Intermountain Health Lds Hospital: Contact & Patient Info

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Intermountain Health · Salt Lake City Hospital Guide · Patient Info

Intermountain Health LDS Hospital contact, emergency care, behavioral health access, visitor hours, medical records, MyChart, billing, insurance, imaging, lab, parking, and patient resources

Intermountain Health LDS Hospital is located at 8th Ave & C St, Salt Lake City, UT. The main hospital phone number listed by Intermountain is 801-408-1100.

Use this guide before calling, visiting, or scheduling care. It explains the fastest official route for emergency care, mental health crisis care, medical records, MyChart, billing, financial assistance, visitor rules, imaging, lab services, parking, and patient support.

Call LDS Hospital Official Hospital Page Emergency Services Medical Records
Emergency warning: If you have chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe breathing trouble, major trauma, uncontrolled bleeding, poisoning, loss of consciousness, or any life-threatening emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Do not wait for a website, portal message, insurance callback, appointment request, or online guide.
Hospital address 8th Ave & C St

Salt Lake City, Utah. Use the official map before driving because the LDS campus has multiple buildings and service entrances.

Main phone 801-408-1100

Use for general hospital routing, departments, visitor questions, and operator assistance.

Emergency care Open 24/7

Intermountain lists LDS Hospital emergency services as 24/7 with a goal to see patients quickly on arrival.

Visiting hours 9 a.m.-9 p.m.

The LDS Hospital location page lists visiting hours from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; unit rules can still vary.

Medical records 385-533-0440

Intermountain lists this phone for Utah and Idaho medical-record requests.

Patient portal support 855-274-2517

Use for Intermountain Health app and MyChart access support.

Start here: what do you need from Intermountain LDS Hospital?

The best route depends on whether you need emergency care, mental health crisis support, directions, imaging, lab work, records, billing help, insurance verification, or visitor guidance.

Your need Best starting point What to confirm
Life-threatening emergency Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department Do not wait for portal replies, online estimates, insurance approval, or appointment scheduling.
Main hospital address or operator 8th Ave & C St; 801-408-1100 Building, entrance, parking, department, patient unit, and whether the visit is hospital-based or clinic-based.
Emergency Department LDS Hospital Emergency Services ER entrance, what to bring, expected testing, discharge instructions, follow-up, and insurance questions after you are safe.
Mental health crisis care Behavioral Health Access Center at 324 9th Ave Current access hours, crisis instructions, after-hours ER entrance, withdrawal-management options, and safety plan.
Imaging or mammogram LDS Hospital Imaging or mammogram scheduling Order, appointment, prep, contrast, prior authorization, implant/device warnings, result access, and reschedule route.
Lab work LDS Hospital Lab Services Provider order, fasting, specimen instructions, timing, insurance, and patient portal result access.
Medical records Intermountain medical records or MyChart Visit date, patient identity, record type, release form, third-party request route, amendment request, and delivery method.
Billing or estimate Intermountain billing, hospital price estimates, and financial assistance Facility bill, physician bill, insurance, standard charge limits, financial-assistance eligibility, and payment plan options.
Best information to keep ready: patient full name, date of birth, visit date, doctor or ordering provider, department, insurance card, photo ID, medication list, allergy list, test order, MyChart login, account number, and the exact record or service you need.

Intermountain Health LDS Hospital contact directory

Use the right number so your question reaches the hospital, department, records team, billing office, imaging center, lab, or behavioral health team faster.

Need or department Phone or link Use it for
Main hospital 801-408-1100 Hospital operator, general routing, departments, visitors, patient unit questions, and directions.
Life-threatening emergency 911 Immediate emergency response for serious symptoms or injury.
LDS Hospital Emergency Services 801-408-1181 Emergency department contact shown on the LDS Hospital medical-services page.
Behavioral Health department 801-408-1038 Behavioral health department questions and routing.
Behavioral Health Access Center 801-408-8330 Mental health crisis care, immediate stabilization support, withdrawal-management routing, and after-hours ER instructions.
Imaging 801-408-1100 LDS Hospital imaging questions, appointment rescheduling, and imaging-result routing.
Mammogram scheduling 801-906-2700, Option 1 Mammography scheduling and breast-screening appointment questions.
Lab services 801-408-1152 Lab draw, provider order, result timing, and test-prep questions.
Cancer Center 801-408-4711 Intermountain Cancer Center at LDS Hospital questions.
Endoscopy 801-408-1057 Endoscopy department scheduling, prep, arrival, and discharge-driver questions.
Medical records — Utah/Idaho 385-533-0440 Record copies, release-of-information questions, third-party requests, and amendment guidance.
Billing and financial assistance — Utah/Idaho 866-415-6556 Bill questions, payment help, financial assistance, discounts, and payment-plan guidance.
MyChart support 855-274-2517 Intermountain Health app / MyChart login, setup, and access help.
Campus note: LDS Hospital uses a Salt Lake City campus around 8th Avenue, C Street, and 9th Avenue. Behavioral Health Access Center is listed at 324 9th Ave, while emergency services and many hospital services use the main LDS Hospital campus. Confirm the building before driving.

