Fillmore Community Hospital is an award-winning, Level IV Trauma Center and hospital. Our team provides advanced medical care for our community and local visitors. Our caregivers take pride in providing high quality, affordable care and helping you live healthier. Partners in health since 1948.

In 1948, Fillmore Community Hospital was built and commissioned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in partnership with the community.  The hospital later became one of the original 15 hospitals transferred to Intermountain Health in 1975.  In 1985, Intermountain Health constructed a new replacement hospital where it stands today, and the name was changed to Fillmore Community Medical Center.

Since its opening in 1985, the hospital has undergone renovations in patient rooms, including major improvements to the women’s and newborn areas. A solarium day room was added in 1990. The hospital also expanded imaging services, which included a CT scanner, in 2011.

In 2015, the name was changed back to Fillmore Community Hospital. Today, the hospital continues to add additional services and to improve its amenities for patients and caregivers.

Operational Leadership

• Kurt Forsyth, Hospital President
• Wayne Brown, MD, Chief Medical Officer
• Andrea Wardle, Chief Nursing Officer
• Broox Anderson, Marketing & Communications Manager
• Tina Anderson, Support Services
• Wendy Chatland, Clinical Excellence Manager
• Vince Donohue, Finance Director
• Kate Gjennestad, Human Resources Director
• Sheri Louder, Administrative Assistant & Medical Staff Coordinator

Combined Delta & Fillmore Hospital Governing Board

• Jacob Robison, Board Chair
• Karen Quarnberg, Vice Chair
• Lorna Adams
• Goretty Avalos
• Wayne Brown, MD
• Kurt Forsyth
• Matthew Kolste
• Jason May
• Claudio Pardo
• Steven Shamo, MD
• Justin Taylor
• Evelyn Warnick

Volunteers are a critical part of Fillmore Community Hospital. As a volunteer, you have the opportunity to serve, grow, learn, make new friends, exchange ideas, and contribute to our community.

How do volunteers serve in the hospital?

• Staff and operate the gift shop
• Greet and direct patients and visitors
• Serve as liaison in the Emergency Room and Same Day Surgery waiting rooms and in the Medical/Surgical Unit
• Deliver flowers and letters to patients
• Plan and organize activities

How can I become a hospital volunteer?

• Be 18 years of age or older
• Complete an online application
• Volunteer a minimum of 4 hours a week
• Make a six-month commitment
• Comply with all health requirements for vaccinations and immunizations
• Complete new volunteer orientation
• Be able to complete the tasks required of the position