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Funding Expands Crisis Intervention Training – With the rising need for behavioral health crisis care, de-escalation education among first responders has become even more critical. The ability to assess a scene, ask the right questions, identify a person experiencing a mental health crisis, and alter tactics as needed requires training, knowledge, and awareness.
(Vail Daily) For nearly 30 years, Dr. Diana Herne has provided medical direction for emergency medicine group at Vail Health. Now, with Hearne’s retirement in June, the emergency medicine group at Vail Health has retained two physicians to take over her duties.
(RealVail) On Thursday, Vail Health issued a press release on a new academic report detailing the coordinated response to COVID-19 by Vail Health, Eagle County and other agencies.
If you reach for tissues and visit the drugstore seeking relief at certain times of the year, you may suffer from seasonal allergies, also called hay fever or allergic rhinitis.
Vail Health’s Eagle Valley Behavioral Health (EVBH) provides funding to local organizations that are improving the behavioral health of individuals and families. Our partnerships with Trio Therapy Partners and Vail Valley Salvation Army provide innovative programming that reflects the vibrancy of the Eagle River Valley as a community.