Moab Regional Hospital

Moab Regional Hospital Moab Regional Hospital is a 17-bed Critical Access Hospital and Level IV Trauma Center. We are proud
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Joseph “Joe” Mangiameli brings more than 30 years of experience in nursing and healthcare leadership to his role as Chie...
06/18/2026

Joseph “Joe” Mangiameli brings more than 30 years of experience in nursing and healthcare leadership to his role as Chief Clinical Operations Officer. He began his career as a registered nurse in cardiac care, cardiovascular ICU, and emergency medicine, and has spent the past 20 years in leadership roles, including Director, Service Line Leader, Vice President of Operations, President, and CEO. Much of his work has focused on building strong physician networks within large health systems.

Joe is deeply committed to the patient experience and to supporting the caregivers who make that experience possible. He believes strong relationships are essential to successful healthcare.

Joe holds multiple degrees in nursing, business, healthcare administration, and human capital development. He also serves as a Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Army Reserves and is the Deputy Commander of the 806th Medical Brigade/Hospital Center, with four combat tours.

Joe and his wife, Heidi, are excited to explore Moab and enjoy hiking with their family and two dogs. He is also a longtime Gonzaga basketball fan.

💙 Happy National CNA Week! 💙June 12–18, we proudly celebrate our incredible Certified Nursing Assistants at Moab Regiona...
06/17/2026

💙 Happy National CNA Week! 💙

June 12–18, we proudly celebrate our incredible Certified Nursing Assistants at Moab Regional Hospital.

"Our CNA’s are critical to our unit on Med/Surg. There is no way we would be able to provide the great patient experience we have at MRH without our CNA’s. We owe a lot to these golden hearted humans who work hard to provide every patient with loving and compassionate care." — Scott Fielding, Med/Surg Nurse Manager

Our CNAs play an essential role in patient care, providing comfort, support, and compassionate assistance throughout every stage of the healing journey. Their dedication and kindness help create a positive experience for patients and families each day.

Thank you to our CNAs for all that you do!

06/15/2026

Small Acts. Big Care.

At Moab Regional Hospital, caring for our patients goes beyond medical treatment. Madeline and our Admissions team regularly place fresh flowers in the lobby to create a welcoming environment and bring a little extra brightness to someone's day.

It's a simple gesture, but it's one of the many ways our team shows compassion and helps patients and visitors feel cared for from the moment they walk through our doors.

06/11/2026

At Moab Regional Hospital, patient safety is at the heart of everything we do.

When Anne, RN, identified an opportunity to improve patient transportation and reduce fall risks, she took action. Thanks to her dedication and advocacy, our hospital was able to add Staxi wheelchairs, helping create a safer experience for patients and caregivers alike.

Watch Anne's story and learn how one employee's commitment to patient safety is making a difference every day.

This Men’s Health Month, Moab Regional Hospital encourages men of all ages to take charge of their health. Preventive ca...
06/10/2026

This Men’s Health Month, Moab Regional Hospital encourages men of all ages to take charge of their health. Preventive care, annual checkups, regular exercise, and healthy habits can make a lasting difference.

Men’s Health Week is a great reminder to schedule appointments, ask questions, and prioritize your wellbeing, because your health matters to the people who count on you most.

Did You Know? 💡Walking for just 30 minutes a day can help improve heart health, boost energy levels, strengthen muscles,...
06/08/2026

Did You Know? 💡

Walking for just 30 minutes a day can help improve heart health, boost energy levels, strengthen muscles, and reduce stress.

The best part? You do not have to do it all at once. Even short walks throughout the day can make a positive impact on your health.

Whether it is a walk around the neighborhood, a local trail, or a quick break during the workday, every step counts. 👟

We are so grateful for kind words like these from one of our patients and their family. 💙Thank you for trusting our team...
06/04/2026

We are so grateful for kind words like these from one of our patients and their family. 💙

Thank you for trusting our team with your care. Messages like this mean so much to our staff and reflect the compassionate care we strive to provide every day to our community and visitors alike.

"My name is Alexis! I moved to Utah from Florida earlier this year, and I’m loving life in Moab! I work as a medical cod...
06/03/2026

"My name is Alexis! I moved to Utah from Florida earlier this year, and I’m loving life in Moab! I work as a medical coder at MRH with an amazing team. I review provider notes and assign codes to make sure patients are billed correctly.

Outside of work, getting outdoors has been huge for me. Hiking and traveling keep me active, clear my mind, and give me something positive to focus on. Whether it’s a peaceful trail or a tough climb, it helps me reset, push myself, and disconnect from the noise.

These photos are from my trip to Africa, where I hiked Mt. Kilimanjaro. It challenged me physically and mentally in the best way. It was an incredible experience that taught me so much about myself and the world around me.

If you can, get outside and take care of your physical and mental health! Your body and mind will thank you for it! "

Today, we honor the strength, resilience, and courage of cancer survivors in our community and beyond. Your journey insp...
06/01/2026

Today, we honor the strength, resilience, and courage of cancer survivors in our community and beyond. Your journey inspires hope and reminds us of the importance of compassionate care, support, and early detection.

Join us in celebrating every survivor today and every day.

Trauma care saves lives when every second counts. During National Trauma Awareness Month, we recognize the highly traine...
05/28/2026

Trauma care saves lives when every second counts. During National Trauma Awareness Month, we recognize the highly trained teams who are ready to respond with skill, speed, and compassion when emergencies happen.

As a Level IV Trauma Center, Moab Regional Hospital works closely with Grand County EMS and regional partners to provide critical care for both community members and visitors. From advanced training exercises to coordinated emergency response systems, our trauma team is prepared for the unexpected every day.

“Trauma is all about having the systems in place in order to take care of the patient,” says Dr. Deidre Flanagan, general surgeon and trauma director at MRH.

We are grateful for the dedicated physicians, nurses, EMS personnel, and support staff who help deliver lifesaving care to our community.

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450 Williams Way
Moab, UT
84532

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