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Mental health care in the Salt Lake Valley is getting a major boost thanks to an investment by Intermountain Health in a new state-of-the-art Behavior Health Center in Sandy that will significantly increase access to mental health care and specialized services for patients throughout Salt Lake County. The new 56-bed Behavioral Health Center at Intermountain Alta View Hospital, 9660 South 1300 East in Sandy, opens for patient care in June and doubles the number of patient beds for behavioral health care offered by Intermountain.
Mental Health Care in Salt Lake Valley Gets Major Boost with Opening of New Intermountain Health Alta View Hospital Behavioral Health Center in Sandy
At Intermountain Health, we’re committed to supporting caregivers who want to grow their skills and advance their careers. Through our PEAK (Path to Education, Advancement and Knowledge) program, caregivers can access prepaid tuition assistance and development resources that help make those goals possible. Nevada caregiver Ondrea Humphrey is one of many who have used PEAK to take the next step in their healthcare journey. After beginning her career as a Patient Service Representative, she completed her Medical Assistant program in 2025 and recently earned her national certification. Her dedication to learning, caring for patients, and balancing life at home reflects the spirit of our caregiver community.
Nevada medical assistant fulfills career goals through PEAK Program
What started as a classroom idea became an act of compassion for NICU families. Through Books for Babies, local high school students partnered with Intermountain Health Good Samaritan Hospital in Lafayette, Colorado to bring early literacy, comfort, and connection to our smallest patients and their loved ones. Read how this project is turning pages into possibilities.
Small books, big impact: Local students are building brighter futures through reading
When caregivers bring forward ideas that improve the way we support one another, everyone benefits. A new orientation model developed by nurses at Intermountain Health St. Vincent Regional Hospital in Billings, Montana is helping new nurses build skills at a sustainable pace — and it’s gaining national attention. Learn more about this meaningful work.
Nurses at Intermountain Health St. Vincent Regional Hospital Nationally Recognized for Innovative Program to Transform Orientation for New Nurses
Mental health care isn’t one‑size‑fits‑all, and neither is the way wellness is understood. This article brings together the voices of Siope Kinikini, mental health clinical lead at Primary Children’s Hospital, Larry H. and Gail Miller Family Campus, and Nevada clinical social worker Madelyn HoangDiem Mai, who share insights on how culture, family dynamics, and community relationships shape mental health experiences. Their perspectives underscore the importance of cultural awareness and flexibility in care, reminding us that understanding begins with listening.
Understanding wellness beyond the individual experience
The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust has committed $20 million to Intermountain Health to expand pediatric behavioral health specialty services in Nevada — one of the largest philanthropic investments of its kind in the state’s history. The commitment will support the expansion of world-class pediatric behavioral health services, addressing gaps in access to advanced specialty care within Nevada. This commitment also represents significant progress toward ensuring children receive the care they need within their own community.
Helmsley Charitable Trust Commits $20 Million to Intermountain Health to Expand Pediatric Behavioral Health Services in Nevada
Smith Entertainment Group (SEG) and Intermountain Health recently announced a landmark partnership that will include the development of a state-of-the-art sports medicine center integrated into SEG’s innovative sports campus in Sandy, Utah. Scheduled to open in 2028, the Intermountain Sports Performance Center will be strategically located adjacent to the Utah Mammoth Ice Center and the future Utah Jazz practice facility. This will be the only sports and health campus in the NBA and NHL with two teams under a single ownership group and a single healthcare provider, creating a fully integrated destination for high performance athletes and active individuals seeking advanced recovery, wellness, and innovative care.
Smith Entertainment Group and Intermountain Health Announce Groundbreaking Partnership and Creation of World-Class Sports Performance Center Co-located with Utah Jazz and Utah Mammoth Practice Facilities
For many patients, managing a chronic condition goes beyond medications and medical visits. It also shows up at the dinner table. Through a partnership between Intermountain Health Lutheran Hospital in Wheat Ridge, Colorado and Food Bank of the Rockies, patients are gaining access to nutritious food that supports their health and their future. Read how we're helping patients turn recovery into something they can sustain.
Food is medicine: How Lutheran Hospital and Food Bank of the Rockies are supporting patients beyond the hospital
Genomic testing is helping more people understand potential health risks earlier than ever, often long before any symptoms appear. But without context or support, that information can feel overwhelming. At Intermountain Health, our new Clonal Hematopoiesis of Indeterminate Potential (CHIP) Clinic is helping turn uncertainty into clarity by pairing advanced genetic insight with expert, compassionate care. For patients like Steve Bloink, early answers and a dedicated care team made all the difference. Today, the CHIP Clinic brings together specialists across hematology, cardiology, genetics, and research focused on prevention, monitoring, and peace of mind. Learn how we are helping patients move forward with confidence.
Intermountain Health's CHIP Clinic helps patients act early
Intermountain Health St. James Hospital in Butte, Montana has earned Primary Stroke Certification from The Joint Commission, recognizing the hospital’s commitment to providing high‑quality, timely care for patients experiencing a stroke. The certification follows a rigorous onsite review by The Joint Commission, which evaluated Intermountain St. James Hospital’s stroke program, clinical processes, and readiness to deliver coordinated, evidence‑based care. This achievement also marks the hospital’s advancement from an Acute Stroke Ready Hospital to a Primary Stroke Center, expanding access to specialized stroke care for Butte and the surrounding region.
Intermountain Health St. James Hospital in Butte, Montana, Earns Primary Stroke Certification from The Joint Commission