The Intermountain Difference

What Sets Us Apart

We provide surgical and non-surgical care for women at any stage of life, alongside care for babies during pregnancy and after delivery. Our team works together to support new parents, from treating postpartum depression to offering menopause care.

Education every step of the way

We offer classes and information throughout your pregnancy.

Exceptional outcomes

We offer safe, effective care, based in evidence.

Patient-centered care

You are empowered to make decisions for your (and your baby’s) care.

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A Care Team Centered Around You

Anesthesiologist

Your Anesthesiologist plays a key role in your journey.

Anesthesiologists provide anesthesia for various pregnancy procedures, including epidurals for labor and delivery.

Care Manager and Social Worker

Your Care Manager and Social Worker plays a key role in your journey.

Care managers and social workers work together to coordinate NICU scheduling. They also assist with resources like support groups and counseling for new parents.

Certified Nurse Midwife

Your Certified Nurse Midwife plays a key role in your journey.

Certified nurse midwives assist with low-risk deliveries and help with preventative gynecological care. They focus on unmedicated, low-intervention births and stay with the birthing parent from labor through postpartum.

Dietician

Your Dietician plays a key role in your journey.

Dieticians advise patients about nutrition best practices during pregnancy and while breastfeeding.

Laborist/Hospitalist

Your Laborist/Hospitalist plays a key role in your journey.

Laborists are staff that stay on-site for emergency care during deliveries until providers show up. Intermountain’s laborists stay in-house 24/7, which is a unique feature of our hospital system.

Lactation Consultant

Your Lactation Consultant plays a key role in your journey.

Lactation consultants help advise and support new parents with breastfeeding. If breastfeeding complications arise, the lactation consultant is there to help.

Neonatal Advanced Practice Provider (APP)

Your Neonatal Advanced Practice Provider (APP) plays a key role in your journey.

Neonatal APPs assist physicians in the NICIU, support high-risk pregnancies, and respond to high-risk deliveries.

Neonatal Therapist

Your Neonatal Therapist plays a key role in your journey.

Neonatal therapists are specially trained to work with newborns on speech, physical, and respiratory therapy.

Women's Health Programs

Women's Health Services

Referring Providers

Intermountain provides patients with an experienced staff that includes in-house laborists, neonatal APPs, and specialists—and all are equipped to offer a safe experience with the best possible outcomes. Plus, many services are offered via telehealth, and you can expect our providers to follow the best practice standards for reliability in outcomes and practice.

Expanded Care

Intermountain Healthcare offers expanded services outside the hospital including Telehealth, Genomics, and Homecare. Within Intermountain’s continuum of care, these services play a key role in allowing patients to receive the best care possible in a variety of settings and circumstances.

Telehealth

High quality care for patients, no matter where they are.

Bringing Specialists to our Community

We use telehealth technology to bring specialty knowledge to clinical teams, and provide access to care when, where, and how our patients need it.  

Keeping Patients Close to Home

Intermountain Telehealth brings Intermountain’s world-class experts to patients, no matter where they are, so they can receive the right care, in the right place, at the right time.

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