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Dean Holman was the foundational Administrator (later CEO) of Davis Hospital and Medical Center, serving from February 1976 until December 1990. He was instrumental in overseeing the hospital's completion and opening. Dedicated to excellence, Holman was active in local, state, and national health associations, including the Utah Hospital Association. He was a multi-year recipient of the Humana Club Award, recognizing outstanding performance in budget and patient satisfaction. He is remembered for his significant contributions in building and establishing the hospital's integrity.
Floyd Morgan served as the Chief Executive Officer of Davis Hospital and Medical Center from 1990 to 1996, succeeding Dean Holman. He previously was the hospital’s Chief Financial Officer. Under his leadership, the hospital experienced continued growth and expansion across various departments, including the addition of a skilled nursing unit. In 1996, he was promoted to Regional Vice President upon the hospital's divestment from Columbia HealthCare Corporation to Paracelsus HealthCare Corporation.
Robert C. Cash joined Davis Hospital and Medical Center as its Chief Executive Officer in May 1996, following the hospital's transition to Paracelsus HealthCare Corporation. His tenure was brief but significant during a period of ownership changes. He left his position in September 1997, leading to an extensive search for his successor.
Bruce A. Baldwin assumed the role of Chief Executive Officer in March 1998, transferring from another Paracelsus facility, Dakota Heartland Hospital. During his leadership, the Talbert Building was constructed on campus, providing additional office space and housing the Physical Therapy Department with a new aquatic therapy pool. Baldwin departed the hospital in 2001 to relocate to the Palms of Pasadena Hospital in Florida, leading to another executive search.
Michael E. Jensen became the fifth Chief Executive Officer of Davis Hospital and Medical Center in December 2001, beginning a long and impactful tenure. Under his leadership, the hospital celebrated its 25th anniversary and underwent a significant $23.5 million expansion project completed in 2003, enhancing various departments and increasing bed capacity. He also received the "Health Care Heroes" award in 2011 and oversaw the acquisition of the Davis Surgical Center. His leadership saw the opening of the Robert F. Bitner Medical Office Building, a new Cancer Treatment Center, and the South Tower expansion, significantly growing the hospital's capabilities and community involvement until his departure in January 2024.
Kyle Brostrom began his role as Chief Executive Officer of Holy Cross Hospital - Davis in July 2024. A native of Davis County, Brostrom brings over 15 years of experience in operational and strategic leadership from major health systems and hospitals. He previously served as Division VP, Strategy & Business Development for the Mountain Division of HCA Healthcare, where he led strategic planning, business development, and service line operations for 11 hospitals and dozens of clinics in Utah, Idaho, and Alaska. Prior to that, he held senior operations leadership roles for Intermountain Healthcare, managing initiatives at several large hospitals and leading nationally recognized heart and transplant centers. Brostrom received his Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sport Science from the University of Utah and his Master of Health Care Administration from The Ohio State University. He is also a fellow in the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE).
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Davis50 Health Challenge
For five decades, Holy Cross Hospital – Davis has been dedicated to the health of our community. To celebrate our 50th anniversary, we invite everyone in the community to participate in a 50-day health challenge this fall.
The idea is to engage in activities like exercise, healthy eating, and self care that will benefit your health. There are many ways to earn points. If you earn at least 50 points each week during the challenge, you will receive a free 50th anniversary T-shirt. Awards will be given to the top 3 total point earners in each age category for both men and women.
After signing up, you will receive a weekly email during the challenge asking you to record the number of points you earned that week.
Winners will be announced at a celebration event November 21 at Western Sports Park.
Join us as we collectively work toward becoming a healthier community together!
How to Earn Points
| Activity | Maximum Daily Points |
| Exercise | |
| Walk 10,000 steps in a day | 10 |
| Complete 30 minutes of moderate-intensity cardio (e.g., brisk walking, cycling) | 15 |
| Complete 20 minutes of high-intensity interval training (HIIT) | 15 |
| Perform 30 squats | 10 |
| Perform 20 push-ups (can be modified) | 10 |
| Hold a plank for 60 seconds | 10 |
| Complete a 1-mile run/jog | 15 |
| Try a new fitness class (e.g., yoga, dance, kickboxing) (once per week) | 15 |
| Complete 10 minutes of stretching/flexibility exercises | 10 |
| Walk or bike to work/school | 15 |
| Complete 50 jumping jacks | 20 |
| Perform a 30-minute strength training session (3 times a week) | 15 |
| Hike for 60 minutes | 20 |
| Nutrition | |
| Drink 8 glasses (64 oz) of water | 10 |
| Eat 5 servings of fruits and vegetables | 10 |
| Track calorie intake within a target range (using an app) | 10 |
| Avoid all added sugar for the day | 10 |
| Eat a plant-based meal (once a day) | 20 |
| Avoid sugary drinks | 10 |
| Limit portion sizes using a specific method (e.g., hand portions) | 10 |
| Cook a new healthy recipe | 20 |
| Mindfulness & Mental Well-being | |
| Meditate for 10 minutes | 10 |
| Practice gratitude journaling | 15 |
| Spend 30 minutes in nature | 15 |
| Limit screen time before bed (e.g., 60 minutes) | 15 |
| Read for 20 minutes (non-screen) | 30 |
| Engage in a creative activity for 30 minutes (e.g., drawing, playing music) | 15 |
| Practice deep breathing exercises for 5 minutes | 10 |
| Connect with a loved one (meaningful conversation, not just texting) | 15 |
| Perform an act of kindness | 20 |
| Listen to uplifting music for 30 minutes | 10 |
| Sleep & Recovery | |
| Get 7-9 hours of sleep (verified by a sleep tracker or self-report) | 10 |
| Avoid caffeine after 2 PM | 10 |
Join the Davis50 Community Celebration
Celebrate 50 Years of Healing & Hope
Holy Cross Hospital – Davis is turning 50, and we're ready to party – with YOU! For half a century, we've walked alongside our community, providing vital health services, offering hope in challenging times, and being a beacon of healing. Now, it's time to acknowledge this incredible legacy!
This isn't just an anniversary; it's a celebration of every life touched, every recovery made, and every healthy future shaped. Join us for a lively community event designed to thank you for your trust and celebrate the partnership we share in health.
Event Details:
- Date: Saturday, November 21st
- Time: 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
- Location: CommonSpirit Center at Western Sports Park, 25 N. Sports Park Drive, Farmington, UT
Events During Davis50
Your day at the Davis50 Celebration will include:
- Teddy Bear Clinic
- Kids become "bear doctors" to patch up their furry friends, turning scary check-ups into a fun adventure that builds confidence for their own future doctor visits! FREE teddy bears while supplies last.
- Free Health Perks
- Get proactive with complimentary wellness screenings and discover empowering health information from our experts.
- Friendly Competition
- Gather your team for our thrilling 3-on-3 basketball competition!
- Recognizing Our Challengers
- Be there as we announce the winners of the Davis50 Health Challenge and hand out exclusive T-shirts to all participants!
- Taste the Celebration
- Indulge in free food and a slice of delicious birthday cake!
- Entertainment for All
- Kids will love the imaginative face painting, and everyone gets a chance to win exciting door prizes!
Come be a part of history and make new memories!