Heber Valley Hospital is a full-service community hospital dedicated to providing high-quality medical services to Wasatch County residents.
Heber Valley Hospital is a full-service community hospital dedicated to providing high-quality medical services to Wasatch County residents. Our services include emergency care, women and newborn services, orthopedic and general surgery, heart care, and cancer care. In 2020 we completed a five-year renovation project that enhanced access, privacy and improved the overall hospital experience.
Heber Valley Hospital has a rich history of providing medical care to Wasatch County. Heber Valley Hospital's roots go back to 1932 when the first hospital was opened in Lewis Alexander's home by Doctors Bert and T.A. Danneberg. In 1956 the hospital was renamed in honor of Dr. Karl O. Nielson and dedicated on May 25, 1969. Just before the 2002 Olympics, in 1999, Intermountain Healthcare opened a new state-of-the-art medical facility at 454 East Medical Way, which expanded healthcare access for our community.
In order to meet the needs of a growing community in 2015, we embarked on a renovation project that added many inpatient and outpatient services to the campus, including expanded and improved surgical suites, extended urgent and emergency care services, Intermountain Cancer Services, and infusion therapy.
A group of dedicated community leaders along the Wasatch Back make up the volunteer community board for Heber Valley and Park City Hospitals. They represent the geographic and cultural diversity of Summit and Wasatch County and serve both the hospital and the community as they strive to ensure Intermountain operates in the best interest of the community.
These trustees serve without pay, volunteering time and expertise.