Utah has 58 open hospitals across 40 cities. By type: 36 acute care hospitals, 13 critical access hospitals, 4 psychiatric hospitals, 1 children's hospital and 1 VA acute care hospital (type not recorded for 3).
Utah's largest hospital cities
- Median ER
- 2 hr 13 min
- Top rated
- Davis Hospital and Medical Center (5★)
- Median ER
- 3 hr 17 min
- Top rated
- Cottonwood Hospital Medical Center (5★)
- Median ER
- 2 hr 58 min
- Top rated
- Utah Valley Regional Medical Center (5★)
Top-rated hospitals and shortest ER visits
- Davis Hospital and Medical CenterLayton
- Lone Peak HospitalDraper
- Mountain View HospitalPayson
- Lakeview HospitalBountiful
- Park City Medical CenterPark City
- Logan Regional HospitalLogan
- St. George Regional HospitalSt George
- Riverton HospitalRiverton
- Cache Valley Speciality HospitalNorth Logan 1 hr 26 min
- Brigham City Community HospitalBrigham City 1 hr 33 min
- Intermountain Health Garfield Memorial HospitalPanguitch 1 hr 34 min
- Milford Memorial HospitalMilford 1 hr 34 min
- Orem Community HospitalOrem 1 hr 42 min
- Timpanogos Regional HospitalOrem 1 hr 43 min
- Davis Hospital and Medical CenterLayton 1 hr 46 min
- Kane County HospitalKanab 1 hr 48 min
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All Utah cities with hospitals
All 40 Utah cities A–Z
- American Fork (1)
- Beaver (1)
- Blanding (1)
- Bountiful (2)
- Brigham City (1)
- Cedar City (1)
- Fillmore (1)
- Gunnison (1)
- Heber City (1)
- Kanab (1)
- Midvale (1)
- Milford (1)
- Moab (1)
- Monticello (1)
- Mt Pleasant (1)
- Murray (2)
- Nephi (1)
- North Logan (1)
- Salt Lake City (10)
- Sandy (2)
- Spanish Fork (1)
- St George (1)
- Vernal (1)
- West Jordan (1)
Largest hospitals in Utah
Ranked by beds reported on each hospital's latest Medicare cost report. Largest doesn't mean best, and campuses filing one report are counted together.
- University Health Care/University Hospitals and ClinicsSalt Lake City 757 beds(Medicare cost report FY2025)
- Lds HospitalSalt Lake City 486 beds(Medicare cost report FY2024)
- Utah State HospitalProvo 378 beds(Medicare cost report FY2025)
- Primary Children's Medical CenterSalt Lake City 353 beds(Medicare cost report FY2024)
- Utah Valley Regional Medical CenterProvo 307 beds(Medicare cost report FY2024)
Health insurance in Utah
Utah uses HealthCare.gov for 2027 individual plans. Insurers whose 2027 Marketplace networks list the most Utah hospitals (provider files loaded November 4, 2026):
- Select Health2027 Marketplace plans 38 hospitalsin network
- University of Utah Health Plans2027 Marketplace plans 37 hospitalsin network
- Regence BlueCross BlueShield2027 Marketplace plans 27 hospitalsin network
People and health care in Utah
From the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey (2020–2024).
What nurses earn in Utah
Healthcare jobs and pay in Utah
Pay for the healthcare jobs with the most workers in Utah, from Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data (May 2025).
Questions about hospitals in Utah
How many hospitals are in Utah?
There are 58 open hospitals in Utah across 40 cities. 51 of them have an emergency department.
Which Utah city has the most hospitals?
Salt Lake City, with 10 hospitals. Orem is next with 3.
How long is the ER wait in Utah?
The median emergency room visit in Utah lasts 2 hr 9 min, 19 min shorter than the US median of 2 hr 28 min. That is a 12-month median from CMS, not a live wait time.
How many Utah hospitals have 5 stars?
17 of the 32 Utah hospitals with a Medicare overall star rating have 5 stars, and 26 have 4 or 5 stars. The average rating is 4.3 out of 5.
Hospitals in neighboring states
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Source: hospital listings from CMS and public records; emergency room wait times (measure OP-18b) and overall star ratings from CMS Care Compare. Wait times are 12-month medians, not live. Where these figures come from.
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