allow for rapid, minimally invasive removal of clot from the brain during a stroke. Working with a team of neurologists, emergency physicians, anesthesiologists and critical care doctors, Dr. Ogilvie helps determine if a patient is a candidate for a clot removal during a stroke.

“The work can be very satisfying when the clot is removed quickly and patients have improvement in function.”

He recommends that stroke prevention is best started with your primary care doctor who can evaluate and mitigate risks.

#StrokeAwarenessMonth

In this week’s episode of Your Healthiest Life, Katie Rustici, MD (Women’s Health) breaks down why weight gain during perimenopause and menopause is so common. She explains how the drop in estrogen slows metabolism, why this is one of the top reasons women
seek treatment, and how strength training can be a game‑changer in managing this symptom.

Tune in to learn how to support your body through this transition in the link in our bio.

Ever wonder why you may get a nosebleed? 🤔

👃 Not all nosebleeds are the same. Some cases may require a visit to an Ear, Nose, Throat (ENT) specialist or the emergency room.

To learn about additional services our ENTs provide, visit the link in our bio.

Ever wonder why you may get a nosebleed? 🤔

👃 Not all nosebleeds are the same. Some cases may require a visit to an Ear, Nose, Throat (ENT) specialist or the emergency room.

To learn about additional services our ENTs provide, visit the link in our bio.

Ever wonder why you may get a nosebleed? 🤔

👃 Not all nosebleeds are the same. Some cases may require a visit to an Ear, Nose, Throat (ENT) specialist or the emergency room.

To learn about additional services our ENTs provide, visit the link in our bio.

Ever wonder why you may get a nosebleed? 🤔

👃 Not all nosebleeds are the same. Some cases may require a visit to an Ear, Nose, Throat (ENT) specialist or the emergency room.

To learn about additional services our ENTs provide, visit the link in our bio.

Ever wonder why you may get a nosebleed? 🤔

👃 Not all nosebleeds are the same. Some cases may require a visit to an Ear, Nose, Throat (ENT) specialist or the emergency room.

To learn about additional services our ENTs provide, visit the link in our bio.

Ever wonder why you may get a nosebleed? 🤔

👃 Not all nosebleeds are the same. Some cases may require a visit to an Ear, Nose, Throat (ENT) specialist or the emergency room.

To learn about additional services our ENTs provide, visit the link in our bio.