Intermountain Health Good Samaritan: Contact & Patient Info

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Intermountain Health Good Samaritan Hospital contact, address, emergency care, patient portal, records, billing, visitors, and parking

Intermountain Health Good Samaritan Hospital is the Good Samaritan Hospital campus in Lafayette, Colorado. The official hospital address is 200 Exempla Circle, Lafayette, CO 80026, and the main hospital phone number is 303-689-4000.

This guide helps patients, visitors, caregivers, and family members find the right phone number, emergency route, medical service, MyChart access, medical-records request path, billing help, visitor rules, parking map, and official Intermountain links.

Call Main: 303-689-4000 ER Line: 303-689-6126 Official Hospital Page Map & Parking
Medical emergency? Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Intermountain’s Good Samaritan emergency page says to call 911 immediately if someone is unconscious, has trouble breathing, has a serious injury, or may be having a heart attack. Do not wait for a portal message or routine callback during dangerous symptoms.
Official facility name Good Samaritan Hospital

Intermountain Health hospital in Lafayette, Colorado.

Hospital address 200 Exempla Circle

Lafayette, CO 80026, serving Boulder County and nearby Denver metro communities.

Main hospital phone 303-689-4000

Use for main hospital routing, patient-service questions, and department transfers.

Emergency department 303-689-6126

Use for ER location questions; call 911 for emergency response.

Hospital access Open 24/7

Hospital page lists the facility as open 24/7, with visiting hours shown as 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Emergency level Level II Trauma

The emergency page lists trauma care and Level II trauma designation.

Start here: what do you need from Good Samaritan Hospital?

The fastest route depends on whether you need emergency care, a patient room, a scheduled service, medical records, billing, visitor information, or directions.

Need Best contact or link What to have ready
Life-threatening emergency Call 911 or go to the nearest ER Symptoms, current location, age, allergies, medications, and medical history.
Main hospital routing 303-689-4000 Patient name, date of birth, unit or department if known, and reason for calling.
Emergency department location questions 303-689-6126 Whether the patient is already on campus, being transported, or deciding where to seek care.
Find a doctor or service Intermountain provider search Insurance plan, specialty, diagnosis, preferred location, and referral requirements.
Patient portal Intermountain Health app / MyChart Login, activation code if provided, patient identity details, and proxy-access needs.
Medical records Intermountain medical records Patient details, dates of service, requested record type, release form, and destination.
Billing or hospital discount help Billing or financial assistance Account number, insurance card, bill date, household/income information if applying for assistance.
Quick routing rule: Use 911 for emergency symptoms, 303-689-4000 for hospital routing, 303-689-6126 for ER location questions, the Intermountain portal for non-urgent account tasks, and official billing/records pages for documents and statements.

Intermountain Health Good Samaritan Hospital phone directory

Use the official facility name, Good Samaritan Hospital, when calling Intermountain Health or searching provider and service pages.

Department or need Phone / route Best use
Main hospital 303-689-4000 Main routing, patient questions, service transfers, and general hospital information.
Emergency department 303-689-6126 Emergency department location questions. Call 911 for emergency response.
Breast Care Center 303-689-4180 Breast imaging and breast-care service questions listed in the hospital service directory.
Imaging 303-689-4187 Imaging and radiology service questions connected to the Good Samaritan campus.
Lab services 303-403-3319 Lab draw, specimen, and lab-service questions.
Intermountain Pharmacy — Good Samaritan 303-689-6121 Discharge prescriptions, pharmacy pickup, medication availability, and refill questions.
Outpatient Physical Therapy & Rehab 303-689-6580 Therapy and rehab appointments at the Health and Healing Center.
Cancer Centers of Colorado at Good Samaritan 303-673-1944 Cancer-care office routing near the Good Samaritan campus.
Heart & Vascular Lafayette Clinic 303-272-0500 Cardiology and heart/vascular office routing near Good Samaritan.
Billing support 866-665-2636 Intermountain billing help, payment-link support, and statement questions.
Phone safety note: For chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing trouble, major trauma, overdose, uncontrolled bleeding, severe allergic reaction, or sudden dangerous symptoms, call 911 instead of calling a hospital department.

