What Sets Us Apart

Riverton Hospital was the first hospital in Utah to house a special pediatric unit operated by Primary Children’s Hospital. Your child can receive the world-class care Primary Children’s is known for, closer to home, which will reduce travel time for you while your child is in the hospital and help you spend more time at your child’s bedside. Children will need to travel to Primary Children’s Hospital to receive care for more complex cases, but many conditions can be cared for here.  We provide state-of-the art-cancer care and treatments close to home. If you have cancer, you may need frequent, regular treatments. Patients can receive chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and infusion/IV services significantly reducing commuting and treatment time during a period when you may have decreased energy and stamina. Riverton Hospital has received a Level IV trauma center designation from the Utah Bureau of Emergency Medical Services. Earning a Level IV trauma center designation certifies Riverton Hospital can provide advanced trauma life support to evaluate and stabilize patients before transferring them to a higher-level trauma center, if needed. Level IV trauma centers must also meet strict criteria and be equipped to provide advanced trauma life support at all times. 

Intermountain Cancer Center – Riverton Hospital successfully attained accreditation from the American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) APEx - Accreditation Program for Excellence®. APEx provides external validation that a radiation oncology facility is delivering high-quality patient care. APEx is a voluntary, objective, and rigorous multi-step process during which a radiation oncology practice is evaluated using consensus-based standards. As part of that evaluation, we demonstrated our safety and quality processes and showed that we adhere to patient-centered care by promoting effective communication, coordinated treatments and strong patient engagement.

Our History

Since November 2, 2009, Riverton Hospital has served as a full-service community hospital dedicated to high-quality patient care in a healing environment.

Our History

Since November 2, 2009, Riverton Hospital has served as a full-service community hospital dedicated to high-quality patient care in a healing environment.

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Hospital Leadership

Todd Neubert

Hospital Administrator

Denitza Blagev, MD

Medical Director

Brian Pendleton, RN

Nurse Administrator

Andrew Ozmun

Finance Director

Kim Dansie

HR Business Partner

Jef Huntington

Continuous Improvement Manager

Ambyr Spencer

Office of Patient Experience Manager

Laura Klarman

Marketing & Communications Manager

Gary L. Whatcott

City Manager and South Jordan City Chair, CAC

Jennifer Campbell

Executive Director and South Valley Services Chair Elect, CAC

Work With Us

Our volunteers help us give the best possible care to our patients. If you are over 18 and enjoy helping people, there is a place for you at Riverton Hospital.

Give to the Hospital

Learn about ways you can donate to Riverton Hospital and help us accomplish our mission.

Volunteering

Healing goes beyond the stethoscope and surgical instruments. Our volunteers help in providing the best possible care to our patients and visitors. If you are 16-years-old and older, and enjoy helping people, there is a place for you at Riverton Hospital. Volunteer shifts are three- to-four hours, once a week. We require a minimum six-month commitment. To view and apply for available volunteer positions at Riverton Hospital, click the link below.

CHNA Report

Intermountain Healthcare conducted its 2019 Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) for 23 hospitals in Utah and southeast Idaho. Download a copy.

Hospital Prices

See a list of hospital prices.