Jordan Valley Hospital

Detailed report on the hospital located in West Jordan, Utah (UT).

Jordan Valley Hospital is a for-profit acute care hospital based at 3580 West 9000 South in West Jordan, UT. The facility is accredited and provides emergency services. The mortality rate for heart attack patients at the facility is no different than the national rate. The patient mortality rate is also no different than the national rate. In 2006, a total of 779 Medicare patients were given 3,829 days of PPS inpatient care and services. The provider was reimbursed $6,187,317 by Medicare for those services. 3,218 Medicare patients were given outpatient care and services by this provider in 2006. The provider was reimbursed $1,491,423 by Medicare for these services.

When compared to state levels, pneumonia patients at this facility are more likely to be assessed and given an influenza vaccination, be assessed and given a pneumococcal vaccination, and be given smoking cessation advice or counseling.

Overall Rating

Rated 2.29 out of 5 from 7 User Reviews

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Quality of Care Rating

Rated 2.14 out of 5 on this user rated measure.

Staff Rating

Rated 2.29 out of 5 on this user rated measure.

Facility Rating

Rated 2.86 out of 5 on this user rated measure.

Promptness Rating

Rated 2.86 out of 5 on this user rated measure.

Facility Type

Acute Care

Ownership Type

Proprietary

Address

3580 West 9000 South
West Jordan, UT 84088

Phone Number

(801) 561-8888

Geographic Coordinates

40.587858, -111.97604

* The accuracy of these coordinates is at a address level.

Accredited

Indicates whether the facility is accredited.

This Provider: Yes
Salt Lake County: 9 (100.00%)
Utah: 27 (71.05%)
United States: 3,333 (77.01%)

Emergency Services

Indicates whether the facility offers emergency care services.

This Provider: Yes
Salt Lake County: 8 (88.89%)
Utah: 35 (92.11%)
United States: 3,947 (91.20%)

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Quality Measures

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Heart Attack Patients Given Inhibitor or ARB

The percentage of heart attack patients given ace inhibitor or arb for left ventricular systolic dysfunction (lvsd). The sample size for this measure was 3 patients.

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The number of cases is too small for purposes of reliably predicting hospital's performance.

This Provider: 100.00%
Salt Lake County: 81.86%
Utah: 82.47%
United States: 82.44%

Heart Attack Patients Given Aspirin at Discharge

The percentage of heart attack patients given aspirin at discharge. The sample size for this measure was 18 patients.

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The number of cases is too small for purposes of reliably predicting hospital's performance.

This Provider: 89.00%
Salt Lake County: 88.25%
Utah: 80.78%
United States: 90.10%

Heart Attack Patients Given Beta Blocker at Discharge

The percentage of heart attack patients given beta blocker at discharge. The sample size for this measure was 15 patients.

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The number of cases is too small for purposes of reliably predicting hospital's performance.

This Provider: 87.00%
Salt Lake County: 85.38%
Utah: 70.03%
United States: 89.74%

Heart Attack Patients Given PCI within 90 Minutes

The percentage of heart attack patients given pci within 90 minutes of arrival. The sample size for this measure was 6 patients.

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The number of cases is too small for purposes of reliably predicting hospital's performance.

This Provider: 33.00%
Salt Lake County: 52.00%
Utah: 58.36%
United States: 53.85%

Heart Failure Patients Given ACE Inhibitor or ARB

The percentage of heart failure patients given ace inhibitor or arb for left ventricular systolic dysfunction (lvsd). The sample size for this measure was 15 patients.

Note:

The number of cases is too small for purposes of reliably predicting hospital's performance.

This Provider: 87.00%
Salt Lake County: 82.88%
Utah: 81.44%
United States: 82.00%

Heart Failure Patients Given Discharge Instructions

The percentage of heart failure patients given discharge instructions. The sample size for this measure was 67 patients.

This Provider: 57.00%
Salt Lake County: 60.00%
Utah: 50.49%
United States: 60.95%

Pneumonia Patients Given Influenza Vaccination

The percentage of pneumonia patients assessed and given influenza vaccination. The sample size for this measure was 35 patients.

