Intermountain Platte Valley Hospital

Intermountain Platte Valley Hospital Platte Valley Hospital, now part of Intermountain Healthcare, is a 98-bed hospital in Brighton.

Founded in 1960, Platte Valley Medical Center is an award-winning hospital that provides advanced care and treatments in several advanced medical specialties including orthopedics, women's health, and heart and vascular care.

We’re proud to celebrate one of our own at Platte Valley Hospital. 💙Congratulations to Sarah Shepherd-McCartney, recipie...
04/02/2026

We’re proud to celebrate one of our own at Platte Valley Hospital. 💙

Congratulations to Sarah Shepherd-McCartney, recipient of the 2025 Rising Tide Award from the Colorado Perinatal Care Quality Collaborative’s Turning the Tide initiative.

This award recognizes individuals who demonstrate leadership, commitment and meaningful impact in improving care for pregnant and postpartum patients affected by substance use. Sarah was honored for the difference she continues to make through her dedication, compassion and leadership in supporting patients and families.

We’re grateful to have caregivers like Sarah helping advance safer, more respectful and supportive care in our community.

Please join us in congratulating Sarah on this well-deserved recognition.

03/30/2026

What does a doctor do? According to local kids… a little bit of everything. 💙👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️

For Doctors' Day, we asked local students to share what they think doctors do — and their answers were funny, thoughtful, creative, and honestly… pretty spot on.

In this video, Dr. Joel Meyer, Chief Medical Officer at Intermountain Health Platte Valley Hospital, reads a few of their responses and drawings in honor of the physicians who care for our community every day.

Join us in wishing our doctors a happy Doctors' Day and thanking them for the compassion, skill, and care they bring to every patient, every day. 💙

03/25/2026

To celebrate National Nutrition Month, Kelly Enenbach, clinical dietitian at Saint Joseph Hospital and Platte Valley Hospital, took on the viral blind ranking trend — with a healthy snack twist.

From fiber-filled favorites to protein-packed picks, Kelly ranked five smart snack options without knowing what was coming next… and let’s just say, some choices were tougher than others. 😅

Each snack brings something a little different to the table, whether it’s protein, healthy fats, fiber, or long-lasting energy to help power your day.

Now it’s your turn: How would you rank these five snacks? ⬇️

Veggies & hummus
Greek yogurt & berries
Apples & nut butter
Whole-grain crackers & avocado
DIY trail mix

Drop your ranking in the comments! 💬

03/24/2026

What’s behind the rise in colon cancer among younger adults?

In Episode 1 of Your Healthiest Life, Intermountain Health colorectal surgeon Dr. Noelle Bertelson shares what we’re seeing, what may be contributing, and why paying attention to your health matters now more than ever.

The takeaway: advocate for yourself and don’t wait to get checked. Early action can make a real difference.

🎧 Listen to Episode 1 of Your Healthiest Life now on Spotify and start your journey toward better health.

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6kaftlGr5f9cVDXdnr530s?si=QFObwr4XT9Kw772HqCyqAA
Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=bYQj_hJ4n-zCEYUt&v=eFo-APqGFgM&feature=youtu.be
Apple:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/your-healthiest-life/id1882125708

Hot flashes. Sleepless nights. Feeling out of control in your own body.For one Intermountain Health patient, menopause s...
03/20/2026

Hot flashes. Sleepless nights. Feeling out of control in your own body.

For one Intermountain Health patient, menopause symptoms like insomnia and 10–12 hot flashes a day were impacting every part of her life—from her energy at work to her ability to rest at night.

She wasn’t sure if help was out there. But after connecting with Dr. Jennifer Wilson, everything changed.

Through thoughtful listening and a personalized treatment plan, Dr. Wilson prescribed hormone therapy to help manage her symptoms. Within weeks, the difference was life-changing—she’s now sleeping through the night and has gone over a month without day or night sweats.

“I feel like myself again,” she shared.

At Platte Valley Hospital, we’re here to make sure women feel heard, supported, and cared for—especially during life transitions like menopause. You don’t have to navigate it alone.