Emergency and trauma care at Good Samaritan Hospital

Good Samaritan Hospital’s emergency department provides emergency and trauma care in Lafayette. Use 911 for immediate emergency response.

Call 911 for emergency symptoms

Call 911 for unconsciousness, trouble breathing, possible heart attack, stroke signs, severe allergic reaction, major trauma, uncontrolled bleeding, overdose, seizure, or a sudden dangerous change.

Level II trauma care

The Good Samaritan emergency page lists the emergency department as offering trauma care and identifies the trauma designation as Level II.

ER patients are triaged by urgency

A patient with life-threatening symptoms may be treated before another patient who arrived earlier but is medically stable.

Bring a short medical summary

Bring medication list, allergies, chronic conditions, recent surgery details, implanted devices, specialists, insurance card, and emergency contacts if available.

Use 911 for
Chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing trouble, major injury, uncontrolled bleeding, severe allergic reaction, overdose, seizure, or loss of consciousness.
Use ER line for
Location, emergency department access, or non-dispatch questions when the patient is not waiting for emergency response.
Expect tests when needed
Emergency evaluation may include labs, imaging, monitoring, medication, specialty consultation, admission, transfer, or observation.
After discharge
Use discharge instructions, MyChart, your primary-care doctor, specialists, pharmacy, and Medical Records for next steps.
Time-sensitive warning: Do not drive yourself or wait for a portal message during possible heart attack, stroke, sepsis, overdose, serious head injury, or severe breathing trouble. Call 911.

Hospital services and patient-care areas

Good Samaritan Hospital offers many hospital and outpatient-connected services. Call ahead for service-specific hours, referrals, insurance requirements, and preparation instructions.

Care area What patients commonly need Best next step
Emergency and trauma Emergency evaluation, trauma care, injury treatment, acute illness, imaging, labs, stabilization, admission, or transfer. Call 911 for emergencies; use the ER for serious symptoms that cannot wait.
Heart and vascular Heart care, cardiac imaging, chest-pain follow-up, vascular-surgery clinic routing, and cardiology services near the campus. Use 911 for active chest pain or stroke signs; use cardiology scheduling for non-emergency follow-up.
Brain and spine Neurology, stroke-related follow-up, spine concerns, imaging review, and specialty consultation. Bring imaging, prior specialist notes, medication list, and discharge summary.
Cancer and breast care Cancer care, hematology, breast-care center, 3D mammography, imaging, treatment planning, and oncology records. Ask which records, pathology, imaging, and prior treatment summaries should be sent before appointment.
Pregnancy and baby Labor and delivery, maternity care, pregnancy classes, childbirth support, and postpartum planning. Confirm OB instructions, arrival route, pre-registration, insurance, and what to bring.
Surgery and procedures Surgical services, endoscopy, plastic surgery, pre-op instructions, anesthesia, recovery, and follow-up. Confirm fasting, medication holds, driver requirement, arrival time, and post-procedure restrictions.
Imaging, lab, pharmacy, and rehab Radiology, laboratory testing, pharmacy pickup, outpatient physical therapy, rehab, and wound care. Use the department number or doctor order to confirm appointment, preparation, and results access.
Medical specialties Allergy/immunology, dermatology, diabetes/endocrinology, ENT, gastroenterology, kidney care, infectious disease, orthopedics, pain medicine, palliative care, pulmonology, rheumatology, urogynecology, and women’s health. Use provider search or call the hospital for department routing and referral requirements.
Local service note: Intermountain describes Good Samaritan Hospital as a community-based acute-care hospital in Lafayette, Colorado, with private patient rooms, mountain views, natural landscaping, walking trails, and patient-family-centered care.

Heart, stroke, trauma, and serious-symptom routing

Good Samaritan Hospital includes emergency, trauma, heart-care, imaging, and brain/spine resources. The safest route depends on whether symptoms are active right now.

Possible heart attack

Call 911 for chest pressure, pain spreading to arm/jaw/back, sweating, nausea with chest discomfort, faintness, or severe shortness of breath.