This Provider: 100.00%
Salt Lake County: 80.57%
Utah: 73.12%
United States: 69.93%

Pneumonia Patients Given Antibiotics within 4 Hours

The percentage of pneumonia patients given initial antibiotic(s) within 4 hours after arrival. The sample size for this measure was 177 patients.

This Provider: 84.00%
Salt Lake County: 76.25%
Utah: 80.31%
United States: 80.14%

Pneumonia Patients Given Smoking Cessation Advice

The percentage of pneumonia patients given smoking cessation advice or counseling. The sample size for this measure was 49 patients.

This Provider: 100.00%
Salt Lake County: 76.13%
Utah: 64.03%
United States: 79.65%

Pneumonia Patients whose Blood Culture Performed Prior to Antibiotics

The percentage of pneumonia patients whose initial emergency room blood culture was performed prior to the administration of the first hospital dose of antibiotics. The sample size for this measure was 112 patients.

This Provider: 95.00%
Salt Lake County: 89.88%
Utah: 88.66%
United States: 90.43%

Surgery Patients Given Appropriate Antibiotics

The percentage of surgery patients who received the appropriate preventative antibiotic(s) for their surgery. The sample size for this measure was 92 patients.

This Provider: 98.00%
Salt Lake County: 96.67%
Utah: 92.30%
United States: 89.88%

Heart Attack Patients Given Aspirin at Arrival

The percentage of heart attack patients given aspirin at arrival. The sample size for this measure was 25 patients.

This Provider: 100.00%
Salt Lake County: 94.38%
Utah: 91.38%
United States: 92.45%

Heart Attack Patients Given Beta Blocker at Arrival

The percentage of heart attack patients given beta blocker at arrival. The sample size for this measure was 23 patients.

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The number of cases is too small for purposes of reliably predicting hospital's performance.

This Provider: 91.00%
Salt Lake County: 87.75%
Utah: 71.06%
United States: 87.23%

Heart Attack Patients Given Fibrinolytic Medication within 30 Minutes

The percentage of heart attack patients given fibrinolytic medication within 30 minutes of arrival. The sample size for this measure was 3 patients.

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The number of cases is too small for purposes of reliably predicting hospital's performance.

This Provider: 67.00%
Salt Lake County: 23.00%
Utah: 15.33%
United States: 31.22%

Heart Attack Patients Given Smoking Cessation Advice

The percentage of heart attack patients given smoking cessation advice or counseling. The sample size for this measure was 6 patients.

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The number of cases is too small for purposes of reliably predicting hospital's performance.

This Provider: 100.00%
Salt Lake County: 92.00%
Utah: 94.00%
United States: 87.61%

Heart Failure Patients Given Evaluation of LVS Function

The percentage of heart failure patients given an evaluation of left ventricular systolic (lvs) function. The sample size for this measure was 79 patients.

This Provider: 87.00%
Salt Lake County: 93.63%
Utah: 75.17%
United States: 83.53%

Heart Failure Patients Given Smoking Cessation Advice

The percentage of heart failure patients given smoking cessation advice or counseling. The sample size for this measure was 14 patients.

Note:

The number of cases is too small for purposes of reliably predicting hospital's performance.

This Provider: 100.00%
Salt Lake County: 76.38%
Utah: 77.62%
United States: 81.61%

Pneumonia Patients Given Pneumococcal Vaccination

The percentage of pneumonia patients assessed and given pneumococcal vaccination. The sample size for this measure was 98 patients.

This Provider: 97.00%
Salt Lake County: 77.88%
Utah: 67.61%
United States: 69.00%

Pneumonia Patients Given Oxygenation Assessment

The percentage of pneumonia patients given oxygenation assessment. The sample size for this measure was 211 patients.

This Provider: 100.00%
Salt Lake County: 99.88%
Utah: 99.92%
United States: 99.26%

Pneumonia Patients Given Most Appropriate Antibiotics

The percentage of pneumonia patients given the most appropriate initial antibiotic(s). The sample size for this measure was 151 patients.

This Provider: 89.00%
Salt Lake County: 85.25%
Utah: 84.11%
United States: 82.91%

Surgery Patients Given Antibiotics 1 Hour Before Incision

The percentage of surgery patients who received preventative antibiotic(s) 1 hour before incision. The sample size for this measure was 341 patients.