Learn more about our menopause care and resources:
🔗 https://intermountainhealth.org/services/womens-health/menopause

Excellence in care starts with a passion for learning. 💙This Certified Nurses Day, we’re proud to recognize the certifie...
03/19/2026

Excellence in care starts with a passion for learning. 💙

This Certified Nurses Day, we’re proud to recognize the certified nurses at Platte Valley Hospital who continue to grow their expertise and elevate the care they provide every day.

This is just one of the groups of certified nurses we’re celebrating—each bringing unique experiences, skills, and heart to their role.

Swipe through to hear what inspired them to become certified and how they spend their time outside of work recharging and doing what they love.

Thank you for the difference you make for our patients and community.

📣 Event Update: Ladies Night Out PostponedWe’re excited about Ladies Night Out at Platte Valley Hospital—but we’ll be mo...
03/19/2026

📣 Event Update: Ladies Night Out Postponed

We’re excited about Ladies Night Out at Platte Valley Hospital—but we’ll be moving this event to summer 2026 to make it an even better experience for our community.

While we know this may be a change of plans, we can’t wait to bring you an evening focused on connection, education, and women’s health—just a little later than expected. 💙

When it returns this summer, you can still look forward to:
✨ Meeting our providers
✨ Exploring women’s health services
✨ Interactive activities, food, and swag
✨ Topics like breast health, heart health, menopause, mental health, and more

Stay tuned for a new date and details coming soon—we promise it’ll be worth the wait!

During Women’s History Month, we’re proud to honor the women whose vision helped shape health care in our communities.In...
03/16/2026

During Women’s History Month, we’re proud to honor the women whose vision helped shape health care in our communities.

In the late 1800s, the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth brought compassionate care to Colorado. Pioneering leaders like Mother Xavier Ross, Sr. Pancratia Bonfils, and Sr. Praxedes Carty helped establish hospitals that served growing communities and ensured people had access to care when they needed it most.

Decades later, as Denver’s health care needs continued to grow, sisters including Sr. Mary Pierre, Sr. Mary Asella, and Sr. Mary Keiran helped lead the planning for a new Saint Joseph Hospital campus in 1959. The hospital—known for its signature radial towers—opened in 1961 and continued the Sisters’ mission of caring for the community.

More than a century later, their legacy lives on across Intermountain Health hospitals along the Front Range. Every day, our caregivers carry forward the mission the Sisters set in motion: caring for people with compassion, dignity, and respect.

This Women’s History Month, we celebrate the generations of women whose courage and leadership helped build the foundation for the care we provide today. 💙

Colon cancer is one of the most preventable cancers — but myths can keep people from getting screened.The truth? Screeni...
03/13/2026

Colon cancer is one of the most preventable cancers — but myths can keep people from getting screened.

The truth? Screening can find problems before cancer starts and save lives. In this post, we’re breaking down 7 common myths about colon cancer screening and sharing the facts everyone should know.

If you’re 45 or older, talk with your doctor about which screening option is right for you. A simple step today can protect your health for years to come.

Because when it comes to colon cancer, early detection truly makes all the difference. 💙

A simple walk was the first sign something wasn’t right for Brighton resident Pat Bartels.Years after undergoing triple ...
03/12/2026

A simple walk was the first sign something wasn’t right for Brighton resident Pat Bartels.

Years after undergoing triple bypass surgery, Pat continued to face heart challenges — including persistent chest pain and multiple procedures. But last fall, a minimally invasive transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) at Platte Valley Hospital helped change everything.

Led by interventional cardiologist Peter Boulous, Pat’s care plan addressed two major issues: blocked arteries and a deteriorating heart valve. After undergoing a novel drug-coated balloon angioplasty followed by the valve replacement procedure, Pat quickly began to feel the difference.

Within weeks, she took her first long walk without chest pain.

Today, Pat is back to doing what she loves — exercising, staying active, and spending time with her granddaughters.

Her advice to others: listen to your body and don’t ignore symptoms.

💙 Read more about Pat’s journey and how innovative heart care helped her recovery:
https://www.canyoncourier.com/news/heart-valve-replacement-key-to-brighton-woman-s-recovery/article_e79f81d0-3321-5d05-96b5-0214542e20a8.html

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