Possible stroke

Call 911 for face drooping, arm weakness, speech trouble, sudden confusion, vision change, severe headache, or sudden balance problems.

Major injury or trauma

Use 911 for serious crashes, falls, head injuries, penetrating injuries, severe burns, uncontrolled bleeding, or injury with confusion or fainting.

Non-emergency follow-up

Use scheduled cardiology, neurology, surgery, rehab, imaging, or primary-care follow-up when symptoms are stable and your care team has given instructions.

Second-opinion record bundle: discharge summary, operative report, imaging reports, imaging CD or electronic images, lab results, medication list, allergy list, specialist notes, and follow-up instructions.

Pregnancy, labor and delivery, classes, and newborn planning

Intermountain’s Good Samaritan pregnancy and baby resources focus on labor and delivery services in a hospital setting designed for safety, comfort, and support.

Need Best route Practical note
Labor symptoms or urgent pregnancy concern OB instructions, hospital labor route, ER, or 911 depending on severity Call 911 for severe bleeding, seizure, loss of consciousness, severe breathing trouble, or immediate danger.
Scheduled delivery or induction OB office and hospital arrival instructions Confirm entrance, arrival time, fasting/medication instructions, support-person rules, and pre-registration.
Pregnancy classes Good Samaritan classes and Intermountain class search Use official class links for childbirth, pregnancy, newborn, breastfeeding, and support-group scheduling.
High-risk or specialty pregnancy care OB provider, maternal-fetal medicine, or specialty referral Bring prenatal records, ultrasound reports, medication list, and specialist notes.
Newborn follow-up Pediatrician, hospital discharge plan, MyChart, and medical records Confirm feeding plan, jaundice follow-up, weight check, warning signs, and pediatrician appointment.
Birth planning caution: Maternity visitor rules, support-person rules, nursery/NICU access, and infection-control limits can change. Confirm directly with the care team before arrival.

Appointments, scheduled procedures, referrals, and check-in

Emergency care, lab, imaging, surgery, maternity, rehab, clinic appointments, and specialty visits may use different entrances and preparation rules.

Confirm whether this is emergency or scheduled care. Use 911 or the emergency department for serious symptoms. For scheduled services, follow your ordering provider’s instructions.
Use the official facility name and address. Say Good Samaritan Hospital at 200 Exempla Circle, Lafayette, CO 80026 when checking insurance, records, directions, or appointments.
Ask whether a referral or order is required. Imaging, labs, surgery, rehab, specialty clinics, and some hospital services may require a physician order or prior authorization.
Check appointment preparation. Ask about fasting, medication holds, contrast allergy, pregnancy status, lab timing, driver requirement, insurance authorization, and arrival time.
Bring identity and insurance information. Bring photo ID, insurance card, referral/order, medication list, allergy list, emergency contact, and legal decision-maker paperwork if applicable.
Use MyChart for non-urgent account tasks. Use the patient portal for test results, visit information, bills, messages, and account tools when available.
Scheduling script: “I need care at Intermountain Health Good Samaritan Hospital in Lafayette. The service is ____. I have an order or referral from ____. What entrance should I use, what time should I arrive, and do I need fasting, medication changes, or a driver?”

Visitor information, visiting hours, and safety rules

The Good Samaritan hospital page shows visiting hours as 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., but unit-specific limits can still apply.

Confirm unit-specific rules

ICU, labor and delivery, surgery, emergency care, behavioral health, isolation, and high-risk care areas may have stricter rules than general visiting hours.

Do not visit when sick

Postpone visits if you have fever, cough, sore throat, vomiting, diarrhea, flu-like symptoms, COVID symptoms, or recent contagious exposure.

Ask before bringing items

Check with the nurse before bringing food, drinks, flowers, balloons, medical devices, outside medications, or large personal items.

Respect privacy

Do not photograph or record other patients, staff, medical screens, wristbands, charts, whiteboards, or private conversations.

