Intermountain Primary Children's Hospital

Intermountain Primary Children's Hospital Primary Children s Hospital is located in Salt Lake City, UT and is part of a system of 22 hospitals and about 180 medical clinics operated by
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Primary Children s Hospital is located in Salt Lake City, UT and is part of a system of 22 hospitals and about 180 medical clinics operated by Intermountain Healthcare.

After seeing Top Gun: Maverick, Olivia learned she had leukemia. She became the first patient at Primary Children's Hosp...
11/20/2025

After seeing Top Gun: Maverick, Olivia learned she had leukemia. She became the first patient at Primary Children's Hospital to receive a groundbreaking stem cell transplant.
Now, Olivia is a thriving high school senior who love pickleball, baking, and thrillers.

In a surprise, full-circle moment, Olivia got to meet Top Gun star Myles Teller at Primary Children's!

Support kids like Olivia at the annual Festival of Trees 🎄

https://intermountainhealthcare.org/give/fundraising-events/festival-of-trees

11/19/2025

Las Vegas is the largest metro area without a freestanding children’s hospital, and nearly 30,000 kids travel out of state every year for care. Intermountain Health’s campaign will change that. Groundbreaking begins in 2026, and by 2030, our community will have world-class pediatric specialists closer to home.

“We want every child in our community to thrive and live their healthiest life, and that starts with access to the right care and at the right time,” said Mandy Richards, chief nursing executive for Intermountain Health and president of Intermountain Children’s Health. “This is not only our commitment, but also our responsibility to make this possible for children across Nevada and every state we serve.”

Each tree at Festival of Trees tells a story! Join us December 2-6 to see hundreds of trees, meet amazing people, and su...
11/14/2025

Each tree at Festival of Trees tells a story! Join us December 2-6 to see hundreds of trees, meet amazing people, and support the life-saving work at Primary Children’s Hospital.

Thanks to generous donors, kids at Primary Children’s Hospital received 200 comic books filled with stories of courage, ...
11/14/2025

Thanks to generous donors, kids at Primary Children’s Hospital received 200 comic books filled with stories of courage, hope, and superheroes this Halloween! Every comic book delivered was more than a gift, it was a reminder that these young patients have a community of heroes standing beside them. 💛🦸

Olivia was diagnosed with leukemia in 2022 after a routine checkup. At 14, she became the first patient at Primary Child...
11/12/2025

Olivia was diagnosed with leukemia in 2022 after a routine checkup. At 14, she became the first patient at Primary Children’s to receive a groundbreaking transplant.

Today, she’s thriving—baking, playing pickleball, and inspiring others through Be the Match.

🎄 See her story at Festival of Trees 2025!
👉 https://bit.ly/4nGAq0F

After seeing Top Gun: Maverick on opening weekend, Olivia got news that changed everything: she had chronic myelogenous ...
11/04/2025

After seeing Top Gun: Maverick on opening weekend, Olivia got news that changed everything: she had chronic myelogenous leukemia, a rare bone marrow cancer. Her journey led her to Primary Children’s Hospital, where she became the first patient to receive a groundbreaking stem cell transplant using alpha/beta T cell depletion.
It wasn’t easy — six weeks in isolation, a donor backing out, and the unknowns of a new treatment. But Olivia faced it all with courage, surrounded by a care team that became like family.

Today, she’s thriving. A high school senior who loves pickleball, baking, thrillers, and giving back through Be the Match. And yes — she still loves Top Gun, especially after meeting Miles Teller at Primary Children’s on her birthday. 💙

Olivia’s story is why Festival of Trees exists — to support kids and families at Primary Children’s, no matter what they’re facing.

Join us this holiday season to celebrate Olivia and help make more miracles possible.
Tickets: https://bit.ly/4nGAq0F

We’re thrilled to welcome Bill & Wendy Hornbuckle as campaign co-chairs for Intermountain Health Foundation’s Nevada Cam...
10/28/2025

We’re thrilled to welcome Bill & Wendy Hornbuckle as campaign co-chairs for Intermountain Health Foundation’s Nevada Campaign for Kids—a bold movement to transform children’s healthcare in Nevada which includes plans to build Nevada’s first stand-alone children’s hospital.
�With their leadership, we’re bringing world-class care, top medical talent, and life-changing programs to Nevada’s children.

Together, we’re putting The Child First and Always.

We are proud to share our 2025 Children’s Health Impact Report, a powerful reflection of the progress we’ve made togethe...
10/20/2025

We are proud to share our 2025 Children’s Health Impact Report, a powerful reflection of the progress we’ve made together to improve the lives of children and families.