LDS Hospital Emergency Services and urgent arrival guidance

Intermountain lists LDS Hospital emergency services as 24/7. Emergency care is for symptoms that cannot safely wait for clinic or virtual-care scheduling.

Call 911 immediately

Call 911 for chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe breathing trouble, major injury, severe bleeding, poisoning, seizure emergency, severe allergic reaction, loss of consciousness, or any serious emergency.

ER phone listed

LDS Hospital Emergency Services is listed with phone 801-408-1181. Use 911 for emergencies that need immediate response.

What to bring

Bring photo ID, insurance card, medication list, allergy list, recent discharge papers, advance directive, and emergency contact if it is safe to gather them.

Before discharge

Ask for diagnosis, test results, medicine instructions, return precautions, work note, follow-up appointment, and how to access records in MyChart.

Do not self-triage online: A hospital webpage cannot decide whether your symptoms are urgent. If you are unsure and symptoms could be serious, call 911 or seek emergency care.

Mental health crisis care and Behavioral Health Access Center at LDS Hospital

Intermountain lists LDS Hospital behavioral health services for crisis stabilization, addiction treatment, psychiatric inpatient care, withdrawal management, and mental health crisis care.

Behavioral health need Official route What to know
Mental health crisis care Behavioral Health Access Center Intermountain describes the Access Center as an alternative to the emergency room for crisis mental health care with experts who help stabilize and provide immediate support.
Access Center location 324 9th Ave, Salt Lake City, UT 84103 Use the 9th Avenue location for Access Center routing and call 801-408-8330 to verify current access instructions.
After-hours mental health emergency Emergency Department in Building 1 Intermountain’s LDS page states that after hours, mental health emergencies should enter through the Emergency Department.
Withdrawal management LDS Hospital behavioral health The behavioral health page describes hospital-based withdrawal management, often called detox, using medical expertise and compassionate support.
Inpatient behavioral health LDS Hospital inpatient unit The page describes inpatient behavioral health units as safe, therapeutic spaces for mental health emergencies.
Immediate risk of self-harm or harm to others Call 911 or 988 as appropriate For imminent danger, call 911. For suicidal crisis or emotional distress in the U.S., call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
Crisis safety note: If someone may hurt themselves or someone else, do not wait for an appointment or online form. Call 911, go to the nearest emergency department, or use 988 for crisis support in the United States.

Medical services and departments at Intermountain LDS Hospital

LDS Hospital is described as a full-service hospital with wellness, diagnostic, treatment, emergency, behavioral health, cancer, imaging, lab, and specialty services.

Service area What Intermountain lists Patient tip
Emergency care 24/7 emergency services at LDS Hospital. Use 911 for life-threatening symptoms. Ask for discharge instructions and follow-up before leaving.
Behavioral health Addiction treatment, crisis stabilization, mental health crisis care, psychiatric inpatient care, and withdrawal management. Use the Behavioral Health Access Center for crisis support and verify after-hours entry through the ER.
Oncology and cancer care Intermountain Cancer Center at LDS Hospital and oncology care. Ask about referrals, treatment schedule, records, imaging, lab timing, and insurance authorization.
Imaging and radiology Imaging and radiology services, mammography scheduling, and imaging results through the patient portal. Ask about test prep, contrast, allergies, implants, pacemakers, claustrophobia, and rescheduling.
Lab services LDS Hospital Lab Services with results integrated into the medical record. Confirm order, fasting, specimen instructions, and whether results appear in MyChart.
Endoscopy Endoscopy department phone 801-408-1057. Ask about fasting, medication holds, arrival time, sedation, driver requirement, and pathology results.
Hyperbaric medicine Hyperbaric medicine department phone 801-408-3623. Confirm referral, wound-care plan, treatment frequency, and insurance authorization.
Lymphedema and infusion therapy Lymphedema clinic and infusion-related services are listed through LDS Hospital service pages. Ask whether your visit is in the hospital, clinic, Loveland Clinic, or another building.
Service availability caution: A service listed on a hospital page does not guarantee same-day appointment availability, insurance authorization, provider participation, or that every professional bill is included in the hospital bill.