General visiting hours
The official Good Samaritan Hospital page shows visiting hours as 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Special areas
Call the unit first for ICU, maternity, emergency, surgery, isolation, and specialty-care visitation.
Masking and illness
Follow current Intermountain visitor and masking guidance. Sick visitors should not visit unless they are seeking care for themselves.
After-hours need
Call the hospital main line or the patient’s unit if you need special after-hours guidance.

Intermountain Health app and MyChart patient portal

The Intermountain Health patient portal experience is powered by MyChart and is meant for non-urgent account and health-information tasks.

Use the portal for
Health information, test results, medications, visit information, bills, insurance details, messages, appointment tools, and proxy or family access when allowed.
Do not use for
Emergencies, urgent symptoms, chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing trouble, overdose, uncontrolled bleeding, or sudden dangerous changes.
Older records
Intermountain notes that not all older health records may appear right away, although the complete medical record is securely stored.
Complete records
Use the Medical Records page when you need all records, outside release, legal records, or records sent to another organization.
Portal safety: Use official Intermountain or MyChart links only. Do not share login, payment, identity, insurance, or health information through suspicious texts, emails, ads, or phone calls.

Medical records, test results, imaging, and record amendments

Intermountain’s Medical Records page explains how patients can request health records and how providers may request records through secure health-information exchange tools when available.

Record need Best route Practical note
Portal access to recent results Intermountain Health app / MyChart Use for available test results, notes, visit information, and account tools.
Complete medical-record copy Intermountain Medical Records request process Use when portal access is not enough or when records must be sent to a person, school, employer, attorney, insurer, or outside organization.
Records sent to another healthcare provider Provider request / Care Everywhere when available Intermountain says participating providers can request and receive records directly through Care Everywhere when available.
Imaging records Imaging department, Medical Records, or portal depending on need For a second opinion, ask whether the receiving doctor needs the imaging report, images, or both.
Billing records Billing and Medical Records request route Ask whether you need an itemized statement, billing record, explanation of benefits, or medical-record document.
Record correction or amendment Intermountain amendment process Intermountain says it cannot change health information in a document but can create an amendment to the record.
Record request script: “I was treated at Good Samaritan Hospital in Lafayette. I need records for dates ____. Please tell me whether to use MyChart, the Medical Records request form, provider-to-provider request, or an amendment process.”

Billing, insurance, price estimates, hospital discounted care, and financial assistance

Hospital bills can include facility charges, emergency care, labs, imaging, pharmacy, surgery, anesthesia, physician charges, therapy, and insurance adjustments.

Separate bills may arrive

Intermountain billing guidance says hospital patients may receive separate bills for services and for physicians associated with treatment in that facility.

Billing help number

Intermountain billing guidance lists 866-665-2636 for further billing assistance when a payment link expires or help is needed.

Colorado discounted care

Colorado patients may have hospital discounted-care rights and screening options. Ask Intermountain whether you qualify before ignoring a bill.

Hospital price estimates

For scheduled care, use Intermountain estimates with procedure name or CPT code and insurance information. A standard charges list is not a final price guarantee.

Billing question Ask this Why it matters
What type of bill is this? “Is this a hospital facility bill, physician bill, emergency physician bill, radiology bill, anesthesia bill, or lab bill?” Different providers may bill separately for the same visit.
Was insurance applied? “Which insurance plan was billed, and what information is missing or denied?” Wrong or incomplete insurance details can delay claim processing.
Can I get help paying? “Can you screen me for financial assistance, hospital discounted care, Medicaid, CHP+, Emergency Medicaid, discounts, or a payment plan?” Colorado and Intermountain programs may reduce eligible patient responsibility.
Can I get an estimate? “Can you provide an estimate using my CPT code, procedure name, and insurance plan?” Scheduled care can often be estimated better than emergency care.
Could this be a scam? “Can you confirm the official Intermountain billing website, phone number, and account details before I pay?” Medical-billing scams can imitate legitimate hospitals.
Billing safety: Pay only through official Intermountain Health or MyChart channels. Do not use suspicious payment links from text messages, emails, search ads, or unknown callers.

