VA Salt Lake Health Care System: Emergency Room

Scott Crowford 

on Google

2 weeks ago

I came into the ER as directed by my VA PCP. I was dealing with a drug reaction that potentially life threatening and I exhibited symptoms. I was under stress and also in a very dark place the night I came in. I was there for nearly 5 hours being tested and observed. My physician Bradley Cowley was very friendly, respectful and communicated clearly about everything that was going on. My nurse Alexis really was a Godsend. She was the perfect amount of professional and personal that I needed in the frame of mind that I was in.... read more

Barry Snyder 

on Google

4 months ago

Salt Lake VA Medical Center has a brand new emergency room opening up. The grand opening will be on May 13 for a Public to come in starting at 10 AM. The new emergency room will be open for business starting on May 14. It is located on the north side of building one and that would be the north east corner as the bird flies when you come in the opening at the garage turn left on Ben Drive and you will run right into the entry parking area for the emergency room. It is one-way only so watch the signs. 

Chad Skowronek 

on Google

7 months ago

Staying in Salt Lake City for 6 weeks, from Texas. Landed on my pinky snowboarding and thought I dislocated it. I made a splint with a popsicle stick and ride a couple more hours. Arrived to the ER at ~2100 and was out at ~2230. Pretty simple check-in, being out of state. Had an x-ray done, and had super cool doctor lady on staff! Overall experience was great, quick, and personable. I don’t know why people are giving it bad stars. I can’t speak for the Hispital, but the ER at night experience was pretty cool! I was the only ... read more

Y.R. Lee 

on Google

a year ago

The guy who wore glasses draw my blood and left me with huge bruises. And how he did was hurt so bad to just draw the blood. Unprofessional and unskilled employee. 

Rachel Brower 

on Google

a year ago

The people at the front desk were nice but we thought it was odd that the ID card office wasn't in this main building. We had to drive down the block to go to the Salt Lake City Veterans Affairs Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology Clinic and go down to the basement to get an ID card. When you get an ID, it's mailed to you 2-3 weeks later; you don't receive it when you go here with that intention.