Innovative Health Care Delivery
Delivering ground-breaking health care services in our community.
We are redefining what it means to deliver exceptional care. By combining innovative treatments, advanced technology, and compassionate support, we are creating a health care experience that empowers patients and transforms lives.
We are ushering in a transformative era in health care, merging advanced treatments, innovation, and essential support services. Fueled by an unwavering dedication to patient-centered care, we stand as a beacon of wellness, seamlessly integrating cutting-edge medical technologies with compassionate personal attention.
One hallmark of our commitment is the nationally acclaimed outpatient dialysis program. Headed by nephrologist Dr. Robert LaClair, over 50% of our patients receive home-based dialysis, significantly exceeding the national average of 10%. With plans to raise $3 million to relocate our advanced dialysis unit, St. Peter’s aims to bring renewed hope and improved lives to those fighting kidney disease.
Our telemedicine initiatives break down geographical barriers, ensuring patients receive expert guidance, particularly in underserved regions. End-of-life services and patient financial assistance programs further underline our commitment to accessible, dignified health care.
Through the generosity of our donors, we are dismantling barriers across the health care journey. By blending innovation, expertise, and compassionate leadership, we are shaping a future where health and well-being flourish unimpeded.
St. Peter's Innovative Health Care Delivery Initiatives:
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Patient Assistance
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Dialysis Center
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Palliative and Hospice Care
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Cancer Care with Huntsman Cancer Institute Affiliation
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Forensic Nurse Program
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Telehealth and Digital Health Platforms
The Patient Assistance Fund helps patients and families access critical care and support during their most difficult journeys.
To read patient Tim Barlett's story, click here.
Meet Supporters Chase Hibbard & Cindy Bultena
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Peter’s humble beginning was in 1883 with women from the Episcopal Church visiting patients, doing the cooking, cleaning and the laundry. It has evolved to providing high tech and innovative tools including state of the art kidney dialysis, palliative care and patient interactive electronic record keeping with more innovations to come.
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