Pharmacy, lab services, imaging, and rehab support

Many post-visit tasks happen after the doctor leaves the room: prescriptions, lab results, imaging reports, therapy appointments, and follow-up records.

Pharmacy
Intermountain Pharmacy at Good Samaritan Hospital is listed in the medical-services directory with phone 303-689-6121.
Lab services
Good Samaritan lab services are listed with phone 303-403-3319. Portal access may show recent lab results when available.
Imaging
Good Samaritan imaging is listed with phone 303-689-4187. Ask whether preparation or prior authorization is needed.
Rehab
Outpatient Physical Therapy & Rehab at the Health and Healing Center is listed with phone 303-689-6580.
Discharge checklist: Before leaving, confirm prescriptions, medication changes, warning signs, test results still pending, follow-up appointments, therapy referrals, activity restrictions, and who to call after discharge.

Good Samaritan Hospital address, map, directions, and parking

Good Samaritan Hospital is on Exempla Circle in Lafayette, Colorado. Use the official address for GPS and insurance paperwork.

Intermountain Health Good Samaritan Hospital
200 Exempla Circle
Lafayette, CO 80026
Main: 303-689-4000
Emergency department: 303-689-6126

Follow current campus signs for the main entrance, emergency department, drop-off, visitor parking, clinic buildings, pharmacy, lab, imaging, and outpatient services. Parking lots and entrances can be updated during construction, weather events, or campus operations.

Use the exact address

Search for “200 Exempla Circle, Lafayette, CO 80026” or “Intermountain Health Good Samaritan Hospital” in navigation.

Emergency arrival

For emergency symptoms, call 911 or follow signs for the emergency department. Do not park far away if immediate help is needed.

Visitor parking

Use posted visitor-parking and drop-off signs. Do not park in restricted staff, ambulance, physician, loading, or emergency-only spaces.

Accessibility

Ask hospital staff about wheelchair assistance, accessible parking, language support, service-animal guidance, and patient escort help.

What to bring for a Good Samaritan Hospital visit

Use this checklist for emergency visits, admissions, surgery, imaging, lab work, maternity care, rehab, or outpatient services.

Bring Why it helps Extra note
Photo ID Helps registration, medical records, billing, identity verification, and visitor support. Caregivers should bring legal paperwork if making decisions for someone else.
Insurance card Helps billing, estimates, authorizations, and coverage review. Emergency care should not be delayed if the card is unavailable.
Medication list Helps prevent interactions, duplicate treatments, and missed doses. Include prescriptions, over-the-counter medicine, supplements, patches, injections, inhalers, eye drops, and pharmacy name.
Allergy list Important for medication, contrast dye, latex, food, and anesthesia safety. Write the reaction type, not only the allergy name.
Doctor order or referral Needed for many imaging, lab, rehab, surgery, and specialty appointments. Confirm that the order was sent before arriving for scheduled care.
Advance directive or decision-maker document Helps the team follow patient wishes if the patient cannot communicate. Bring copies of medical power of attorney, guardianship, or advance directive documents when available.
Phone charger, glasses, hearing aids, mobility devices Supports communication, discharge instructions, safety, and comfort. Label items and avoid bringing jewelry, large cash amounts, or unnecessary valuables.
Caregiver note: Keep a phone note with diagnosis, baseline condition, medications, allergies, specialists, recent tests, surgeries, devices, and emergency contacts. It helps in the ER and during admission.

Official source checklist used for this Good Samaritan Hospital guide

Use these official Intermountain resources for final verification because phone numbers, services, visitor rules, records processes, pricing, billing, and assistance policies can change.

