“It’s our goal to serve the healthcare needs of all of Summit County, and we’ll work with each of our patients to ensure the best possible experience.”
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Insurance plans
In an effort to fulfill Intermountain Healthcare’s goal of providing the best possible care at the lowest possible cost, Park City Medical Center will accept a wide variety of insurance plans.
“At Park City Medical Center, we take great pride in being a true community partner,” says Steve Anderson, Park City Medical Center’s chief operating officer. “It’s our goal to serve the healthcare needs of all of Summit County, and we’ll work with each of our patients to ensure the best possible experience.”
Contact your insurance plan or provider directly if you have any questions or concerns about precertification or preauthorization.
These are the insurance plans accepted at Park City Medical Center
- Aetna
- Altius
- Altius Medicare Advantage
- Associated Food Stores
- Beech Street - A Viant Network
- BYU Risk Management
- CIGNA HealthCare
- Comprehensive Benefit Administrators
- Corvel Corp
- Deseret Mutual Benefits Administration
- Educators Mutual Insurance Association
- Medicare Advantage
- GEHA
- Global Excel
- Great-West Healthcare
- Humana - Commercial
- Humana - Medicare Advantage
- JBS Swift Hyrum
- LW Miller
- Mailhandlers
- Managed Care Administrators, Inc.
- MedCare International, Inc.
- Molina
- Molina Medicare Advantage
- Nucor Steel
- Public Employees Health Program (PEHP) Advantage Care
- Public Employees Health Program (PEHP) Preferred Care
- Public Employees Health Program (PEHP) Summit Care
- Public Employees Health Program (PEHP) CHIP
- PPO*USA
- Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Utah
- Utah Medicare Advantage
- SelectHealth
- Sierra Health and Life Medicare Advantage
- Tall Tree Administrators
- TriCare/Champus
- Union Pacific Railroad Employees Health
- United Healthcare of Utah, Inc.
- Workers Compensation Fund of Utah
Financial assistance to people in need
Park City Medical Center is committed to providing top-notch medical care in a beautiful, healing environment and treating people who need care — regardless of their ability to pay.
“Stress is not conducive to healing,” says the hospital’s chief executive officer, Rob Allen. “And financial constraints shouldn’t prevent anyone from receiving basic medical care. That’s why our door is always open to all the members of our community.”
As a nonprofit hospital, Park City Medical Center can provide assistance in a number of ways. The medical center will do this by having trained, compassionate employees whose jobs focus on helping people understand what resources they have and what their options are if they can’t afford care.