Appointments, provider search, orders, referrals, and check-in preparation

Hospital care, imaging, lab work, cancer services, behavioral health, endoscopy, infusion therapy, and specialty visits may use different scheduling routes.

Use emergency care first when needed. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department for serious or life-threatening symptoms.
Confirm the exact location. LDS Hospital has main hospital services, an Emergency Department, Behavioral Health Access Center, imaging, lab, cancer center, and other services that may use different entrances or buildings.
Start with the ordering provider. Imaging, lab, endoscopy, infusion, specialty testing, or procedures may require a physician order, referral, or treatment plan.
Check insurance before scheduled care. Ask about facility network status, physician network status, prior authorization, deductible, co-pay, coinsurance, and separate professional bills.
Use MyChart for care management. Use the Intermountain Health app powered by MyChart for many portal needs, and call 855-274-2517 for support.
Bring the right documents. Bring photo ID, insurance card, medication list, allergy list, test order, referral, prior imaging, discharge papers, and appointment instructions.
Appointment call script: “I’m scheduled at LDS Hospital for ____. Which building and entrance should I use? Do I need a doctor’s order, referral, fasting, medication hold, prior authorization, driver, or special instructions?”

Imaging, radiology, mammograms, lab services, and result access

Intermountain lists imaging and lab services at LDS Hospital. Prepare before arrival because diagnostic tests often need orders, prep, and insurance authorization.

Imaging phone
LDS Hospital Imaging is listed at 801-408-1100, with imaging and radiology services at 8th Ave & C St.
Mammogram scheduling
Intermountain’s LDS imaging page lists mammogram scheduling at 801-906-2700, Option 1.
Imaging results
Intermountain says patients can view imaging results through the patient portal, and the care team interprets results and explains what they mean.
Imaging prep
Tell imaging staff about allergies, medical conditions, implants, devices, pacemakers, metal implants, claustrophobia, or special needs before the exam.
Lab services
LDS Hospital Lab Services is listed at 801-408-1152, with results integrated into the medical record.
Result access
Use the Intermountain Health app / MyChart to view new lab results, provider notes, and past results when available.
Prep caution: Imaging and lab work may require fasting, medication holds, pregnancy screening, contrast instructions, implant checks, allergy review, or physician orders. Confirm before leaving home.

Visitor hours, masking, illness guidance, and unit restrictions

LDS Hospital’s location page lists visiting hours from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Intermountain visitor guidance also says care teams may set stricter rules based on patient needs, room size, unit requirements, and vulnerable patients.

Visitor topic What to know Practical step
LDS Hospital visiting hours The LDS Hospital location page lists visiting hours from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Call the unit before visiting because patient condition, procedure timing, or unit rules can change access.
General Intermountain visitor guidance Intermountain says maximum visitors at bedside are determined by the care team and some units may be more restrictive. Ask the nurse, unit clerk, or operator for the current unit-specific rule.
Masking and illness Intermountain says masks are optional in many facilities, but sick visitors should not visit unless seeking care themselves. Avoid visiting if you are ill, and follow masking or hand-hygiene instructions in vulnerable units.
Emergency Department visitors Emergency Department visitation may be limited because of facility resources and patient treatments. Bring only necessary visitors when possible so care teams can work safely.
ICU / critical care Intermountain visitor guidance may apply stricter timing, age, masking, and vulnerable-patient precautions in critical-care areas. Call the unit and ask whether children, masks, visitor count, or after-hours access are restricted.
Behavioral health Behavioral health visitation can vary by location and patient safety needs. Check directly with the behavioral health unit before visiting or bringing personal items.
Visitor caution: A posted visitor hour is not a guarantee of access. Patient privacy, infection-control precautions, behavioral health safety, ICU rules, treatment needs, and patient preference can limit visits.

