North Fork John Day Watershed Council

Blue Mountain Hospital, founded in 1949, is a nonprofit full-service hospital. The hospital offers three monitored intensive care unit beds, two birthing suites, and two surgery theaters that provides both inpatient and outpatient surgeries. It provides a full range health care services, such as obstetrics, emergency care, medical, surgical, cardiology, diabetes and cancer care services. The hospital, located in John Day, Ore., offers diagnostics, including imaging, ultrasound, mammography, catheterization and computed tomography. The hospital also has monthly specialty clinics with physicians specializing in urology, orthopedics, gynecology, opthalmology, cardiology and podiatry. Additionally, Blue Mountain Hospital provides outpatient rehabilitation services, such as pulmonary rehabilitation, and occupational, physical and speech therapies.

Juniper Arts Council is a community-based organization in John Day, OR, dedicated to promoting and supporting local artists and their work. Through various events, exhibitions, and workshops, Juniper Arts Council fosters a vibrant arts scene and provides opportunities for artists to showcase their talents and connect with the community. Generated from their business information

The South Fork John Day Watershed Council is a non-regulatory and non-governmental non-profit organization dedicated to maintaining and enhancing the health of the South Fork John Day River watershed in John Day, Oregon. They work collaboratively with private landowners and public land managers to carry out voluntary watershed restoration activities, including juniper removal, riparian enhancements, youth education, research data collection, and noxious weed control. With a mission to foster a better understanding of the multiple resources and represent broad and diverse geographies and interests, the Council aims to ensure the long-term economic stability of the region. Their staff assists in planning and applying for funding for projects, which are solely funded through grants. Landowners and land managers in the South Fork John Day watershed can rely on the Council's expertise and voluntary services to support the health and sustainability of the watershed.Generated from the website