In Memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. we have come up with activities you can do, even during COVID-19, to honor his legacy.
Celebrating Care Beyond the Clinic
Our annual Diversity Site Council Summit focused on building partnerships that go beyond the clinic and addressed how we, as a community, can build strong relationships and work together to create impactful outcomes.
Diverse Business Partners Help Eliminate Barriers
By reducing barriers to healthcare, we make the lives of our patients easier. Often, our unique business partnerships are what allow us to break down barriers that affect our patients daily. See who we are working with to help our community.
Promotoras Go the Extra Mile to Help Our Patients
Our promotoras are the link between our providers and the communities and always go the extra mile to help our patients. Find out more about our unique promotora program and what it means to our patients.
We Are Better Than This
At Mountain Park, we are very proud and humbled to be partners with and serve our diverse communities. We know that everyone who enters our doors has ties to amazing countries all over the world.
Striving to Better Serve our LGBT Patients
As we approach Human Rights Day on December 10, we’d like to share a little of what we are doing to make sure that value is felt by our patients who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual or Transgender (LGBT).
Find Your Voice
Each year our Diversity Site Council Summit showcases the best of what makes our clinics and communities unique. It also provides an opportunity for productive discussion. See what the highlights were from this year.
Mountain Park Statement on DACA Announcement
A message from our CEO, Dr. John Swagert, regarding the DACA announcement.
There is No Other Side to the Story
A note from our CEO, Dr. John Swagert regarding the events in Charlottesville.
Fostering Partnerships in our Community
Building partnerships is the key to successfully meeting community needs. Mountain Park and Island Liaison began their partnership over five years ago and since together they’ve improved the health of the Marshallese community in the Valley.
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