We’re a nonpofit health system. Intermountain Health is a nonprofit health system, which means we exist to benefit our community. Rather than paying “profits” to an owner or shareholders, we’re able to channel those funds back into our business operations — allowing us to offer more affordable, world-class care to our patients and the families who love them.

Intermountain Health has the track record to deliver. Nevada’s first stand-alone Children’s Hospital will open in 2030. A construction project of this type and magnitude will take approximately five years from ground-breaking to completion.

The new hospital is projected to be open and caring for patients in 2030. We’ll be sharing construction updates with the community.

We’ll have an evolving list to share with you in the months ahead. Each new event will be one more step on our journey to providing overall, comprehensive pediatric care for Nevada’s children and families — think of these events as a drumbeat. Follow us on social media.

Here’s a link to our existing pediatric services in Nevada.

Yes! Whether you want to start a new career path, take on a greater challenge, or find more flexibility, Intermountain Health offers a variety of opportunities to put you on the path to a rewarding lifetime career. Learn more at intermountainhealthcare.org/careers.

Learn more about Intermountain Children’s Health in Nevada and follow our shared progress.

As a nonprofit system and charitable organization, Intermountain Children’s Health is founded on philanthropy. Learn more about how you can donate and join us in building the nation's model health system for children here in Nevada.

The Intermountain Children’s Health Network Nevada supports and connects independent pediatricians who are providing exceptional care in Nevada. It aims to address barriers such as low reimbursement, rising overhead costs, difficulty accessing local specialists, and navigating non-clinical supports.

Intermountain Children's Health Network Nevada is a physician led and professionally managed clinically integrated network with participating practice physician leadership driving the board and committees. We convene independent pediatricians, drawing inspiration from successful pediatric networks across the US, to support the needs of Nevada's children and their doctors, insurers, and community.

Independent pediatric practices that join the Intermountain Children's Health Network Nevada will have an opportunity to prioritize and pilot business service offerings that have been successful in other markets. Available services include group purchasing for supplies and vaccines, high-quality night nurse call service, and meaningful continued medical education that supports maintenance of board certification, with future services determined by physician-identified opportunities.

The network is led by Medical Director Sheryl Morelli, MD, along with a dedicated team of professionals. Pediatricians throughout the state are invited to engage with the network.

We know that board-certified pediatricians bring a wealth of specialized knowledge and experience in child healthcare. Intermountain is attentive to Nevada's physician leaders and recognizes the professional and personal significance of a local freestanding children's hospital to you. As demonstrated in many markets, pediatric clinically integrated networks like Intermountain Children's Health Network Nevada support a children's hospital ability to provide comprehensive and coordinated family-centered care.

If you have further questions, you can contact Lee McAllister, Network Manager, at Leann.McAllister@imail.org or by phone at (508) 685-0918.