Salt Lake Regional Medical Center

My wife was transferred here for more advanced testing and care a few weeks ago; she stayed a few days. During that time, we found nurses and doctors both willing to listen, answer questions, and work together for her health. I view myself as my wife's protector and advocate, so know that I can be a tad irritating in that regards sometimes. Nevertheless, the staff remained consistently courteous with me (and I did my best as well). Physically, the campus and rooms were clean and orderly. The precautions and cleaning routines certainly appeared up to par for controlling contamination. Parking was free and I never had an issue finding space as I came and went. I ate at the basement cafeteria twice and found the food to be pretty good (I would even go on purpose) and it was reasonably priced. Interestingly, the cafeteria offers some choice in meals for patients, although it is standard patient/hospital quality in that respect. The only down-side regarded my own access to the restroom. My wife's room was on the ICU hall (although she wasn't really ICU). I was instructed not to use the toilet in her room for understandable reasons. However, there were no other restrooms in the hall area that I could use; the closest facility was through the controlled access point in the family waiting room. Anyway, although I am nervous about seeing the bill, it was the right place for her to receive care.

Had my daughter here and I've been a patient at the women's center for about 4 years now. The staff here is amazing! Thank you everyone for all you do for our community.

Not sure why so many one star reviews but most seem to be petty complaints. Yes, it is a smaller hospital and could use a few cosmetic upgrades but every step of the way the staff was amazing to work with. I went in for same day surgery and was very well taken care of. The nursing staff was awesome and accommodating. Each of my nurses, my dr and my anesthesiologist all made sure I was comfortable and well informed before and after the procedure. I much prefer the atmosphere and staff at this hospital vs a huge hospital like the university hospital.

I went to both the university of Utah and slc medical centers Er within 5 days for the same problem. I Wish I would have gone to slc regional first because they were the ones who listened, did imaging, diagnosed me and clearly explained the next steps. The staff is knowledgeable and compassionate. I felt like I got the one on one care that I was missing at university of Utah. I would highly recommend this er to anyone.

I wouldn't recommend this hospital to anyone. If there was a zero rating they would get that from me. After my surgery, I was scheduled to be released, I was the only one left in that unit, so they decided to close it, my ride was late so they stuck me in a room
with a bed and miscellaneous equipment where not one person checked to see if I was all right. GO FIGURE THAT WAY OF A CARING HOSPITAL.