Ogden Regional Medical Center

🎈 A new, Free Standing Emergency Center is on the way in Syracuse! We'll be ready to serve the emergency needs of the community in just a few weeks. It's located at 323 S. 2000 W., Syracuse Utah – just north of Syracuse High School on the southeast corner of the intersection of 2000 West and Highway 193. It will be fully equipped and staffed by experienced, board-certified physicians from Ogden Regional Medical Center. They will be supported by equally knowledgeable nurses, technicians and other medical staff. These experts will provide exceptional emergency care for people of Syracuse, Layton, Clinton, Clearfield and the surrounding area. With Syracuse Emergency Center in the neighborhood, the north Davis County community will benefit from having an option for emergency care that is closer to home. Here's more about our emergency services: https://bit.ly/3YeHkBw

💗 Thank you to the Sharing Hope Foundation for donating activity bags to antepartum mothers at our hospital. Fifteen years ago, Lisa Barlow was on bedrest until her twins could be delivered. She created the Sharing Hope Foundation bags to let moms know they are not alone and someone cares when going through something like she experienced. They donate over 500 bags annually to antepartum mothers! Here's information about how we treat high-risk pregnancy: https://bit.ly/46biaFC

🐴 Ogden's biggest celebration starts today and We Show Up! 🐎🤠 We are pleased to be a sponsor of Ogden Pioneer Days - and - so surprised and delighted that Miss Rodeo Ogden, Jenessa Sullivan, showed up to meet with our hospital leadership to drop off our official sponsor package! It's rodeo time folks...let's ride!! We Show Up in a lot of ways. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4fd4b6j

💖 Thankful Thursday! “Every single nurse who cared for me from the ER to the surgery nurses were amazingly kind and compassionate. I have been a RN for 25 years and I didn’t have to worry...they were so on the ball.” - Email Received Did you have a nice experience at our hospital? Tell us about it in the comments. 💖

🎉We LOVE it when our colleagues expand their skills to serve you better...and we are going to 📢 shout it out! Congratulations Cydney Eden for becoming a certified surgery tech! So proud of you. Interested in joining our team? Check out open positions with Mountainstar: https://bit.ly/3zMkiaV

The biggest event of the year in our community ... and .. We Show Up! Ogden Regional Medical Center, Ogden Pioneer Days and Ogden Weber Chamber (3 'Ogdens!') joined forces for the unveiling of the new Spencer Fox Eccles Pioneer Stadium for the 90th Anniversary and the official kick-off of rodeo week.We are proud to be part of this celebration! That's our new COO, Jake Taylor, addressing the crowd in the photos. 90 years! - tell us how many years you've been going to the rodeo in the comments section.

The 'Gold Shoe' Certificate of Honor Award is presented to ORMC colleagues for giving of exceptional service, living our mission and exhibiting our values. Tyler Sprague and Keri Thredgold with our Operating Room have received 'Gold Shoe' awards. From their nomination: "We had an employee who lives in Farmington and his car broke down in Salt Lake, which left him stranded - no way to get his broken car to the shop, and no family to help. Tyler offered to drive to Farmington, pick him up, and take him to SLC to a mechanic. Keri then offered to help with rides to work until his car was repaired. The OR crew takes care of each other as well as they take care of their patients!" Keri and Tyler, 4th and 3rd form right, with ORMC leadership in the photo. Join our crew: https://bit.ly/3S9H7vs

'Bee Award' for Brittny Miller, Clinical Research Coordinator for the Cancer Treatment Center! The honey bee is known for it's dedication to laboring for others. Like the bee, we have nursing partners who dedicate themselves to providing exceptional care and creating a safe, comfortable environment for others. The Bee Award is in recognition for upholding those values. From her nomination: "She has worked hard to drive our research program by working with the pathologists, radiologists, surgeons, medical oncologists and radiation oncologists. Her and her team have developed processes to make it easier for the physicians to order testing. She has taken the time to educate both the physicians and their staff on the importance of clinical research in cancer and helped to make the processes more efficient for everyone. Clinical research is an integral part of cancer treatment both for the individual and future cancer patients. The current studies that Brittny has aligned ORMC with help to better target the different types of tumors and the best treatment course for the patient possibly forgoing more challenging treatments. The patients that are enrolled are tracked for 10 years including reoccurrences and outcomes. This only betters future patient care by helping understand long term outcomes for each type of tumor. Brittny has worked tirelessly to grow our clinical research program by working to add others studies to our program and expand the care that our cancer treatment patients receive." Brittny, 2nd from right, with hospital leadership. Here's more about our Cancer Treatment Program: https://bit.ly/3LnZVmU

Scott Schwaegler was selected as the 2023 MountainStar/HCA Awards of Distinction Volunteer of the Year. Scott has volunteered with our hospital for more than 11 years. He has given so much to us - working in mail delivery and in the pharmacy. He is very admired for his hard work and knowledge that he shares freely with anyone who needs help. As a veteran of the US Air Force, Scott has taken it upon himself to make sure our flag is always flying, in good condition, and at proper staff. We interviewed Scott 8 YEARS AGO in the video ... and he's still going strong! https://bit.ly/3Y0Lm00

Did you know that ORMC's Acute Rehabilitation Unit helps Parkinson's Disease patients to live a more normal life? Rowdy Hatch with the ARU explains how is this video. Check it out and spread the word. We can help! Here's more about our ARU: https://bit.ly/45Zi8AR