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Intermountain Health is a nonprofit health system serving communities across the Intermountain West through hospitals, clinics, and other care services.

Last updated October 17, 2026

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Overview

Intermountain Health is a nonprofit health system based in Salt Lake City, Utah. It describes itself as the largest nonprofit health system in the Intermountain West and says its mission is to help people live the healthiest lives possible. The organization presents itself as a care partner throughout a person’s health journey, offering support both when people are ill and when they seek to stay well. The system serves patients and communities in Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming. Its care network includes hospitals, clinics, and specialty locations, with services spanning primary and specialty care, children’s health, women’s health, senior care, and virtual care. The organization says it operates 34 hospitals and 400 clinics. Its stated approach emphasizes expert care closer to home, healthier communities, clinical excellence, empathy, collaboration, and affordability. Intermountain also provides patient-facing digital services. Its app and patient portal, powered by MyChart, support access to selected health records and patient account services. The organization says MyChart is live for patients in Utah, Idaho, and Nevada. Its website also offers help with billing, insurance, financial assistance, medical records, and contacting providers and care locations.

History

Intermountain Health is a nonprofit health system headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah. Its public description centers on serving patients and communities across the Intermountain West and helping people live the healthiest lives possible. The organization frames health as an ongoing journey, rather than care limited to the time a person is sick, and describes its role as combining treatment with guidance and support for staying well. The system’s current regional footprint includes Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming. Its network includes hospitals, clinics, and specialty locations. Intermountain reports that it has 34 hospitals and 400 clinics, and describes its care model as bringing expert care closer to home. Its service areas include primary and specialty care, children’s health, women’s health, senior care, and virtual care. The system also emphasizes community health, clinical excellence, empathy, partnership, and affordability in its stated mission, vision, and values. Patient access and service have become visible parts of the organization’s public-facing offer. Its website directs patients to provider and location searches, billing and insurance support, financial assistance, medical records services, and patient feedback and quality-of-care resources. The health system’s app and patient portal are powered by MyChart. Intermountain says patients in Utah, Idaho, and Nevada can use the MyChart experience, including to access a limited set of health records; it also provides separate processes for requesting additional records. The available official material describes the organization’s present-day services and mission but does not establish its founding date, founder, or a detailed chronology of earlier corporate developments. Its About page also points to an annual report, including a 2025 report covering contributions, achievements, and advancements. This entry therefore focuses on the documented identity, regional service footprint, care offerings, and patient-access services rather than assigning unsupported dates to the organization’s history.

  • Current six-state service footprint

  • MyChart app and patient portal

Products and positioning

A nonprofit regional health system positioning itself as a trusted, community-oriented partner for health, with a focus on expert care closer to home, helping people stay well, and making care more affordable.

  • Hospital and clinic care

    Intermountain reports a network of 34 hospitals and 400 clinics, alongside specialty locations.

  • Primary and specialty care

    The system offers provider and location searches for patients seeking primary-care providers or specialists.

  • Life-stage and virtual care

    The website identifies children’s health, primary care, women’s health, senior care, and virtual care among its offerings.

  • Intermountain Health app and MyChart

    The app and patient portal provide digital patient access, including access to a limited set of health records.

Brand decisions

  • Patient portal transition to a MyChart-powered experienceOther

Recent events

  • Reported

    MJH Life Sciences and Intermountain Healthcare announce strategic alliance[5]

    MJH Life Sciences announced a multi-franchise partnership with Intermountain Healthcare involving 11 MJH Life Sciences brands. The partners said they would share information and work to optimize patient outcomes.

  • Reported

    Intermountain and University of Utah partner on population health education program[6]

    Intermountain Healthcare is partnering with the University of Utah to jointly develop a medical education program to train physicians in population health. Intermountain is investing $50 million over multiple years in the initiative.

  • Reported

    Intermountain introduces COVID-19 remote patient monitoring program[7]

    Intermountain Healthcare added a remote patient monitoring program across all 23 of its hospitals in Utah and Idaho for COVID-19 patients who do not meet hospital-admission criteria but need closer outpatient monitoring.

  • Unconfirmed

    Intermountain Healthcare launches emotional relief hotline[8]

    Intermountain Healthcare launched a free hotline for people experiencing emotional distress related to COVID-19, available daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

  • Reported

    Intermountain announced a major pediatric health system plan[9]

    Intermountain Healthcare unveiled a plan to devote $500 million or more to pediatric-specific projects, programs and facilities serving the Intermountain West, and said it had committed to funding half or more of the amount needed.

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