What trauma level is Intermountain Medical Center?

Level I Trauma Center
Intermountain Medical Center has been officially re-certified as a Level I Trauma Center after a rigorous onsite verification survey by the American College of Surgeons.

Is Revere health part of Intermountain Healthcare?

In the changing healthcare landscape, this is a proactive measure to ensure the excellent care you receive and expect from Revere Health continues. This partnership allows for a coordinated approach to your healthcare as Intermountain Healthcare and Revere Health work together in a patient-centric model.

Who owns Intermountain Medical Center?

Intermountain Healthcare

Type	Private (Not-for-profit)
Founder	Presiding Bishopric of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Headquarters	Salt Lake City, Utah , United States
Area served	Utah, Idaho, and Nevada United States
Key people	A. Marc Harrison, MD (President / CEO) Gail Miller (businesswoman), (Chairman)

What EMR does Intermountain Healthcare use?

Salt Lake City — Cerner Corp. and Intermountain Healthcare announce the implementation of iCentra, a model electronic health record (EHR), practice management and revenue cycle system, at two Intermountain hospitals and 24 clinics across northern Utah.

Who owns Revere health?

Scott Barlow
Scott Barlow serves as the CEO of Revere Health, the largest independent physician group in the state of Utah. Revere Health has received numerous national and local awards for its use of technology to provide and measure high-quality, cost-effective care for nearly 600,000 patients.

How much does the CEO of IHC make?

Harrison, according to public tax documents, made $1.6 million in 2017, with roughly an additional $1.4 million in benefits and perks. In 2018, the CEO’s bonus was $200,000. The company employs 41,000 people total.

Who founded IHC?

Immunohistochemistry began over 120 years ago when Von Behring discovered serum antibodies in 1890 and used them to cure diphtheria and tetanus.