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Growing With Our Community

Northern Nevada is growing at a pace not witnessed in recent history. As existing businesses boom and innovative new industries move into the area, Renown Health stands poised to meet the expanding needs of our community.

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Renown Health Leaders at Ribbon-cutting event for new Renown Urgent Care in Northwest Reno

Renown Health Opens New Urgent Care in Northwest Reno

ABOVE: A ribbon-cutting event on Monday, Oct. 6, celebrates Renown Urgent Care – Ambassador Drive opening, which expands access to high-quality, convenient and affordable urgent care services for our growing community

Renown Expands Cancer Care Leadership with New Section Chief of Oncology

Dr. Harry Menon Named Oncology Section Chief

Renown’s Steven Remirez Named to Becker’s ‘CISOs to Know’ List

Renown Health is proud to announce that Chief Information Officer (CISO) Steven Ramirez has been recognized by Becker’s Hospital Review as one of the nation’s “CISOs to Know.” The annual list highlights top leaders who are driving innovation, safeguarding patient information, and shaping the future of cybersecurity in healthcare.

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As a People First organization, Renown Health stands out as one of the few health systems offering structured career development programs for high-performing team members. These initiatives are designed to support employees in learning, growing, and thriving in their healthcare careers.

Cardiology Access Takes a Major Step Forward

New cardiology clinic and treatment spaces allow specialists to care for more patients at the Renown South Meadows Specialty Care Center.

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Symptoms of Measles: What to Look Out For

Measles (rubeola) is a highly contagious disease. Despite its outward appearance as a body rash that spreads from the face to the chest and down to the feet, the infectious virus is much more than that – and it can be life-threatening if not treated quickly, especially when it comes to infants, children and those or are unvaccinated.

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