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Cache Valley Hospital Cache Valley Hospital takes care of all of your healthcare needs. Our Emergency Room has been rated Top 5 in the nation among HCA Healthcare's 182 hospitals!
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Since it was established in 2000, Cache Valley Hospital has delivered high quality, cost-effective care to all patients.

Cache Valley Hospital was proud to join HCA Healthcare facilities across the country in participating in the eighth annu...
10/28/2026

Cache Valley Hospital was proud to join HCA Healthcare facilities across the country in participating in the eighth annual Crush the Crisis Prescription Drug Take Back Day, held in alignment with the Drug Enforcement Administration - DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.

Thanks to the support of our community and our partners at the North Park Police Department, we collected nearly 25 pounds of unused and expired medications for safe disposal!

Proper medication disposal is an important step in preventing medication misuse, reducing the risk of accidental exposure, and helping create safer homes and healthier communities. We're grateful for opportunities like this to work alongside community partners and make a meaningful impact beyond the walls of our hospital.

Thank you to our community members, law enforcement partners, and Cache Valley Hospital colleagues who helped make this effort a success!

When breast cancer is found early, treatment can begin sooner. Mammograms, knowing your breast cancer risk and paying at...
10/28/2026

When breast cancer is found early, treatment can begin sooner. Mammograms, knowing your breast cancer risk and paying attention to breast changes can all play a role in early detection.

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, learn about breast cancer screening guidelines, when to get a mammogram, personal risk factors and breast changes to watch for: https://bit.ly/4BvhA4L

➡️ Not sure when you should get a mammogram or whether you may be at higher risk for breast cancer? Talk with your doctor about your breast cancer risk and when to start screening. You can schedule a screening mammogram online at https://bit.ly/4BOgXDV or call 855-790-3627

10/27/2026

During October's Domestic Violence (DV) Awareness Month, MountainStar Healthcare is shining a light on the long-term health and medical consequences of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) and encouraging those affected to seek help. Dr. Matt Pollard—the Chief Medical Officer (CMO) for the Southern Utah Market—joined Good Day Utah hosts, Kelly Chapman & Dan Evans, on FOX 13 News to talk about research that suggests these effects can last decades or more.

In an observational cohort study published in June 2025 in BMJ Mental Health—Psychiatry at BMJ Group—the peer reviewed, open access journal from BMJ, data confirmed IPV-related physical abuse (IPV-PA) was associated with higher risk of ongoing clinical diagnoses of depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder symptomology, as well as concurrent mental health outcomes. Further, ongoing diagnoses remained higher in midlife in individuals reporting IPV-PA, despite abuse ending many years prior to assessment.

Domestic Violence includes many forms of abuse within relationships. While often associated with IPV, relationship violence can occur across different types of relationships—between partners, family members, and caregivers, as well as others. Different types of relationship violence include:
đź’ś Teen Dating Violence
đź’ś Child Abuse/Neglect
đź’ś Family Violence
đź’ś Elder Abuse
đź’ś Violence Against People with Disabilities
đź’ś Intimate Partner Violence (IPV)

If you or someone else is in danger, call 911 immediately. To utilize a wide range of local resources, contact Utah Domestic Violence Coalition, Capsa, and/or Fight Against Domestic Violence. You do not have to navigate this alone.

Healthcare professionals can be an important resource for survivors, and confidential support is available through the National Domestic Violence Hotline at (800) 799-7233.

To get involved, visit FADV.org.

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Every breath counts, and respiratory therapists help make lifesaving care possible. During Respiratory Care Week, we joi...
10/26/2026

Every breath counts, and respiratory therapists help make lifesaving care possible. During Respiratory Care Week, we join our broader HCA Healthcare network to recognize the important role respiratory therapists (RTs) play in caring for patients and supporting care teams.

With specialized training in lung and respiratory care, RTs provide expert care during critical moments — from emergency care and intensive care to recovery and ongoing support.

As part of HCA Healthcare, RTs collaborate with care teams across a network that supported approximately 47 million patient encounters in 2025, including 10 million emergency room visits. Through their clinical skill, compassion and collaboration, they help care for patients when it matters most.

To our RTs across HCA Healthcare, thank you for the specialized care you provide through critical moments.

🧠 Stress is a normal part of life. But when it doesn’t let up and starts affecting your sleep, energy, concentration or ...
10/24/2026

🧠 Stress is a normal part of life. But when it doesn’t let up and starts affecting your sleep, energy, concentration or daily routine, it could be a sign of chronic stress or burnout.

Learn how to recognize the physical and emotional signs of chronic stress and burnout, how stress can affect your health and what you can do to manage it: https://bit.ly/3WJ9i9w

➡️ If ongoing stress is affecting your sleep, relationships or daily life, consider our mental health services: https://bit.ly/47IL6qf

Did you know? According to SAMHSA, an estimated 7.2 million people age 12 or older misused prescription pain relievers i...
10/21/2026

Did you know? According to SAMHSA, an estimated 7.2 million people age 12 or older misused prescription pain relievers in 2025. Prescription medications can play an important role in care — but when they’re misused or no longer needed, knowing how to handle them safely matters.

Jared Beckstrand — a long-time pharmacist at MountainStar Healthcare Bountiful facility, Lakeview Hospital — joined Fox 13's The PLACE and Jenny Hardman on Tuesday to discuss Crush the Crisis 2026—our health system's upcoming prescription drug take back day event.

WATCH: https://bit.ly/4kaPUMl via FOX 13 News

In 2025, our colleagues across HCA Healthcare, local law enforcement partners and communities nationwide came together to — collecting 19,846 pounds of unused or expired medications, the equivalent of approximately 13.6 million doses, at more than 150 collection sites. Since Crush the Crisis became an enterprise initiative in 2019, we have collected more than 108,500 pounds of medications for safe disposal. This year, MountainStar Healthcare is once again joining the cause, thanks to our local law enforcement partners, to help make safe medication disposal more accessible.

Help us on Saturday, Oct. 24, held in alignment with the Drug Enforcement Administration - DEA's National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, by safely and anonymously dropping off medications at five of our hospitals along the Wasatch Front from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

For more information, visit HCAhealthcare.com/CrushTheCrisis.

❤️ Would you know if your blood pressure was too high? High blood pressure, or hypertension, often has no obvious sympto...
10/21/2026

❤️ Would you know if your blood pressure was too high?

High blood pressure, or hypertension, often has no obvious symptoms. Regular blood pressure checks can help you know your numbers and identify high blood pressure early.

Learn about high blood pressure risk factors, what your blood pressure numbers mean and when a very high reading may require emergency care: https://bit.ly/4BdvMiN

📞 Have questions or need help finding care? Call Consult-A-Nurse® for free at (844) 70-NURSE (844-706-8773). Nurses are available to help 24/7.

Breast cancer screening isn't one-size-fits-all. Your personal breast cancer risk can help guide what's right for you.Yo...
10/20/2026

Breast cancer screening isn't one-size-fits-all. Your personal breast cancer risk can help guide what's right for you.

Your age, family health history and other breast cancer risk factors can all play a role in when to begin screening. For people at average risk, screening mammograms often start at age 40, but your doctor can help you decide what’s right for you based on your health history and personal risk. Swipe to learn more about screening guidelines.

➡️Due for a screening mammogram? Book online: https://bit.ly/4z1EeAk

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2380 N 400 E
North Logan, UT
84341

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