-
Legislation will require hospitals and clinics to disclose online and directly to patients if they do allow allow women to get their tubes tied, provide gender-affirming care, or end-of-life options. Mercy Hospital in Durango, for example, made no public announcement when it decided it would no longer let women get tubal ligations following cesarean sections.
-
CommonSpirit Health and AdventHealth say they will manage their hospitals separately. Durango's Mercy Hospital is among the facilities that will be independently managed by CommonSpirit.
-
-
As Southwest Colorado’s positive COVID-19 cases are surging, all eyes are on area hospitals. KSUT’s Sarah Flower spoke with Mike Murphy, interim CEO of…
-
COVID-19 has taken its toll on our nation's hospitals. Rural communities have their own challenges. Mike Murphy, CEO of Mercy Regional Medical Center…
-
Mercy Regional Medical Center recently announced they're reducing the hours and number of diagnostic COVID-19 tests at their free community testing site.…
-
Testing shortages for COVID-19 has been an issue nationwide. Today, Southwest Colorado's testing options have expanded considerably. KSUT’s Sarah Flower…
-
KSUT's Sarah Flower gets a closer look at COVID-19 with Dr. Jennifer Rupp from Four Corners Infectious Disease and Internal Medicine, and Mercy Regional…
-
Frontline professionals put their health and lives at risk daily for our community, but the stakes of their risk and the associated additional stress at…
-
Mercy Regional Medical Center has grown to be one of the largest and most technologically advanced hospitals in the Four Corners region. But is it…