Mountain View Hospital

💙 Happy to the dads and father figures in our community! We’re honored to support your health and well-being — so you can keep showing up for the moments that matter most.

This week, we're celebrating the incredible technicians, CNAs, and care team members who help make exceptional patient care possible every day. Whether they're helping a patient take their first steps after surgery, offering comfort during a difficult moment, or working side-by-side with nurses and physicians, these team members are often the steady presence patients remember most.

Their compassion, dedication, and hands-on support make a meaningful difference in the lives of our patients and colleagues alike. 📸 Here's some fun photos from our kickoff breakfast earlier this week!

Join us in thanking the technicians and nursing assistants at Mountain View Hospital for all they do to care for others. 💙

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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/4vaqRvv

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.

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/4vOvXxL 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.

On Feb. 21, 2026, Gretl Talbot looked in the mirror and saw her worst fear staring back at her... the 18-year-old Payson High School senior was having a stroke. Two months earlier, she'd completed the requirements to become a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) through Mountainland Technical College and she realized exactly what was happening. That's when her training kicked in with life-saving clarity.

Within just 3 minutes, Santaquin City Fire/EMS responded and Gretl was transported to Mountain View Hospital. Miraculously, Gretl recovered and was able to walk the stage at her high school graduation! But, before that, she reunited with the medical team who cared for her. 💙🧡

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"I was really sad, honestly, to leave my nurses," Gretl told FOX 13 News. "Getting to thank them is really, really special to me because they're never going to know enough how much I'm thankful for them. They really saved my life."

Gretl's quick thinking was the difference between recovery and devastating loss.

"Time is tissue. Our brain is tissue," explained Amanda McCoy, the ICU and Cath Lab manager at MountainStar Healthcare's Payson hospital. "The longer we go without oxygen to vital organs and tissue, we lose that, and it's very hard to recover. Time was very important. And it was on her side, because she recognized all of the things that mattered."

The experience didn't just save Gretl's life — it revealed her calling. During the reunion, she shared news that brought her nurses to tears: she plans to pursue nursing at BYU-Idaho this fall.

Way to go, Gretl! We are cheering you on every step of the way. You will make the BEST nurse! 🎉🎉🎉

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Four months after a stroke, Utah teen graduates and looks ahead to nursing career The right side of her face was drooping. Her hand was completely numb. In that terrifying moment, Gretl Talbot's recent training as a certified nursing assistant kicked in with life-saving clarity.

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.

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🕒 Urgent care: https://bit.ly/43tyH7v

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