Amenities

The Annie Taylor Dee Guest Home is a “home away from home”, not a hotel or motel. It is designed as a healing environment for families in a medical crisis.

The guest home is within easy walking distance of the hospital, grocery stores, restaurants, and other services. The new home provides a relaxing and contemporary environment that reflects the beauty of the Wasatch Mountains. Space is subject to availability. To learn more, contact the social worker assigned to your unit.

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.

Patients and guests can pay their hospital bills and cash checks at the Cashier’s office.

A non-denominational chapel, which also serves as a meditation room is open to patients, family members, and visitors. Weekly worship services conducted in the chapel include LDS sacrament services and Catholic Mass. Protestant communion is also available on an individual basis.

The shop offers clothing, magazines, candy, cards, books, flowers, balloons, décor, and personal care items. Operated by volunteers, Gift Shop proceeds help improve hospital services.

This shop offers a variety of hot and cold specialty beverages, including coffee, hot chocolate, and other seasonal treats.

Your security while in the hospital is very important to us. If you have questions or concerns about security, feel free to stop by the Safety and Security office on the first floor during normal business hours, or contact the officer on duty at any time.

If you've lost an item in the hospital, call or check the lost and found during normal business hours.

The Medical Library provides access to the latest medical research and findings. Computers, a fax machine, and a copy machine are available.

The café offers a variety of items from home cooked style meals, a fresh salad bar, a sandwich and grill station, and more.

The pharmacy fills outpatient prescriptions and offers a small selection of over-the-counter medications.

Patient rooms offer a telephone, television, and free Wi-Fi Internet access for your personal electronic devices. The telephone and a television remote are by your bedside. To dial outside the hospital, first dial 9. You can make long distance calls using a calling card. If you need help with your phone, please ask your nurse or PCA. You are also welcome to use your cell phone in all areas of the hospital except for operating rooms or for patient rooms in critical care and emergency departments.

If you need an interpreter, including sign language, contact the patient's care provider.

Free valet service is available for patients and their families. The valet will meet you at your car and park it for you so you can go straight into the hospital. No tips, please!