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Our Montana market leadership team recently teamed up with the Billings Police Department to deliver teddy bears for children in crisis. These cuddly companions will offer comfort during difficult moments, turning care into something kids can hold onto. Find out how this heartfelt gesture is making a big impact, one bear hug at a time.
Special Delivery: Intermountain Health Caregivers Deliver Teddy Bears to Billings, Montana Police Department for Kids in Crisis
We’re thrilled to announce our agreement to acquire Steinberg Diagnostic Medical Imaging (SDMI), a trusted leader in outpatient imaging services across southern Nevada. This strategic move strengthens our ability to deliver world-class diagnostic care to more communities, while preserving SDMI’s legacy of innovation and patient-centered excellence. With SDMI’s 12 locations and decades of experience, we’re joining forces to enhance imaging access, improve outcomes, and support healthier lives throughout the region. Together, we’re building a future where advanced diagnostics are more connected, compassionate, and convenient than ever before.
Intermountain Health Signs Agreement to Acquire Steinberg Diagnostic Medical Imaging in Las Vegas
After a hard swim, Kim, RN and trauma program manager at Layton Hospital, felt jaw pain she dismissed as anxiety. Minutes later, crushing chest pain hit and she vomited in the parking lot. Unsure what to do, she drove herself home, where her husband John rushed her to the ER. Doctors diagnosed a massive STEMI—often called a “widow-maker.” After initial treatment and an EKG, Kim was transferred by Layton Fire Department to McKay-Dee Hospital. There, Dr. Eric Lindley inserted a stent, giving her instant relief. Kim survived a full left-side heart occlusion with no scar tissue, thanks to seamless coordination between ER, EMS, imaging, and cardiac teams. “It was like a well-oiled machine,” she said. One year later, Kim completed an Olympic-distance triathlon. Her next goal: the Ironman in Kona.
After a hard swim, Kim, RN and trauma program manager at Layton Hospital, felt jaw pain she dismissed as anxiety. Minutes later, crushing chest pain hit and she vomited in the parking lot. Unsure what to do, she drove herself home, where her husband John rushed her to the ER. Doctors diagnosed a massive STEMI—often called a “widow-maker.” After initial treatment and an EKG, Kim was transferred by Layton Fire Department to McKay-Dee Hospital. There, Dr. Eric Lindley inserted a stent, giving her instant relief. Kim survived a full left-side heart occlusion with no scar tissue, thanks to seamless coordination between ER, EMS, imaging, and cardiac teams. “It was like a well-oiled machine,” she said. One year later, Kim completed an Olympic-distance triathlon. Her next goal: the Ironman in Kona.
At Intermountain Health, we’re proud to be part of a groundbreaking step forward in emergency care. In partnership with the West Valley City Fire Department, we’ve launched a first-of-its-kind program in Utah that equips EMS providers to deliver whole blood transfusions directly at the scene of trauma. This means faster care, better outcomes, and more lives saved, right where it matters most.
Utah First: West Valley City Fire Department Partners with Intermountain Health to Begin Delivering Life-Saving Whole Blood to Patients in the Field
🏃♀️💙 Hero on the Run 💙🏃♀️ While racing the Berlin Marathon on September 21, Intermountain caregiver Sam Hall, RN, paused her own race to save a fellow runner’s life. At mile 15, Sam saw a runner collapse. Without hesitation, she jumped into action—checking for a pulse, calling for help, and performing CPR until medics arrived. “I kept thinking, ‘How do I leave this man?’” Sam said. She finished the race far behind her goal time, but with a heart full of relief after learning he survived. Sam’s also chasing another goal: becoming a “six-star finisher” by completing all six World Major Marathons. Berlin was her fourth—next up, Tokyo and London! Her message? Stay current on CPR training. You never know when you’ll need it.
🏃♀️💙 Hero on the Run 💙🏃♀️ While racing the Berlin Marathon on September 21, Intermountain caregiver Sam Hall, RN, paused her own race to save a fellow runner’s life. At mile 15, Sam saw a runner collapse. Without hesitation, she jumped into action—checking for a pulse, calling for help, and performing CPR until medics arrived. “I kept thinking, ‘How do I leave this man?’” Sam said. She finished the race far behind her goal time, but with a heart full of relief after learning he survived. Sam’s also chasing another goal: becoming a “six-star finisher” by completing all six World Major Marathons. Berlin was her fourth—next up, Tokyo and London! Her message? Stay current on CPR training. You never know when you’ll need it.
Our Primary Promise campaign has inspired more than $642 million in gifts, making it the most significant investment ever made in the health and wellness of children in Utah. Take a closer look at how this historical effort is helping us build the nation's model health system for children.
Intermountain Health's Primary Promise Inspires More than $642 Million in Gifts to Build the Nation's Model Health System for Children
Bill and Wendy Hornbuckle are leading a historic campaign to transform children’s health care in Nevada. As campaign chairs for Intermountain Foundation, they are championing a bold vision for expanded services and a new stand-alone children’s hospital. Read how this milestone effort is set to reshape the future of pediatric care across the state.
Intermountain Foundation Announces Bill and Wendy Hornbuckle to Chair Historic Campaign for Nevada Children's Health Services & Hospital
When we work together, support one another, and build strong, community connections, health improves. At Intermountain Health, we want to be part of your circle of support, and we’re ready to start the honest conversations. Because The Power of We surrounds you with care and support. In Nevada, we brought together six people for a real conversation about teen mental health. Watch the full video and join the dialogue to see how talking about mental health can support your healthiest life.
Teen Mental Health in Nevada
At Intermountain Health, we believe in building a healthier future, and that starts with empowering the next generation of caregivers. We were honored to partner with Black Physicians of Utah for the 4th Annual Medicine Immersion Day, where high school students from underrepresented communities got hands-on experience in medicine, mentorship from Black physicians, and a glimpse into the possibilities of a career in healthcare. 🩺 Learn more about how we're shaping tomorrow’s healthcare leaders.
Intermountain Health and Black Physicians of Utah Team Up for 4th Annual Medicine Immersion Day
Megan Johnson moved from the president and CEO of Intermountain Health Spanish Fork Hospital to patient when her doctor looked at the results of her risk assessment and recommended more tests to check for breast cancer. Now, she's sharing her story to encourage other women to not put off their screening mammograms.
Spanish Fork Hospital CEO diagnosed with breast cancer after normal mammogram - and the test that caught it