Name: University of Utah Hospital
Address: 50 N Medical Dr, Salt Lake City, UT 84132, USA, US
Telephone: +1 801-581-2121

University of Utah Hospital is a hospital, located at 50 N Medical Dr, Salt Lake City, UT 84132, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 801-581-2121, visit their website healthcare.utah.edu for more detailed information.

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50 N Medical Dr, Salt Lake City, UT 84132, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 14 April 2016

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Richard Varney

02 March 2018

The doctors and staff are very caring and concerned for you.
Chubby Amigo

14 January 2018

If I have my choice I would choose to go here over any other place in Utah
Jason Miller

05 December 2017

Sent my physician a simple medical question through my U-chart, and my question was completely ignored and I was just told about their next available appointments without them even mentioning one detail about my message.
Brian D

14 September 2017

No one is safe here. Crooked cops arrest nurse the hospital and city keep it under wraps till body cam footage shows up online. The cop stayed on duty for over a month because police think he did nothing wrong. So the police blood draw policy was changed so now they can draw your blood without a warrant which is against 2016 us supreme court ruling. If the hospital does not help the nurse sue the city and every cop that was standing doing nothing and supervisor LT fired and the cop who illegally arrested and threatened the nurse trying to force her to break the law he needs to be in jail not on paid vacation. NO ONE WILL EVER BE SAFE HERE.
Hourigan Araki

06 September 2017

The cop might have been wrong but the nurse acted like a crazy person in the end, what was all that screaming about? they both over-acted.
Kai Gallegos

14 May 2017

Billing process is terrible. multiple mistakes made. i had to call several times, I showed up in person . I live out of state. I feel theres a internal comunication breakdown it this hospital. Pediatrics at least. I would never recommend this place.
Frank Mansuetto

13 January 2017

No issues with U of U Healthcare. I've been here for my father in law, been here for my grandather. I've had multiple friends who have worked here, and everyone seems to be treated well. The employees are happy, the patients are happy, and visiting the patients doesn't make me depressed to be leaving them there when it's time for me to go. In contrast my own father was in a VA hospital in New York and that was depressing to know that he had to spend over a month in that facility. I'm grateful that the hospitals here in Utah, and specifically, University of Utah Health Care exist. Hopefully I never need to use their services, but if that time ever arises, I won't mind being taken here.
Wendi Smith

21 May 2016

If it for the surgeons and the medical staff my mother would not be alive today. She could have never been to a better place to save her life. Our family are forever grateful
James Tran

29 April 2016

When my friend broke is ankle mountain biking around the mountains behind the hospital, I drove him here to get fixed up.

Even though we showed up late at night, the facility and staff were all amazing awesome and polite. Sped us on our way through our x-rays. Kept us entertained (or maybe we kept them entertained A nurse told us we were way too happy to be in the ER).

Overall, considering the situation in which we found ourselves, we had a pretty awesome time with an awesome healthcare staff looking after us.
Kira Farnsworth

21 April 2016

Do not go to University of Utah! They didn't send my bill correctly. When I called to set up an appointment, the nurse on the phone broke HIPPA regulations with several question's she asked, and the questions she asked were demeaning. I said I was dealing with some depression and I wanted to talk to a doctor and she responded with well, are you suicidal? That is not how you handle someone who's coming for help. It was inappropriate, unprofessional, and frankly none of her business. I spoke with a gentleman later at UofU hospital and he agreed that she should not have asked it. I would never go there again.