Timpanogos Regional Hospital

On this Veterans Day, we join our HCA Healthcare family in honoring the contributions and commitment of those who selflessly served in the U.S. Armed Forces. Each veteran makes a positive impact in our communities through their service in and outside of the hospital. HCA Healthcare is proud to have thousands of military colleagues, having hired more than 60,000 veterans, active duty personnel and military spouses since 2012. Today, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to those who have honorably served and their family members. Our military colleagues truly exemplify our mission: Above all else, we are committed to the care and improvement of human life. #HCAVeterans #VeteransDay

One of the responsibilities of a chaplain is to help patients process treatment choices while exploring patient and family fear, anxiety, or discouragement. Chaplains don’t seek to sway their decision but instead help them explore their own thoughts and feelings about the options available to them. Meet Tracey Christensen, a PRN chaplain at Timpanogos Regional Hospital. When asked why she serves as a chaplain, Tracey responded, “I have been in challenging times supporting loved ones medically and I want to help others feel comfort, peace or at least cared for emotionally and spiritually when they are at the hospital.” When not at the hospital, Tracey works on the charity that she and her husband founded that provides physical therapy for kids with disabilities. Thank you, Tracey, for the great work you do! #WeShowUp #ImproveMoreLives

🤔 Ever wondered what the hospital chaplains are like? ⭐ Meet Bradly Baird, the lead chaplain at Timpanogos Regional Hospital and one of the most warmhearted people you will ever meet. Bradly received an MBA from Westminster College and is currently in the Master of Divinity program at Central Seminary. Did you know? Chaplains can help with more than just spiritual needs. Bradly shows up for patients by offering compassionate support for those who have gone through trauma, advocating for their emotional needs, and connecting them to post-care community resources. Have a story about your experience with chaplains? Share it in the comments! #WeShowUp #ImproveMoreLives

🌟 Join us in celebrating the incredible nurses at Timpanogos Regional Hospital! 🌟 Elevating patient care and improving human life is at the heart of our mission. Nurses are the superheroes that bring that mission to life! At Timpanogos Regional Hospital we foster a Nurse Forward environment where we can listen, learn, and grow together as a team. This week we took a moment to celebrate the nurses who deliver exceptional patient care and contribute to that culture. Do you have a story of a time a nurse made a difference in your life? Share it in the comments below! #NurseForward #HCAnurses #HCAhealthcare

Congratulations Ela Jensen for receiving the Daisy Award! Ela Jensen is known for going out of her way to care for patients at Timpanogos Regional Hospital who are battling cancer. This includes writing letters of encouragement to patients before treatments, calling to check on them, and becoming their friend. But her kindness doesn't stop there, she also runs a monthly breast cancer support group where survivors come together to learn and socialize. Thank you, Ela, for showing up for the community and improving the lives of those you serve! #WeShowUp

🔥 Celebrating local EMS members! 🔥 🚑 As we learn from each new challenge and build on the success of the past, we forge our future—a future in which the next generation has better tools to deliver compassionate care and alleviate suffering. 🚒 At a celebratory dinner, the following individuals received these distinguished awards: Pleasant Grove City Fire Department - PGFD: Kyle Hardy, Distinguished Service Award Provo Fire & Rescue: Branden Vickery, Distinguished Award EMS Educator of the Year Aaron White, Distinguished Lifesaving Award Joseph Gordon, Educational Achievement Recognition Award Josh Forsyth, Distinguished Award for Clinical Excellence Join Timpanogos Regional Hospital in congratulating these individuals for their sacrifice and service.

Today is #Juneteenth, a celebration and reminder of the official end of slavery in the United States. Juneteenth was declared a federal holiday in 2021 to reflect on the history of slavery in the U.S., rejoice in the progress our country has made and to advocate for continued meaningful change. As part of @HCAHealthcare, Timpanogos Regional Hospital remains committed to creating healthier, more equitable tomorrows for our patients, colleagues and communities. [ALT text: Celebrating Juneteenth]

Congratulations winners of the annual Oremfest + Freedom Festival Baby Contest! The cuteness was off the charts at Hillcrest Park. The winners have been posted online at https://bit.ly/4c2CQBA. The 1st place winners are invited to ride in the Oremfest Parade tonight at 7pm. Information on that is in the swag bags. Prize pick up for all winners will begin on Tuesday, June 11th at 9am in the Orem Public Library.

Join us in congratulating Josefina Garcia Corterreal for earning the Trailblazer Award! Josefina is known for being quick to respond when a room needs to be turned over and is a joy to work with. She never complains and is always willing to go where she is needed. Thank you, Josefina, for all that you do to help create an excellent patient experience!

To celebrate National Military Appreciation Month, we honored the veterans that currently work at Timpanogos Regional Hospital with a flag raising ceremony. The ceremony was performed by the Color Guard at Utah Military Academy in Lehi - Camp Williams Campus. Many employees watched from the windows and the ground as the flag was planted in the morning sunlight. Thank you to all those who participated!