The building that once housed the Gila General Hospital on Monroe Street in Globe has a new owner—Haven Health Group—and an updated purpose. As a skilled nursing facility—no longer a “nursing home”—it’s also receiving an extensive remodel, inside and out, to help it better serve the community as a rehab …
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Globe-Miami Local Google goes by the name One Call
When you have an important question that you need the answer to, who do you call? Maybe you ask a friend or relative if they know the answer. Maybe you get online and search the internet. But what if your question is something about health care in Globe or Miami, …
Read More »Cobre Valley Foundation serves hospital mission and improves patient experience
The Cobre Valley Foundation is a local non-profit organization that helps provide equipment and amenities at Cobre Valley Regional Medical Center that align with the mission of the hospital. According to Fernando Shipley—who serves on both the foundation’s board and the hospital’s governing board—“These are items that improve the overall …
Read More »Hospital Board opens new expansion and looks forward to 2017
Cobre Valley Regional Medical Center is a non-profit, 25-bed, Critical Access Hospital (CAH) that has been managed by HealthTech Management Srvices for 25 years and has served its communities for more than 103 years. These communities include Globe, Miami, Roosevelt, Young, Superior, Kearny, Winkelman, and Hayden, with a working relationship …
Read More »Marijuana as Medicine
Steve Shapiro started Superior Organics because of a friend. He was healthy, young, wildly athletic—one of those guys you suspect might be invincible—until he got cancer and died in his early forties. In the end, one of the few things that provided him any relief was medical marijuana. The experience …
Read More »The Community Health Needs Assessment: Making People’s Lives Better
When you walk along a neighborhood street in a local community, behind the closed doors you pass, the stories of our region’s social, economic, and health challenges will be unfolding. If that neighborhood street reflects the region in general, the stories there might be something like these: Behind the closed …
Read More »Needed! Advocates for Children
A CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) volunteer is needed to serve as a “Baby CASA” for 2-year-old “Lisa” The Department of Child Safety (DCS) removed the little girl from her parents’ care due to their abuse of methamphetamines and engaging in domestic violence in her presence. Both parents are currently unable to provide …
Read More »Inside the Kitchen With Noah
….Let Food Be Thy Medicine Updated April 18, 2015 Noah Argual loves to be in the kitchen. To please his palate, he cooks up dishes dominated with colors of red peppers, kale, mushrooms, tomatoes, cilantro and parsley, and infused with spices such as cumin, turmeric, coriander and paprika. He has …
Read More »Getting Healthy In The New Year
The New Year is an opportunity to start over or set a course for meeting a goal or life aspiration. For many of us, it means getting healthier and we’re considering working out or joining a gym. Women often want to get healthier, lose weight, or tone their bodies while …
Read More »Learning New Skills With Skillshare
The future belongs to the curious. The ones who are not afraid to try it, explore it, poke at it, question it and turn it inside out. Skillshare is a global community where you can learn real-world skills from incredible teachers. Just look at their current line up of classes beginning this …
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