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What to Know About Dense Breasts
Read more: What to Know About Dense BreastsIf you had a mammogram recently, it may have shown that you have dense breasts. Although this finding is common, many people aren’t sure what this means or how it may affect their health. Having dense breast tissue isn’t something you can see or feel, but it can make breast cancer harder to detect on…
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Portneuf Health’s Brake for Breakfast set for Wednesday, October 7
Read more: Portneuf Health’s Brake for Breakfast set for Wednesday, October 7Portneuf Health invites the community to participate in its 27th annual Brake for Breakfast activities as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This fun, free drive-thru event will begin at 6:15 a.m. on Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at Portneuf Medical Center. Breakfast, information, and gifts will be available until 10 a.m. or until supplies run…
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Portneuf Cancer Center earns ASTRO APEx national accreditation for excellence in radiation oncology care
Read more: Portneuf Cancer Center earns ASTRO APEx national accreditation for excellence in radiation oncology carePortneuf Cancer Center recently earned accreditation from the American Society for Radiation Oncology’s (ASTRO) APEx – Accreditation Program for Excellence®, a national program recognizing radiation oncology centers that meet rigorous standards for safety, quality and patient-centered care. “Achieving APEx accreditation from ASTRO reflects our team’s commitment to exceptional care by holding ourselves accountable to the…
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Portneuf Gastroenterology introduces FibroScan to test liver health
Read more: Portneuf Gastroenterology introduces FibroScan to test liver healthLiver disease affects millions of people worldwide and can develop silently over many years. Knowing the extent of the disease is the first step in fighting it. Previously, a thorough examination of the liver often included a biopsy – removal of a small sample of the liver – involving a local anesthetic before the procedure…
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How do I know it’s time for joint replacement?
Read more: How do I know it’s time for joint replacement?Joint replacement is a big decision. It’s one that requires careful thought about your pain, your personal goals and what recovery will look like. It can have a meaningful impact on your mobility, independence and overall quality of life, so it’s important to feel confident in your choice. There are a few things you can…
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Portneuf Medical Center invites the community to experience surgical innovation with free, hands-on surgical robot event
Read more: Portneuf Medical Center invites the community to experience surgical innovation with free, hands-on surgical robot eventPortneuf Medical Center (PMC) invites the community to get a hands-on look at robotic surgery during our Meet the Robot event featuring the da Vinci 5 robotic surgical system. The event will take place on Tuesday, June 30 from 4 – 6 pm in the Portneuf Medical Center conference center, which is accessed through the…
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What to do if you suspect a hernia
Read more: What to do if you suspect a herniaWhen part of an organ pushes through a weak area of tissue or muscle, it can start with mild discomfort or a small bulge in the abdomen or groin. But these bulges, called hernias, may become more serious over time if left untreated. If you think you may have a hernia, surgeons at Portneuf Medical…
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Portneuf Medical Center expands cardiac care with breakthrough procedures and record growth
Read more: Portneuf Medical Center expands cardiac care with breakthrough procedures and record growthPortneuf Medical Center’s (PMC) electrophysiology program is expanding cardiac care through innovative procedures and rapid growth. The program, led by Mark Richards, MD, is gaining national attention for early adoption of advanced treatments for patients with heart rhythm disorders or heart failure. “Portneuf Medical Center’s electrophysiology program is setting a new standard for advanced cardiac…
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Tiny Travelers, Mighty Missions: A conversation with NICU transport team member Susan Shroll
Read more: Tiny Travelers, Mighty Missions: A conversation with NICU transport team member Susan ShrollThousands of babies are born in the U.S. each year, many of them requiring specialized care in neonatal intensive care units (NICU). However, not all hospitals are equipped with the technology and specialists necessary to treat them. In such cases, babies must be transferred to another facility as fast as possible. In southeast Idaho, Portneuf…








