It is no wonder that one of the biggest health care crisis facing the nation today is the availability of blood and blood products when they are needed.

St. Thomas More partners with the Vitalant to ensure there is a safe and adequate blood supply for Canon City and Fremont County. The need for blood donations is on-going. Blood cannot be manufactured, duplicated or produced outside of the human body. It can only be obtained through the volunteer efforts of healthy donors willing to give of themselves for the benefit of others.

If you are interested in becoming a blood donor, would like more information about blood donation, or would like to schedule an appointment to donate blood, pleas contact Vitalant.

Vitalant Donor Portal

The mission of St. Thomas More Hospital calls for us to "nurture the health of the people in our communities." We do this through active participation in community events, local organizations and school programs. You will see St. Thomas More Hospital staff taking blood pressures and offering health education at events such as Florence Pioneer Day, Penrose Apple Day, the Pueblo Community College-Fremont County Senior Mini-Fair, and the annual 9Health Fair in Canon City. We are also available to speak on a variety of health topics for school or social programs. Contact us.

Phone: 719-285-2100

Need a speaker for your club, class or event? Consider a health speaker from St. Thomas More Hospital. Our health professionals offer a variety of topics on health, rehabilitation and fitness.  St. Thomas More offers this as a community service.

For more information, contact us.

Phone: 719-285-2100

Free Breast and Cervical Cancer Screenings in Freemont County

The Women’s Wellness Connection (WWC) is a grant-funded program presented by the American Cancer Society, St. Thomas More Hospital and the St. Thomas More Physician Group. It provides free breast and cervical screenings to qualifying women in Fremont and surrounding communities. Together, our vision is to support, promote, and provide screening for cervical and breast cancer to underserved women in the state of Colorado. 

Women are eligible to receive FREE breast and cervical cancer screenings, including mammograms and pap tests, if they are:

• 40-64 years of age
• uninsured or underinsured
• lawfully present in the United States
• meet the income requirements below
  • 1 person household with a Monthly Income of $2,452 or Annual Income of $29,425
  • 2 person household with a Monthly Income of $3,319 or Annual Income of $39,830
  • 3 person household with a Monthly Income of $4,185 or Annual Income of $50,220
  • 4 person household with a Monthly Income of $5,052 or Annual Income of $60,625

For more information visit the Women's Wellness Connection.

To schedule an appointment, contact us.

Phone: 719-285-2473