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San Juan Regional Medical Center remains committed to caring for the health and wellbeing of our neighbors in the aftermath of the flooding affecting our community. We are in this together, and we are here for you.
As a Primary Stroke Center, San Juan Regional Medical Center is committed to providing high-quality stroke care through the right combination of equipment, highly trained caregivers, established protocols and coordinated care.
Join San Juan Regional Medical Center on Saturday, October 31 at our Medical Office Building (407 S. Schwartz in Farmington) from 9-11 a.m. for a free flu shot clinic for adults 18 and older.
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San Juan Regional Medical Center Earns Primary Stroke Center Certification from DNV
San Juan Regional Medical Center is proud to announce that we have received Primary Stroke Center Certification from DNV, recognizing the hospital’s readiness to provide comprehensive, timely care for patients experiencing stroke and stroke-related problems.
San Juan Health Partners Weight Loss & Wellness Improving the Health of Our Communities
San Juan Regional Medical Center is excited to share the next chapter in weight loss and wellness. Our Metabolic and Bariatric Institute is now San Juan Health Partners Weight Loss & Wellness.
San Juan Regional Medical Center Welcomes Jennifer Erickson as Chief Human Resources Officer
San Juan Regional Medical Center is pleased to announce the appointment of Jennifer Erickson, MBA, as Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO).
This intensive and fast-paced class covers everything about what to expect during the third trimester of pregnancy, labor and delivery, postpartum concerns, breastfeeding basics and newborn care. This class is intended to be a review for parents that already have a child or a highlight of what to expect for new parents. Additional courses can be taken in areas where more information is needed.
This class covers what to expect on your delivery day from the time you go into labor until baby is delivered. It covers tips for laboring at home, when to come to the hospital and what to expect once you get to the hospital as well as medical interventions such as an epidural. It is a good review for someone who has already had a baby or a good class to let new moms know what to expect on their delivery day.
This class covers what to expect for both mom and baby during the postpartum period which extends into the first year after the birth of the baby. Topics include postpartum healing, what to expect from your newborn and serious complications like postpartum depression as well as important ways to take care of self during the first year with a newborn.
Dr. Brad Greenberg offers health and safety tips for residents affected by flooding.
Help us provide a calming, family-friendly environment just for kids in our ED.
Covering a range of important topics.