Frontline health care workers and first responders from around the Southwest Valley began receiving first-round COVID-19 vaccines on the Abrazo West Campus in Goodyear on Monday, Dec. 21, as health officials rolled out Phase 1A of their vaccination plan. more

Obesity continues to get worse in the United States and experts say cultural change and investment by the entire community --- including not only healthcare providers, but the government, leaders, … more

Abrazo West Campus has launched two new graduate medical residency programs offering medical school graduates required experience in a variety of different specialties as they transition to their chosen area of practice. more

The relentless pace of the novel coronavirus pandemic has challenged hospital and health care workers across the Valley and the country. more

As of Friday, July 10 the state of Arizona remains ground zero due to continued reports of COVID-19 now widespread from corner to corner of the Grand Canyon State. The Arizona Department of Health … more

Doctors and clinicians at Abrazo Health want to remind our community about the importance of keeping or rescheduling cancer screening and treatment appointments that may have been missed due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. more

Influenza is not COVID-19 and COVID-19 is not influenza. But both groups of viruses act in similar ways and very little is truly understood how the novel coronavirus is transmitted and why and … more

Five nurses, who work in the Abrazo Central Campus operating room and recovery room, have volunteered to support fellow caregivers in Detroit as that city experiences an increase in COVID-19 cases. more

Abrazo Health hospitals are celebrating National Doctors’ Day by paying tribute to physicians for their service, skill and compassion. more

Whether on land, in the air or by sea, good navigators know how to use all available tools to get their passengers from point A to point B. more

For National Heart Month, Abrazo Arizona Heart Hospital, 1930 E. Thomas Road, will offer 10-minute risk assessment screenings for heart attack and stroke risks for the public from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Feb. 12, 20 and 26. more