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Emergency

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Building 9 (Simmons Trauma Center), enter on east side

This department offers

  • Emergency care
  • Trauma care

Call 911 immediately if someone is unconscious, having trouble breathing, has a serious injury or may be having a heart attack.

We provide you with the right care whenever you need it. Whether it’s illness or injuries requiring immediate care, or complex medical emergencies, our emergency and trauma team is there to take care of your critical needs.

Our team of emergency doctors, trauma and specialty surgeons, specialty-trained nurses, technicians, pharmacists, care managers and others work together to provide lifesaving treatments and personal care. Our holistic approach to care means that we work with you and your family to do what’s best for your health care needs.

 

Our emergency and critical care providers

Cassandra Garcia

Cassandra Garcia, NP

Critical Care Medicine
801-507-6600
Peter Hannon

Peter Hannon, DO

Critical Care Medicine
801-507-6600
Joseph A. Palatinus

Joseph A. Palatinus, MD

Critical Care Medicine
Intermountain Medical Center - ICU
801-507-7000
Nicole P. Harlan

Nicole P. Harlan, MD

Critical Care Medicine
801-507-6600
Hildegard K. Smith

Hildegard K. Smith, MD

Critical Care Medicine
Intermountain Healthcare Critical Care Clinic
William Beninati

William Beninati, MD

Critical Care Medicine
801-507-6600
Kristina Gibson

Kristina Gibson, NP

Critical Care Medicine
801-507-6600
Sarah J. Beesley

Sarah J. Beesley, MD

Pulmonology
801-507-6600
Denise E. Ward

Denise E. Ward, NP

Critical Care Medicine
LDS Hospital - Pulmonology
Harland N. Hayes

Harland N. Hayes, MD

Emergency Medicine
Utah Emergency Physicians - Murray
Justin L. Knowles

Justin L. Knowles, MD

Critical Care Medicine
Intermountain Healthcare
Tamara D. Moores Todd

Tamara D. Moores Todd, MD

Emergency Medicine
Utah Emergency Physicians - Murray
Savannah R. Hancock

Savannah R. Hancock, PA

Critical Care Medicine
801-507-6600
Teressa R. Ju

Teressa R. Ju, MD

Critical Care Medicine
Intermountain Medical Center - ICU
Meagan Lowell Gallagher

Meagan Lowell Gallagher, NP

Critical Care Medicine
Intermountain Critical Care
Adam G. Balls

Adam G. Balls, MD

Emergency Medicine
Utah Emergency Physicians - Murray
Elizabeth A. Middleton

Elizabeth A. Middleton, MD

Critical Care Medicine
McKay Dee Hospital Critical Care Dept
Carolyn L. Anctil

Carolyn L. Anctil, MD

Emergency Medicine
Intermountain Medical Center - Emergency Department
Felix Leung

Felix Leung, MD

Critical Care Medicine
Int Critical Care
Jesse P. Wackerbarth

Jesse P. Wackerbarth, MD

Critical Care Medicine
Intermountain Medical Center - ICU
Timothy R. Fuller

Timothy R. Fuller, MD

Emergency Medicine
University Hospital Adult Services
Lynn M. Sipsey

Lynn M. Sipsey, MD

Critical Care Medicine
Intermountain Medical Center - ICU
Kelsey M Probst

Kelsey M Probst, PA

Emergency Medicine
801-507-6600
Jeffrey M. McNally

Jeffrey M. McNally, MD

Emergency Medicine
Intermountain At Home
Lynn M. Keenan

Lynn M. Keenan, MD

Critical Care Medicine
University Hospital Pulmonary
Christa Johnson

Christa Johnson, NP

Critical Care Medicine
801-507-6600
Joseph R. Bledsoe

Joseph R. Bledsoe, MD

Emergency Medicine
Utah Emergency Physicians - Murray
Amanda J. Catharine

Amanda J. Catharine, NP

Critical Care Medicine
801-507-6600
Rachelle B Perkins

Rachelle B Perkins, MD

Emergency Medicine
Intermountain Medical Center - Emergency Department
Bassel S. Saksouk

Bassel S. Saksouk, MD

Critical Care Medicine
Intermountain Medical Center - ICU
Robert Hiensch

Robert Hiensch, MD

Critical Care Medicine
Intermountain Healthcare Critical Care Clinic
Erick B. Howe

Erick B. Howe, NP

Critical Care Medicine
801-507-6600
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Emergency responders tending to a patient in an ambulance
Expertise when you need it most

Emergency services

It’s crucial that you get the care you need, when you need it. Intermountain provides emergency services 24/7. Speed is crucial when you need critical care, and our goal is to see you within 30 minutes of your arrival to our emergency departments.

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