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Intermountain Healthcare: 7 facilities, 95 dialysis stations

CMS lists Intermountain Healthcare as the chain of 7 dialysis facilities in 1 state. They have 95 dialysis stations, and 0 are for profit. The average Five Star rating is 3.3 of 5 and 0 are rated one star. 2 facilities are worse than expected on at least one patient outcome CMS tracks.

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  • 7Dialysis facilities
  • 1States
  • 3.3 of 5Average Five Star rating
  • 0One star facilities
  • 0Five star facilities
  • 95Dialysis stations
  • 0For profit facilities
  • 2Worse than expected on at least one outcome

Dialysis facilities

Ranked by lowest Five Star rating, then by most outcomes worse than expected. Each row links to the facility page and its Medicare Care Compare record.

FacilityCityStateRoleOwnershipStarsStationsOutcomes worse than expectedSource
463502 Utah Dialysis LabSalt Lake CityUTChain organizationNonprofit3191medicare.gov
462307 Logan Regional Hospital Dialysis CenterLoganUTChain organizationNonprofit3170medicare.gov
462311 Heber Valley DialysisHeber CityUTChain organizationNonprofit350medicare.gov
463504 Sevier Valley DialysisRichfieldUTChain organizationNonprofit3130medicare.gov
463501 Intermountain Medical Center Dialysis ServicesMurrayUTChain organizationNonprofit4281medicare.gov
462308 Tooele Valley Dialysis CenterTooeleUTChain organizationNonprofit470medicare.gov
462320 Primary Children's Dialysis CenterSalt Lake CityUTChain organizationNonprofitNot listed60medicare.gov

By state

StateFacilitiesAverage starsOne starStationsWith a worse outcome
Utah73.30952

Updated November 7, 2026. Read from CMS Provider Data Catalog, dialysis facilities. Open data from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (US government work). Ratings and outcome categories are as CMS lists them on the date shown and CMS refreshes them on its own schedule. CMS publishes the chain organization of each facility and no owner file, so a chain page groups facilities on the chain name as CMS spells it. This page uses CMS data and is not endorsed or certified by CMS. Free to reuse with credit to SpecStream under CC BY 4.0. Spot a wrong value? Write to [email protected] with the link to this page.