Health and Fitness

If you have symptoms — fever, cough, congestion — please call the Telluride Medical Center, 970.728.3848. The National Guard has begun to arrive in Telluride to conduct surveillance coronavirus testing to help state and local health officials continue to make decisions in the best interest of...

Go here for Telluride Med Center Community updates. Go here for San Miguel County updates. [caption id="attachment_73821" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Dr. Sharon Grundy[/caption] San Miguel County Department of Public Health and Environment announced Sunday evening it would join other mountain-community counties in following new, more-strict, state-recommend guidelines to...

Representatives from multiple local and regional agencies just met for continued strategic planning for the likely arrival of coronavirus (COVID-19) to San Miguel County. For further information, go here. For the latest from the Telluride Med Center, go here. [caption id="attachment_73821" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Dr. Sharon Grundy[/caption] Efforts...

The following is a note from Denise Mongan about Club Red, programmed by her Beyond the Groove Productions. With concerns for patrons' health, shows for balance of the season are postponed. Dear Club Red patrons, ticket buyers, visiting guests, and the Telluride community at large: Due to...

Dr. Alan Safdi, a world-renowned internist and gastroenterologist with encyclopedic knowledge of mind-body wellness and preventative medicine, posts on Telluride Inside… and Out under the banner of “To Your Health.” His blogs feature the most current information in his field: health, wellness, and longevity. At The...

San Miguel County health officials will conduct a COVID-19 (coronavirus) briefing and Q&A during the next Telluride Town Council Meeting, Tuesday March 10, 1030am-noon at Rebekah Hall. To provide county-wide access, the meeting will carried live on KOTO 91.7fm and available for online streaming online. [caption...

With off-season and spring break fast approaching and coronavirus concerns on everyone’s minds, many in the Telluride community are wondering whether or not they can still enjoy their travel plans — especially those headed to international destinations. Answers below by Dr. Sharon Grundy of the...

As the nation braces for what could be the first pandemic since the 2009 H1N1 outbreak, local health workers at the Telluride Regional Medical Center are preparing for novel coronavirus COVID-19 by solidifying protocols, compiling preparedness public service announcements, expanding telehealth capabilities and, above all,...