Critical Access hospitals in Utah
Critical Access hospitals › Utah
Utah has 13 Critical Access hospitals. 13 of them have an emergency department. Across those that report it, the median emergency department visit lasts 2 hr 1 min.
A Critical Access Hospital is a Medicare designation for a small rural hospital. To qualify, a hospital keeps no more than 25 inpatient beds, sits a set distance from the next nearest hospital, keeps an average inpatient stay of 96 hours or less, and provides emergency care 24 hours a day. The designation exists to keep emergency care within reach in places too small to support a full general hospital, and it changes how Medicare pays them.
| Hospital | City | ER wait | CMS rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beaver Valley Hospital | Beaver | 2 hr 1 min | — |
| Blue Mountain Hospital | Blanding | 3 hr 4 min | — |
| Delta Community Medical Center - CAH | Delta | 2 hr 13 min | — |
| Fillmore Community Medical Center - CAH | Fillmore | 1 hr 51 min | — |
| Gunnison Valley Hospital | Gunnison | 2 hr 2 min | 3/5 |
| Heber Valley Medical Center | Heber City | 2 hr 9 min | — |
| Kane County Hospital | Kanab | 1 hr 48 min | — |
| Milford Memorial Hospital | Milford | 1 hr 34 min | — |
| Moab Regional Hospital | Moab | not reported | — |
| San Juan Hospital | Monticello | 2 hr 8 min | — |
| Sanpete Valley Hospital - CAH | Mt Pleasant | 1 hr 58 min | — |
| Central Valley Medical Center - CAH | Nephi | 1 hr 49 min | — |
| Intermountain Health Garfield Memorial Hospital | Panguitch | 1 hr 34 min | — |
Designation from the CMS Hospital General Information dataset. Data published July 2026. See all hospitals in Utah, or Critical Access hospitals in other states. How this data works.