Gift shop, classes, volunteers, and patient support amenities

LDS Hospital’s official pages include helpful patient and visitor support details, including gift shop, classes, volunteer opportunities, and care comments.

Gift shop

Intermountain’s LDS Hospital About page says the LDS Hospital Gift Shop is located in the main lobby and is open Monday-Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. It lists phone 801-408-1125.

Classes at LDS Hospital

The LDS Hospital page links to classes covering health, wellness, pregnancy, childbirth, and support topics. Check the official class page for current schedules.

Volunteer support

LDS Hospital describes volunteer opportunities at the information desk, gift shop, flower/mail delivery, ICU waiting room, ER, surgery waiting room, nursing floors, and other areas.

Care comments

Intermountain’s contact page includes links to share a compliment or concern. For immediate in-hospital concerns, ask for the nurse, charge nurse, department manager, or house supervisor.

Amenity caution: Gift shop, class, volunteer, cafeteria, and campus support details can change for holidays, staffing, construction, or hospital operations. Verify with the official page or hospital operator before making a special trip.

Parking, entrances, Behavioral Health Access Center, and map

Use the official LDS Hospital campus map before driving because emergency, behavioral health, imaging, lab, and clinic visits may use different entrances or buildings.

LDS Hospital main campus

Intermountain Health LDS Hospital
8th Ave & C St
Salt Lake City, UT
Main: 801-408-1100

Use this for general directions only. Confirm the exact entrance for Emergency Department, Behavioral Health, imaging, lab, oncology, or scheduled procedures.

Behavioral Health Access Center

Behavioral Health Access Center – LDS Hospital
324 9th Ave
Salt Lake City, UT 84103
Phone: 801-408-8330

Use for mental health crisis care routing. After hours, Intermountain directs mental health emergencies to enter through the Emergency Department.
Before driving: call the department and ask, “Which building, entrance, and parking area should I use for ____ at LDS Hospital?” This is especially helpful for emergency care, behavioral health, imaging, lab work, endoscopy, and cancer appointments.

Medical records, MyChart, release requests, third-party requests, and amendments

Use MyChart for many electronic records and Intermountain’s medical-records process when you need formal copies, third-party release, legal/insurance records, or amendments.

Record need Best route What to have ready
View records online Intermountain Health app / MyChart Portal login, date of service, patient identity, and correct Intermountain account.
Medical-record copies 385-533-0440 Patient name, date of birth, visit date, record type, photo ID, signed authorization if required, and delivery destination.
Third-party request Intermountain third-party request portal Legal, insurance, law-enforcement, agency, provider, or business request details plus proper authorization or valid legal process.
Billing records Billing office or medical-records route depending on document Account number, date of service, insurer, itemized-bill request, and whether you need billing records or clinical records.
Imaging records Imaging/radiology or medical records Exam date, exam type, report request, image transfer need, outside-provider recipient, and format needed.
Amendment request Intermountain amendment process Written request explaining the information you believe is wrong and the correction you request.
Privacy question Intermountain Privacy Office Question about access, disclosure, alternate contact, directory preference, family sharing, or complaint route.
Records request script: “I need LDS Hospital records for a visit on ____. The patient is ____, date of birth ____. I need ____. Should I use MyChart, medical records, imaging, billing, or a third-party request portal?”

Billing, online payment, price estimates, standard charges, and financial assistance

Intermountain offers billing, price-estimate, insurance, and financial-assistance resources, but your final cost depends on your specific plan and services.

Billing support
For Utah and Idaho billing questions, Intermountain lists 866-415-6556.
Online bill pay
Use Intermountain’s official billing page or MyChart payment tools for eligible statements.
Separate bills
Intermountain billing guidance says hospital patients may receive separate bills for each service and each physician associated with treatment in that facility.
Price estimates
Hospital standard-charge lists are planning tools, not final quotes or guarantees. Contact your insurer for a more accurate out-of-pocket estimate.
Financial assistance
Intermountain says financial assistance may be available for people who received care in Intermountain hospitals or clinics, and uninsured hospital patients may receive automatic discounts.
Emergency care and payment
Intermountain’s Utah/Idaho/Nevada financial assistance page says people needing emergency care will not be denied treatment because they do not have insurance or cannot pay.
Billing caution: A price estimate is not your final bill. Facility charges, emergency physicians, radiology, anesthesia, pathology, specialists, labs, and outside providers may bill separately.

