Amenities

We offer entrees, grill items, salads, sandwiches, pizza, coffee, and desserts. Selections are limited during the evening and early morning hours.

The Community Health Information Center (CHIC) is a health information resource center for patients, their families, hospital staff, students, and community members. Our staff can assist you in finding information on a variety of topics:

• Diseases and conditions
• Healthy lifestyles
• Medical testing
• Medications
• Physical and mental health
• Surgeries and other procedures
• Treatment options

We have a patient educator and medical librarian to assist you with questions.

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’re locked out.

Choose from a wide selection of popular movies to rent.

Food kiosks offer grab-and-go foods like bagels, packaged cereals, chips, and sandwiches. They also have great coffee.

We offer clothing, magazines, candy, cards, books, flowers, balloons, and personal care items.

We offer clothing, magazines, candy, cards, books, flowers, balloons, and personal care items.

The following is a list of hotels located near the hospital. Some offer a discount for patients. Listing here does not imply an endorsement by Intermountain Healthcare.

We want you to feel safe and protected while you are in the hospital. If you have questions or concerns, dial "O" from the campus phone to reach a security officer. For emergencies cal 33333 from a campus phone, or dial 911 from your personal phone. 

Please check with a volunteer at the Patient Tower information desk and they will contact Security. You can also call and ask for security. 

Intermountain Medical Center’s medical records department provides complete, accurate, and timely information concerning your medical history.

We protect patient privacy by sharing your medical information only with the professional staff who have a legitimate need to know. We also collect a significant amount of information for quality improvement, research, and billing purposes.

A meditation room is a quite place for prayer, meditation, or solace and is open to patients, family members, and visitors.

Fill prescriptions quickly and get answer from a friendly pharmacist. Our community pharmacy is located in the Eccles Outpatient Care Center (Bldg. 2). Pharmacy kiosks are also located in the Heart and Lung Center (Bldg. 4), Emergency Department, and the Patient Tower (Bldg. 5).

Frontrunner, TRAX, and buses stop at the Murray Central Station directly across the street from Intermountain Medical Center. Our free shuttle will transport you from the UTA station to the hospital.

Valet parking is a free service available at the entrances to the Outpatient Care Center, Patient Tower, and Women’s Center. The valet will meet you at your car and park it for you so you can go straight into the hospital. No tips, please!

Outgoing calls can be made by dialing "9" to get an outside line. Family and friends may call your room by dialing the hospital's main line and an operator will transfer them to your room. You and your visitors may use cell phones in the hospital. The hospital has free public Wi-fi available for use with your laptop or handled device. Simply open an Internet browser and accept the Conditions for Use to be able to access the Internet. Computers are also available for family members in the Medical Library near the cafeteria. 

Community faith leaders help us meet the spiritual needs of patients. Catholic Eucharistic ministers and LDS Church volunteers provide daily patient visitation upon request. LDS Church sacrament meetings are held on Sundays at 9 a.m. in the Doty Education Center Auditorium. The sacrament can also be provided to patients in their rooms. 

Non-denominational spiritual care volunteers are available upon request Monday - Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Please ask your nurse about spiritual support.