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What do dads do at the hospital? According to their kids… they give shots all day, keep everyone safe, make sure the hospital never runs out of anything, and somehow know how to fix people while they're sleeping. 💪
This Father’s Day, we’re celebrating the dads who show up every day for their families, patients, coworkers, and communities.
Happy Father’s Day to all the amazing dads out there. We’re honored to care for you.
06/20/2026
Lakeview Hospital recently celebrated Patient Care Technician week!
Our PCTs are integral members of the care team, delivering hands-on care that directly supports patient outcomes. From assisting with mobility, personal care, and meals to working alongside nurses and interdisciplinary teams, PCTs provide essential clinical and compassionate care throughout the day.
Meet Ethel, one of our new PCTs on the Lakeview team. Ethel’s passion for healthcare comes from her lifelong love of caring for others and providing comfort and support to patients during their care journey. She brings compassion, teamwork, and a service-focused approach to her role each day.
To Ethel, and all of our PCTs: thank you for the care, comfort, and support you bring to patients and colleagues alike.
06/19/2026
Today we recognize Juneteenth, a day that commemorates the end of slavery in the United States. We reflect on the significance of this day and remain committed to building a future grounded in compassion, respect and care for others.
Pain in your legs with physical activity? Cramping in your calves? It may be more than just fatigue.
(PAD) affects blood flow to the legs and feet — and it’s more common than you might think. Because symptoms can be mild or easy to mistake for something else, PAD often goes undiagnosed. Over time, reduced blood flow can lead to more serious issues if it’s not addressed.
The good news: PAD can often be managed with the right care. Treatment may include lifestyle changes, medication or procedures to help improve circulation.
➡️ If something doesn’t feel right or you think you may be at risk, talk to your primary care doctor. They may refer you to a specialist for further evaluation. Find a doctor near you: https://bit.ly/4xyRjkj
Summer 2026 is officially in session! ☀️
For kids, the warmer months can be more dangerous. Children are more prone to dehydration, severe sunburns and accidents, resulting in an increase in pediatric emergency room visits nationwide.
Dr. Aziz Farhat—the Pediatrics Medical Director for MountainStar Children’s Services who works at Timpanogos Regional Hospital—joined Kelly Chapman & Dan Evans on Good Day Utah to talk about how we can prepare our kids to handle certain types of emergencies. Bottom line? It's important to have a conversation.
General Rules in an Emergency:
🔵 Stay calm so you can think clearly.
🔵 Get help as quickly as you can.
🔵 If possible, send someone for help.
🔵 Give first aid, but only if you know how.
🔵 Reassure the person that help is on the way.
Timpanogos Regional, Ogden Regional Medical Center, and care sites across our HCA Healthcare network—known locally across Utah as MountainStar Healthcare—provide specialized, kid-friendly ERs, featuring 24/7 care from pediatric-trained doctors and nurses, and specialized child-sized equipment. Stay safe out there!
For more information, visit https://bit.ly/4efrMoK.
06/16/2026
A great workplace leads to great care — and we’re proud to share that Lakeview Hospital has been recognized as a 2026 Best Place to Work by Modern Healthcare for the second year in a row!
This recognition reflects the exceptional culture our teams help create every day: one built on collaboration, compassion, respect, and a shared commitment to making a difference. When our colleagues feel supported, valued, and empowered, they’re able to bring their best to every patient interaction.
We’re grateful to every Lakeview team member who makes this an outstanding place to work and an exceptional place to receive care.
Ready to take the next step in your career? Join a team where your work makes a difference every day. Explore opportunities at https://bit.ly/3Qj1GrJ
06/15/2026
Back pain can show up after a long day, a tough workout or even sleeping in an awkward position. But when certain symptoms happen along with back pain, it may be time to get medical care. Know the warning signs and when to talk to a doctor: https://bit.ly/4uGDYDU
06/12/2026
Stomach pain is common, but sometimes it's your body telling you something more serious is going on.
If your pain keeps coming back or starts to interfere with eating, sleeping or daily life, it’s time to talk to your doctor. Call 911 or visit the ER if stomach pain is severe, prolonged or accompanied by:
- Bleeding
- Fever, nausea, vomiting, or chills
- Pain that spreads across your abdomen
- Severe bloating, especially if you can’t pass gas or stool
- Inability to urinate or significant pain or blood with urination
Not sure where to go or what to do next? Our experienced, licensed nurses are available 24/7 to connect you to the care you need. Save our Consult-A-Nurse® line and call anytime, day or night, for answers, advice and peace of mind: 844-70-NURSE (844-706-8773). It's free.
06/11/2026
In 2026, approximately 2.1 million new cancer cases and more than 626,000 cancer deaths are projected to occur nationwide, according to the American Cancer Society. June – recognized annually as National Cancer Survivors Month – is dedicated to celebrating and honoring cancer survivors, raising awareness, and highlighting resources available for survivors and their caregivers. 💙🧡
Heather Martinez RN, BSN, OCN – the Mountain Division Director of Oncology Nurse Navigation at Sarah Cannon Cancer Network – joined Fox 13's The PLACE to discuss the oncology services we provide in our community and across Utah.
WATCH: https://bit.ly/4uxg51t via FOX 13 News
"A cancer diagnosis not only affects your body but your emotional well-being," Heather told host, Ashley Hawk. "At Sarah Cannon Cancer Network and MountainStar Healthcare hospitals, we offer support groups for patients, survivors and caregivers. Our programs connect you with others to help you gather together, share your struggles and provide guidance to one another."
Do you have questions about your cancer diagnosis? For answers to those, and to provide access to care, Sarah Cannon Cancer Network offers a free askSARAH call line at (844) 842-4812. Patient-focused services and clinical resources can also be found online at SarahCannon.com.
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Leading the fight to beat cancer with Sarah Cannon Cancer Network and MountainStar Healthcare Cancer is the second-leading cause of death overall and the leading cause among people younger than 85 years old in the U.S.
06/10/2026
Summer is made for sunshine and time outside — and we’re sharing a few simple precautions to help you stay safe and enjoy every moment. As warmer weather brings more people outdoors, emergency rooms often see more injuries and illnesses related to heat, overexertion and recreational activities.
As part of HCA Healthcare, we are connected to a broader network of care spanning 19 states and the U.K., making it easier to get the care you need, when and where you need it. Taking a moment to plan ahead can help you know where to go for timely treatment.
🏥 Emergency room: https://bit.ly/4xfjAfr
🕒 Urgent care: https://bit.ly/4e9RR7b
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Bountiful, UT
84010
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| Monday | 12am - 11:59pm |
| Tuesday | 12am - 11:59pm |
| Wednesday | 12am - 11:59pm |
| Thursday | 12am - 11:59pm |
| Friday | 12am - 11:59pm |
| Saturday | 12am - 11:59pm |
| Sunday | 12am - 11:59pm |