Ogden Regional Medical Center

Better be careful - there's a lion loose in our hospital. ... or it might be Pet Therapist Hugo showing off his Halloween Costume! Has pet made your hospital visit a bit better? Tell us about it in the comments.

The Davis Senior Expo is an opportunity for local seniors to get answers and explore activities for a more healthy and active lifestyle. It was held October 15 and 16 in Layton and ORMC and Syracuse ER were one of the many, featured booths. Our colleagues (like Tina Draney and Taunia Couch from the Trauma department- left to right in the photo above) conducted education on topics like stroke symptom awareness and more. More than 1500 people attended the Expo. It was a great opportunity to help the public learn more about health, and how we can play a part in their care. Do you have a suggestion for a health-related event we could help with? post in the comments, please.

😊Last week, in honor of National Spiritual Care Week, and MountainStar Healthcare hospitals across the state hosted a traveling labyrinth to help our colleagues, patients and families find a quiet time to walk through and gain a sense of peace and tranquility. The traveling labyrinth was at Ogden Regional Medical Center all day October 22. Read more about it here: https://bit.ly/3UsRL1r

We are so thrilled to see your talents! Thanks to everyone who entered the Syracuse ER Halloween Coloring Contest, Here's just a sample of the entries we received. Our winners have been notified. Can you believe how cool these are? Syracuse Emergency Center is open 24/7 to help with your family's needs, located at 323 S. 2000 W., Syracuse UT. Which one of these is your favorite?

❤️Today we recognize Dale Allgood, a registered nurse with our Cancer Treatment Center! With years of experience at Ogden Regional Medical Center, Dale brings enthusiasm and passion to his role in helping our patients understand their treatment journey. One of Dale's favorite things about working with us is making sure his patients are informed and that they know he truly cares about them. Let's extend our gratitude to Dale for his commitment to excellence as part of the team at Ogden Regional Medical Center! #WeShowUp #UnlockPossibilities Curious about opportunities to join our incredible team? Explore our careers page here: https://bit.ly/48ivyJl

👻 Spooky ER at Syracuse Emergency Center last night! Huge turnout for this event. Great support form our first responder community and our ER colleagues showed off their spooky, fun and creative skills by decorating trunks and providing treats and free pumpkins. A big 'thank you' to everyone who helped with this event. Don't forget: Syracuse Emergency Center is open 24/7 to help with you family's emergency needs! Find us at 323 S 2000 W in Syracuse.

Bring your family to the 'Spooky Syracuse ER', TONIGHT!!! Tuesday, October 22 from 4 - 6 pm!! Ambulance Fire Truck Helicopter Trick or Treat Candy First 200 kids will receive a free small pumpkin Ogden Regional Medical Center - Syracuse Emergency Center located at 323 S. 2000 W., Syracuse, UT

Trunk or Treat for our colleague families! Our departments showed off their spooky, fun and creative skills by decorating trunks for kids last night. Check out these incredible trunks. Do you have a favorite?

Bring your family to the 'Spooky Syracuse ER', on Tuesday, October 22 from 4 - 6 pm!! Ambulance Fire Truck Helicopter Trick or Treat Candy First 200 kids will receive a free small pumpkin Ogden Regional Medical Center - Syracuse Emergency Center located at 323 S. 2000 W., Syracuse, UT

The 'Gold Shoe' Certificate of Honor Award is presented to ORMC colleagues for giving of exceptional service, living our mission and exhibiting our values. "Natalie Newhouse, Speech Therapist (right) and Karly Dellasilva, Social Worker (left) with our Acute Rehabilitation Unit have earned Gold Shoe Awards. From their nomination: "They went above and beyond to get a patient to his closest family member in Alabama. Natalie assisted this patient in applying for disability. The patient did not have the experience with computers and did not have the cognitive skills to do this on his own, so as part of her treatment plan, she assisted him in entering in his information. They both worked to get his semi-truck from and to arrange a flight. This story is far more complicated than this and it was a tremendous undertaking for the both of them. Natalie’s father was a truck driver so she had a comprehensive understanding of the challenges a trucker would have, knowing that almost everything that patient owned was in his truck at that time. And for Karly, it is just in her nature to care for her patients in this manner." Join our crew: https://bit.ly/4fbP2S1