Intermountain Health Platte Valley Hospital is welcoming women from across the community to join a fun and meaningful Ladies Night Out on Tuesday, July 28 from 5 to 8 pm, MT, an evening designed to celebrate wellness, connection, and the power of prioritizing your health.

The event will bring women together to learn, recharge, and enjoy time with friends. 

Guests can expect health resources‑, conversations with trusted caregivers, and engaging activities created to support women at every stage of life.

“Women carry so much for their families, workplaces, and communities,” said Noah Knisely, president of Intermountain Platte Valley Hospital. “Ladies Night Out is our way of creating space just for them—where they feel supported, encouraged, and reminded that their health matters.”

Guests can connect with local healthcare providers, learn about the services available locally, practice hands-only CPR, have blood pressure checks, practice line dancing, enjoy food, and have a chance to win great prizes.

Topics to explore include labor and delivery services, mental health resources, breast health, women’s heart health, cancer care, blood pressure checks, menopause care, and more.

Gentry Johnson, nursing director for inpatient services at Intermountain Platte Valley Hospital, has great memories of the previous Ladies Night Out events that were held annually prior to the pandemic.

“The event is always packed and filled with enthusiasm,” she said. “It is truly exhilarating to witness the positive impact these gatherings have on the women in our community.”

From offering health screenings, educational resources, refreshments and giveaways to providing therapeutic benefits of laughter, each year brings a unique sense of fulfillment, Johnson said. “Volunteering at Ladies Night Out quickly became something I eagerly anticipated each year.”

Tickets for the event are available for $25 and can be purchased online at Ladies Night Out.