Blue Mountain Hospital

Blue Mountain Hospital is a critical access hospital in Blanding, Utah, providing full-service healthcare to residents and visitors of San Juan County. It opened in 2009, the first full-service hospital to serve the area in more than a century of settlement. The hospital's services range from appointment scheduling and insurance authorisation through to comprehensive patient care.

The institution was established collaboratively by local community members and healthcare partners. Businessmen Pete Black and Dale Slade donated the land, and Utah Navajo Health System and the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe made significant contributions. It operates across Blanding and San Juan County, Utah.

The hospital describes its working culture in terms of excellence, empowerment, accountability and affirmative communication. Staff characterise the organisation as "our community's hospital", where employees work together as a family, and its motto is "Our family, caring for your family's good health". The stated approach to care is personalised and compassionate, treating every patient like family.