Insurance, network status, prior authorization, and out-of-pocket checks

Use Intermountain’s insurance page as a starting point, then call the number on your insurance card before scheduled non-emergency care.

Insurance topic What to ask Why it matters
Facility network “Is Intermountain LDS Hospital in network for my specific plan and service?” Network status can vary by plan, product, employer group, service, and date.
Physician network “Are the emergency physician, surgeon, anesthesiologist, radiologist, pathologist, specialist, or hospitalist in network?” Physician bills can be separate from hospital facility bills.
Prior authorization “Does this imaging test, procedure, admission, endoscopy, infusion, or specialty service require approval?” Scheduled care may be denied or paid differently if authorization is missing.
Cost sharing “What are my deductible, co-pay, coinsurance, and remaining out-of-pocket maximum?” A standard charge does not show what your specific insurance plan will require you to pay.
Emergency services “How does my plan process emergency services at LDS Hospital?” Emergency services can have special billing protections and rules, but your insurer must explain claim handling.
Mental health or detox benefits “What behavioral health, crisis stabilization, inpatient psychiatric, or withdrawal-management benefits apply?” Behavioral health coverage can have plan-specific authorization, network, and benefit rules.
Insurance call script: “I am scheduled at Intermountain LDS Hospital for ____ on ____. Please confirm facility network, physician network, prior authorization, deductible, co-pay, coinsurance, separate professional bills, and whether my plan treats this as hospital-based care.”

Patient privacy, record rights, directory preference, and care concerns

Intermountain’s privacy notice explains patient rights related to medical and billing records, privacy, family sharing, directory preference, amendments, and privacy complaints.

Privacy or rights issue What to know Practical step
Medical and billing records Intermountain’s privacy notice says patients have the right to inspect and obtain a copy of medical or billing records, including electronic copies when maintained electronically, as provided by law. Use MyChart or the medical-records request process and ask about cost, format, and timing.
Amendment request Patients may request in writing that health information be amended if they think there is an error. Ask medical records or the privacy office for the amendment form or written-request instructions.
Hospital directory When admitted, patients may be asked whether they want to be in the hospital directory, which can affect whether callers or visitors can locate them. Tell staff your preference during admission and update it if your situation changes.
Family and friend sharing Patients can tell Intermountain what information may be shared with family members or friends involved in care or payment. List authorized contacts and make preferences clear to the care team.
Privacy complaint Intermountain lists the Privacy Office at 800-442-4845 and Privacy@imail.org for privacy concerns. Document the date, concern, people involved, and requested follow-up.
Immediate care concern Care concerns should be raised quickly while the patient is still receiving care. Ask for the nurse, charge nurse, unit manager, department manager, house supervisor, or operator.
Safety concern: If a patient is in immediate danger inside the hospital, alert staff right away. If outside the hospital and symptoms are life-threatening, call 911.

Official source checklist for this LDS Hospital guide

Use these sources to verify final details because hospital services, phone numbers, visitor rules, insurance, records procedures, and billing routes can change.