Inside the pages of the report, you’ll meet inspiring patients like Ruby, now cancer-free thanks to donor-supported genomic medicine, and Teagan, whose complex heart condition is being managed with world-class cardiac care.

These stories, and so many more, are only possible because of our dedicated community of supporters, partners, and healthcare professionals.

Thank you for helping us build a healthier, brighter future for every child.

👉 Read the full report here: http://bit.ly/3KXNeCo

For Alex, the future means high school graduation, a mission, and college dreams.But his journey has already been extrao...
09/11/2025

For Alex, the future means high school graduation, a mission, and college dreams.
But his journey has already been extraordinary! Alex has been through open-heart surgeries, a stroke, a transplant, and most recently, cancer treatment. Through it all, his courage never wavered.

This spring, Alex rang the bell to celebrate the end of cancer treatment—a moment filled with joy, relief, and hope ❤️

Thanks to generous friends like you, 150 kids at Intermountain Primary Children’s rang that same bell last year.

“The trials I’ve faced, the fear I’ve felt—I’ve never let it stop me. I just try to feel hopeful, find what I can do, and pursue it.” – Alex

This , help kids like Alex keep moving forward—with courage, hope, and strength. 💛 Your gift to Intermountain Primary Children’s provides lifesaving treatments and vital programs for kids fighting cancer every day.

https://give.primarychildrenshospital.org/campaign/590961/donate?c_src=dmonl&c_src2=cancer25&designation=178063

Exciting news from Primary Children’s Hospital! 🎉We are thrilled to announce a landmark achievement for our Pediatric He...
09/05/2025

Exciting news from Primary Children’s Hospital! 🎉

We are thrilled to announce a landmark achievement for our Pediatric Heart and Liver Transplant Programs at Primary Children’s Hospital. These milestones reflect the unwavering dedication, clinical excellence, and compassionate care delivered by our multidisciplinary teams.

- Heart Transplant Program is now #3 in the nation for volume
- Liver Transplant Program #8 (and growing fast!)
- Heart transplants: Above national benchmarks with strong VAD support and high-acuity cases.
- Kidney transplants: 100% 1-year graft survival!

We’re proud to stand alongside top centers like Seattle Children’s, CHOP, and Texas Children’s. Thank you to our incredible teams for making this possible! 💫

We’re kicking off a Back-to-School Supply Drive for the incredible kids at Primary Children’s Hospital and we’d love you...
08/29/2025

We’re kicking off a Back-to-School Supply Drive for the incredible kids at Primary Children’s Hospital and we’d love your help!

We’re collecting:
✏️ Colored pencils
🎨 Markers
📚 Coloring books (especially for teens!)
🃏 Playing cards
🟡 Small cans of Play-Doh

These goodies spark creativity, laughter, and a little bit of magic for kids who could use a bright moment.

When you drop off your items, you’ll be asked to fill out a quick form, just make sure to write “Back to School” as your reference so we can track your generous contribution.

Prefer to help from afar? You can also make a donation and we’ll do the shopping for you!

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0f4eabae29a7f5cf8-primary #/ #%2F

08/26/2025

Since its founding in 2019, the Intermountain Primary Children’s Center for Personalized Medicine has become one of the nation’s leaders in helping children with complex health issues receive specialized, individualized care.

Through powerful advances in genetic and genomic medicine, our team is:
- Providing precision diagnoses that shorten the “diagnostic odyssey” for families.
- Accelerating treatments for children with rare genetic disorders through Precision Therapeutics.
- Expanding access across the Intermountain West—ensuring every child, no matter where they live, has a chance at the best possible care.

Programs like Gene Kids, Rapid Whole Genome Sequencing, Pharmacogenomics, and the Penelope Clinic are opening new doors of hope—helping children and families find answers, treatments, and brighter futures.

With support from generous donors, including a landmark $9 million grant, this work is building the nation’s model health system for children.

Learn more about how personalized medicine is changing lives: https://bit.ly/45QsGCv

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Salt Lake City, UT
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Here, Kids Win

Primary Children’s Hospital ranks among the best children’s hospitals in the United States. Located in Salt Lake City, Utah, our hospital is focused on providing the best care for more than 1 million children living in a 400,000 square-mile service area.

Our 289-bed facility is a Level I pediatric trauma center and cares for children with complex illness and injury, including organ transplants and complex birth defects. Our hospital is part of Intermountain Healthcare, a not-for-profit health care system, and the pediatric teaching hospital for the University of Utah, School of Medicine.

For more than 95 years, we have been helping children, families, and communities across the western United States. Our simple philosophy of The Child First and Always, informs every decision we make, and how we care for patients and families.