Hospital Replacement

The hospital replacement project at Utah Valley Hospital (formerly Utah Valley Regional Medical Center) is a major construction project to replace more than half of the building space on the current campus.

These buildings, which are in use during all hours each day of the year, are nearing the end of their use and will be replaced by two large buildings — a new patient tower and an outpatient building. Once completed, patients will receive treatment in one of the most technologically advanced and modern hospitals in the country.

Project and Capital Campaign Overview

Replacement Project Features

• A 600,000-square-foot, 12-story Patient Tower to house a number of hospital services.
• A nine-story outpatient building that will be home to multiple clinics and an InstaCare.
• Larger patient rooms, which are all private and include large windows with views of the valley and surrounding mountains.
• Treatment space that brings together hospital services that are now spread out across the facility.
• “On-stage” and “off-stage” areas so certain hospital operations not directly involving the patient do not disrupt the patient or visitor experience.
• Educational and exercise space where patients and their families can learn more about living healthier lives.
• Stairwells that are pleasant to use and full of natural light.
• A large pond and waterfall, as well as a walking path for visitors and patients to enjoy.

The project, which is expected to be completed in 2019, will revitalize the look of the campus and will allow for improvements in technology, the progression of patient treatment from one care area to another, increases in patient room size and much more.