Official source What it verifies When to use it
Intermountain Health LDS Hospital Main phone, address, open status, visiting hours, emergency care, mental health crisis care, patient portal, financial assistance, insurance, medical records, classes, and campus resources. Use first for location-specific hospital information.
About LDS Hospital Full-service hospital description, 262-bed facility, downtown Salt Lake City location context, Life Flight and TeleHealth Hospital integration, gift shop, leadership, history, and volunteering. Use for facility background and patient-support context.
LDS Hospital Medical Services Emergency, behavioral health, cancer center, cardiology, endoscopy, hyperbaric medicine, imaging, infectious disease, infusion therapy, lymphedema, lab services, and department phone numbers. Use for department routing and service-specific phone checks.
LDS Hospital Emergency Department Emergency department information, emergency services, what to expect, and Intermountain emergency-care guidance. Use when it is safe to check online; call 911 for life-threatening emergencies.
LDS Hospital Behavioral Health Behavioral health services, Access Center, crisis stabilization, withdrawal management, psychiatric inpatient care, Access Center address, phone, and after-hours ER instruction. Use for mental health crisis care routing and behavioral health service questions.
LDS Hospital Imaging Imaging and radiology services, imaging phone, mammogram scheduling, patient-portal result access, and imaging prep cautions. Use before imaging, mammography, MRI, CT, ultrasound, or radiology visits.
Contact Intermountain Health MyChart support, Utah/Idaho billing support, Utah/Idaho medical-records phone, corporate office, care comments, and patient tools. Use for general Intermountain support routing.
Visitor and Masking Guidelines General hospital visitation rules, bedside visitor discretion, masking guidance, illness guidance, emergency department visitor limits, critical care rules, and behavioral health visitor caveats. Use before visiting, then confirm with the unit.
Medical Records Requests Medical-record request options, third-party request portal, and amendment guidance. Use for formal records, third-party requests, imaging records, billing records, or corrections.
Billing Online bill pay, insurance-billing FAQs, separate hospital and physician billing, and patient account routing. Use before paying or disputing a bill.
Hospital Price Estimates Hospital standard charge limitations, out-of-pocket estimate caution, and no-surprise billing / good-faith-estimate resources. Use before scheduled non-emergency care.
Financial Assistance Financial assistance availability, uninsured-patient discounts, and assistance program routing. Use when bills are unaffordable or payment-plan help is needed.
Insurance Insurance billing guidance and patient responsibility for updated insurance information. Use before scheduled care, then call your insurer to confirm plan-specific coverage.
Notice of Privacy Practices Patient rights to medical and billing records, privacy, amendment requests, directory preference, family sharing, privacy office contact, and complaint rights. Use for privacy, records, family-contact, amendment, or complaint questions.
Independent guide notice: This website is not Intermountain Health, LDS Hospital, MyChart, an emergency service, a billing office, an insurer, or a medical provider. Use official Intermountain, physician, insurer, emergency, records, and billing sources for final medical, financial, visitor, and records decisions.

Intermountain Health LDS Hospital FAQs

These questions focus on address, phone, emergency care, mental health crisis care, visitor hours, MyChart, medical records, billing, insurance, imaging, lab services, and patient support.

1. What is the address of Intermountain Health LDS Hospital?
Intermountain Health LDS Hospital is listed at 8th Ave & C St, Salt Lake City, Utah. Use the official hospital map before driving because the campus has multiple buildings, entrances, and nearby service locations.
2. What is the main phone number for LDS Hospital?
The main phone number listed by Intermountain for LDS Hospital is 801-408-1100.
3. Is LDS Hospital open 24/7?
Yes. The LDS Hospital location page lists the hospital as open 24/7. Its location page lists visiting hours from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and unit-specific restrictions may still apply.
4. Does LDS Hospital have an emergency department?
Yes. Intermountain lists LDS Hospital Emergency Services as 24/7. The emergency department phone shown in the LDS Hospital medical-services list is 801-408-1181. For life-threatening symptoms, call 911.
5. Where do I go for mental health crisis care at LDS Hospital?
Intermountain lists the Behavioral Health Access Center at 324 9th Ave, Salt Lake City, UT 84103, phone 801-408-8330. It says after-hours mental health emergencies should enter through the Emergency Department.
6. Which patient portal does Intermountain LDS Hospital use?
Intermountain patients can use the Intermountain Health app powered by MyChart. The MyChart support phone listed by Intermountain is 855-274-2517. Do not use MyChart for medical emergencies.
7. How do I request medical records from LDS Hospital?
Use Intermountain’s medical-records request process or MyChart when available. For Utah and Idaho medical-record requests, Intermountain lists 385-533-0440. Have the patient name, date of birth, visit date, record type, and release details ready.
8. What visitor hours are listed for LDS Hospital?
The LDS Hospital location page lists visiting hours from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Intermountain visitor guidance also says visitor limits and restrictions may vary by care team, room size, unit, patient needs, and vulnerable-patient precautions.
9. How do I get help with an LDS Hospital bill or estimate?
Use Intermountain’s billing and hospital price-estimate pages. For Utah and Idaho billing or financial-assistance support, Intermountain lists 866-415-6556. Standard-charge lists are not final price guarantees, so call your insurer for plan-specific costs.
10. What imaging and lab numbers are listed for LDS Hospital?
LDS Hospital Imaging is listed at 801-408-1100. Mammogram scheduling is listed at 801-906-2700, Option 1. LDS Hospital Lab Services is listed at 801-408-1152. Confirm orders, prep, insurance authorization, and arrival instructions before visiting.