Official source What it verifies When to use it
Good Samaritan Hospital official page Hospital address, main phone, 24/7 status, visiting-hours note, service overview, patient links, and Intermountain facility identity. Use first for general hospital details and current facility information.
Good Samaritan Emergency Emergency department phone numbers, address, emergency care, trauma care, 911 warning, and Level II trauma designation. Use for emergency and trauma-care routing.
Medical services Service lines including emergency, breast care, cancer, ICU, heart care, imaging, lab, pharmacy, rehab, pregnancy and baby, surgery, women’s health, wound care, and specialty services. Use to choose the right department or service.
About Good Samaritan Hospital Community-based acute-care description, Lafayette location, opening date, Intermountain nonprofit system connection, private rooms, campus setting, and leadership overview. Use for hospital background and service context.
Intermountain patient portal Intermountain Health app / MyChart experience, portal access, older-record limitations, and complete-record request guidance. Use for non-urgent portal account tasks.
Medical records Medical-record requests, provider record exchange through Care Everywhere, patient access, and amendment guidance. Use for records, releases, imaging-document questions, and corrections.
Billing Bill payment, insurance, separate bills for services and physicians, expired payment-link support, and billing contact guidance. Use for statement, payment, and insurance questions.
Financial assistance for Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming Intermountain financial assistance program for eligible clinic and hospital care and Colorado discounted-care routing. Use if a patient cannot pay a hospital bill or needs screening for assistance.
Hospital Discounted Care for Colorado residents Colorado hospital discounted-care rights, public coverage screening, Health First Colorado, CHP+, Emergency Medicaid, and hospital discount references. Use for Colorado resident billing-assistance questions.
Visitor information and visiting hours General Intermountain visitor information, visiting-hours guidance, care-setting visitor differences, and safety-focused visitor rules. Use before visiting a patient or accompanying someone to an appointment.
Patient rights and safety Patient rights, patient responsibilities, grievance context, and rights to review, request amendment to, or get a copy of medical records according to law and policy. Use for privacy, safety, record, and complaint-related questions.
Independent guide notice: This website is not Intermountain Health, Good Samaritan Hospital, an emergency department, an insurer, or a medical/legal advice provider. Always use official Intermountain channels or emergency services for medical decisions, current policies, bills, records, referrals, and urgent care.

Intermountain Health Good Samaritan Hospital FAQs

These questions focus on address, phone number, emergency care, trauma status, services, MyChart, records, billing, visitors, parking, and patient resources.

1. What is the address of Intermountain Health Good Samaritan Hospital?
Good Samaritan Hospital is located at 200 Exempla Circle, Lafayette, CO 80026.
2. What is the main phone number for Good Samaritan Hospital in Lafayette?
The main phone number listed for Good Samaritan Hospital is 303-689-4000.
3. Is Good Samaritan Hospital open 24 hours?
Yes. Intermountain’s Good Samaritan Hospital page lists the hospital as open 24/7. It also shows general visiting hours as 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
4. What is the emergency department phone number?
The Good Samaritan emergency page lists 303-689-6126 along with the main hospital number. For a medical emergency, call 911.
5. Is Good Samaritan Hospital a trauma center?
Intermountain’s Good Samaritan emergency page lists the emergency department as offering trauma care and identifies the trauma designation as Level II.
6. What services are available at Good Samaritan Hospital?
Services listed by Intermountain include emergency care, trauma care, labor and delivery, endoscopy, plastic surgery, breast care, cancer care, ICU, heart care, imaging, lab services, pharmacy, rehab, pregnancy and baby, surgery, women’s health, wound care, and multiple medical specialties.
7. Can I use MyChart for Good Samaritan Hospital records?
Yes. Intermountain uses an app and patient portal experience powered by MyChart. The portal can help with available results, health information, bills, and account tools. Use the Medical Records process for complete record requests.
8. How do I request medical records from Good Samaritan Hospital?
Use Intermountain’s Medical Records page and patient-request process. Have the patient’s name, date of birth, dates of service, requested record type, and destination ready. Providers may also request records through Care Everywhere when available.
9. Does Intermountain offer financial assistance for Good Samaritan Hospital bills?
Yes. Intermountain offers financial assistance for eligible patients who receive medical care in Intermountain hospitals and clinics. Colorado residents may also ask about hospital discounted care and public coverage screening.
10. Where should visitors park at Good Samaritan Hospital?
Use the visitor parking and drop-off signs on the Good Samaritan Hospital campus at 200 Exempla Circle. Follow current signs for the main entrance, emergency department, clinics, pharmacy, lab, imaging, and restricted parking areas.