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Valley-Wide Health Systems has been named the 2018 Adams State University Grizzly Club Corporate Partner of the Year. The award is presented to organization’s that have

Valley-Wide Health Systems’ Diabetes Educator, Josh Phifer, will be hosting a Diabetes Night next Wednesday, November 14th. This is event is free for all participants and

As part of American Diabetes Month, we are looking at the ways our integrated healthcare services can support people with chronic conditions like diabetes. In

Periodontal disease (periodontitis) is when our teeth lose the support around them (bone, gums). This process can be related to diabetes. The likelihood of having

November is American Diabetes Month and throughout the month, Valley-Wide Health Systems will be featuring education, tips, and information from our medical, dental, and behavioral

Written by Dr. Patrick Smith, Valley-Wide Health Systems and Dr. Nicole Oberfoell, Valley-Wide Health Systems Medical Resident. Each year in the United States, approximately 480,000 people

Valley-Wide Health Systems, Inc. is pleased to announce that President/CEO Gigi Darricades has been named the 2018 Stanley J. Brasher Legacy Award Winner. The Stanley J.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Schedule your Well-Woman Exam today and keep yourself and your loved ones safe and healthy! Remember, early detection can help save lives. Schedule your appointment today.

Written by Linda Relyea – Adams State University News  This article was featured in the Autumn 2018 edition of Adams State University’s magazine, A-Stater. After graduating from Adams State

This past Friday, Valley-Wide hosted the 1st Annual Building for the Future Golf Tournament at Four Mile Ranch Golf Club in Cañon City. This was a great event with a nice turnout

Valley-Wide Health Systems is pleased to announce that Maelisa Rider, Registered Dental Hygienist, has joined the Las Animas Dental Clinic team. Rider earned her Associates Degree in Dental Hygiene from Pueblo

In 2017, Valley-Wide Health Systems was awarded $225,000 from the Denver Foundation’s Colorado Health Access Fund (CHAF) to support the renovation of the behavioral health sections of the new Cañon City clinic. The clinic at 531 Main