Amenities

the Apple a Day cafeteria offers café-style dining. For a recording of today’s menu, call (801) 501-2283.

The grill is open during cafeteria hours.

Hospital Security officers have compressed air to fill low tires, will help jump car batteries, and can connect you with a low-cost company to help if you are locked out.

Patients and guests can pay their hospital bills at the Cashier’s office.

Weekly LDS sacrament services are conducted weekly in Large Classroom on the first floor at 9 a.m. Other services are also available on an individual basis.

The shop offers baby gifts, magazines, candy, cards, books, flowers, balloons, decor and personal care items. Operated by volunteers, the Gift Shop proceeds help improve hospital services.

We offer a list of preferred hotels in the area that offer discounted rates for families of patients staying in the hospital. Patients or their families can request this list from their nurse, social worker, or anyone on the care management team.

To contact hospital security, call the operator at the number below.

If you need someone who can speak your language, including sign language, ask any member of your care management team.

To check on lost items, contact the security office by calling the hospital operator at the number below.

Medical Records can assist with your health information documents. They maintain records for your family’s hospital services and can help you register for the online service “MyHealth” to access your own history.

Our Patient Relations team can help you with any part of your hospital care. We want to be sure you get courteous and timely care. If you have a complaint or grievance about the quality of your care, you or your family member can contact the immediate supervisor of the area.

If your concerns are not resolved, you or your family member may call Patient Relations.

Located in the Sandy Clinic just north of the Women's Center, the retail pharmacy fills prescriptions and offers a full selection of over-the-counter medications.

Social workers are here to help you and your family members. They can give counseling, help loved one’s better understand your care, and help plan your return home. Our social workers can also help with transportation and provide other assistance. To reach them, contact your nurse.

We work with local religious leaders to help meet the spiritual needs of patients and family members. If you or your family would like a member of the clergy to visit, or for more information about services, talk to your nurse or call the operator and ask the operator for the contact number of the clergy member of your choice. Spiritual leaders of all faiths are welcome to visit their members in our hospital.

Your room offers a telephone, television, and free WiFi throughout the hospital on the Intermountain Guest Network. The telephone and a television remote are by your bedside. To dial outside the hospital, first press “9.” You can make long distance calls using a calling card. If you need help with your phone, please ask your nurse or care giver. You are also welcome to use your cell phone in all areas of the hospital except for operating rooms or patient rooms in critical care and emergency departments.