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(Vail Daily) Going through cancer treatment is hard on patients and their families. Vail Health’s Shaw at Home program, an at-home and community-based palliative care program for oncological patients at Shaw Cancer Center, aims to make it a little bit easier.
(Vail Daily) As summer adventuring kicks into gear, it’s important to stay apprised of the risks of tick bites. Dr. Meegan Leve, a pediatrician with Colorado Mountain Medical, said she receives calls from concerned parents about ticks every spring and summer.
(Vail Daily) Psilocybin, the active psychedelic ingredient in magic mushrooms, has been proven to impact patients with depression positively. Vail Health’s OPTIMIZE study, which will administer doses of psilocybin to all 140 participants, aims to investigate how to predict and enhance this effect.
(The Gazette) Vail Health opened its Precourt Healing Center in Edwards this month, featuring the first psychiatric treatment beds on Colorado’s Western Slope.
(Vail Daily) One prominent part of the Precourt Healing Center that has a personal and local connection is the art installation at the entrance. Donated by Edwards artist Frank Carfaro of Frank + Hank, “Inside Out” shares a story about perceptions, misdiagnosis, and finding your calling.