CommonSpirit Holy Cross Hospital - Mountain Point

06/01/2026

We’re proud to recognize Craig Storms, RN, at Holy Cross Hospital - Mountain Point as a DAISY Award honoree. The DAISY Award recognizes nurses who go above and beyond in providing exceptional patient care, and Craig’s dedication truly reflects the heart of nursing.

Craig was nominated by a patient for his compassion and support he provided during an unexpected and overwhelming medical experience. What began as a visit for dehydration and illness quickly turned into a frightening situation.

Throughout the experience, Craig remained calm, kind, and reassuring, helping the patient feel supported during one of the most difficult moments of her life. The patient shared that Craig’s compassion made her feel cared for and grounded.

Thank you, Craig, for the incredible difference you make in your patients' lives every day.

05/12/2026

During Nurses Week, we held our annual Blessing of the Hands ceremony. This beautiful tradition honors the compassionate touch and tireless dedication of our nurses, like Maggie Adamson here, as blessed by our wonderful Hospital Chaplain Priest, Father Bartholomew. Their hands bring comfort, healing, and hope to so many, every single day. We are so grateful for their service!

05/11/2026

This Hospital and Clinic Week, we’re celebrating the people whose passion, teamwork and humankindness make healing possible every single day.

From supporting patients and families to encouraging one another behind the scenes, every role plays a part in creating compassionate care and stronger communities.

It’s more than a job. It’s a shared mission to serve others, make a difference and lead with heart.

Thank you to all who show up each day with purpose, empathy and dedication. Happy

05/10/2026

Today, we recognize the many forms of motherhood and caregiving, and the countless ways care, support, and compassion shape the lives of others.

Wishing a meaningful Mother’s Day to all who nurture, guide, and care for those around them.

05/08/2026

Happy Nurses Week to the incredible nurses who help shape every patient experience! The care you provide goes far beyond treatment - you offer comfort, encouragement, and advocacy in moments that matter most. To every nurse on our care team, thank you for the commitment and heart you bring to your work every day.

05/06/2026

Nurses, in moments big and small, you are there. Thank you for leading change and discovering innovative ways to help patients heal and feel their best. Happy .

05/01/2026

Would you know if someone is having a stroke? During Stroke Awareness Month, remember: quick action is critical! Stay informed about the signs and how to respond.

Learn more about the information and resources available here. https://ow.ly/R0Tf50YSE8A

04/20/2026

Thank you to the volunteers who pour their time, energy, and heart into helping others every day!

This National Volunteer Week, hear from a few of our volunteers about why volunteering means so much to them. From welcoming to providing comfort, their presence makes a difference to our patients, families, and team of caregivers.

04/16/2026

Understanding stroke risk today means looking beyond age, as lifestyle habits, genetics, and underlying health conditions can impact anyone.

Dr. Mohammad Shoari shares with KSL.com that strokes are increasing among younger adults, even teenagers.

Proactive health habits, routine screenings, and awareness of symptoms like those in the FAST acronym are key to reducing risk and improving recovery outcomes.

Increasingly people 20-40 and even children and teenagers are having strokes. Parents should pay attention because these numbers indicate a troubling trend.

04/08/2026

With National Robotics Week underway, we wanted to introduce our da Vinci robot, Ursula. Dr. Broc Durrant uses the robot to perform gallbladder, bowel repair, and other abdominal surgeries.

CommonSpirit Health uses the latest robotic technological systems, offering our surgeons greater precision in minimally invasive surgeries and contributing to better patient outcomes.