This Provider: 70.00%
Salt Lake County: 81.78%
Utah: 70.03%
United States: 76.95%

Surgery Patients whose Antibiotics Stopped within 24 Hours of Surgery

The percentage of surgery patients whose preventative antibiotic(s) are stopped within 24 hours after surgery. The sample size for this measure was 329 patients.

This Provider: 63.00%
Salt Lake County: 69.33%
Utah: 69.03%
United States: 71.77%

Mortality Rates

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30-Day Mortality Rate from Heart Attack

This hospitals 30 day patient death (mortality) rate from heart attack. The value is one of three types: Better, no different, or worse than the national rate.

No different than National Rate

30-Day Mortality Rate from Heart Failure

This hospitals 30 day patient death (mortality) rate from heart failure. The value is one of three types: Better, no different, or worse than the national rate.

No different than National Rate

Treatment Figures

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PPS Inpatients

The number of prospective payment system inpatients treated by this provider that were covered by Medicare Part A in 2006. The prospective payment system (PPS) is a method of reimbursement in which Medicare payment is made based on a predetermined, fixed amount. ^[1]

This Provider: 779
Salt Lake County Average: 2,043
Utah Average: 1,243
United States Average: 2,267

PPS Inpatient Utilization Days

The number of days of prospective payment system inpatient care that are chargeable to Medicare Part A facility utilization by this provider in 2006. The prospective payment system (PPS) is a method of reimbursement in which Medicare payment is made based on a predetermined, fixed amount. ^[1]

This Provider: 3,829
Salt Lake County Average: 11,661
Utah Average: 6,853
United States Average: 17,102

Outpatients

The number of outpatients treated by this provider that were covered by Medicare Part B in 2006. An outpatient is defined as a patient treated in under 24 hours at a qualifying medical facility.

Note:

These figures may include data from other departments at this facility.

This Provider: 3,218
Salt Lake County Average: 10,080
Utah Average: 5,365
United States Average: 7,242

PPS Inpatient Days

The number of days of prospective payment system inpatient care given by this provider that were covered by Medicare Part A in 2006. The prospective payment system (PPS) is a method of reimbursement in which Medicare payment is made based on a predetermined, fixed amount. ^[1]

This Provider: 3,882
Salt Lake County Average: 11,752
Utah Average: 6,903
United States Average: 17,255

PPS Inpatient Discharges

The number of prospective payment system inpatient discharges made by this provider that were covered by Medicare Part A in 2006. A discharge is defined as a formal release from a hospital or skilled nursing facility. The prospective payment system (PPS) is a method of reimbursement in which Medicare payment is made based on a predetermined, fixed amount. ^[1]

This Provider: 901
Salt Lake County Average: 2,368
Utah Average: 1,459
United States Average: 2,995

Financials

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Medicare PPS Inpatient Payments

The total prospective payment system inpatient associated Medicare Part A payments, plus pass-through, made to this provider in 2006. The prospective payment system (PPS) is a method of reimbursement in which Medicare payment is made based on a predetermined, fixed amount. ^[1]

This Provider: $6,187,317
Salt Lake County Average: $25,026,055
Utah Average: $13,891,507
United States Average: $28,006,530

Medicare Payments Per PPS Inpatient Day

The average Medicare payments made to this provider per Medicare Part A covered prospective payment system inpatient day in 2006. The prospective payment system (PPS) is a method of reimbursement in which Medicare payment is made based on a predetermined, fixed amount. ^[1]

This Provider: $1,594
Salt Lake County Average: $2,129
Utah Average: $2,012
United States Average: $1,623

Medicare Payments Per PPS Inpatient Discharge

The average Medicare payments made to this provider per Medicare Part A covered prospective payment system inpatient discharge in 2006. A discharge is defined as a formal release from a hospital or skilled nursing facility. The prospective payment system (PPS) is a method of reimbursement in which Medicare payment is made based on a predetermined, fixed amount. ^[1]

This Provider: $6,867
Salt Lake County Average: $10,568
Utah Average: $9,520
United States Average: $9,352

Medicare Outpatient Payments

The total outpatient associated Medicare Part B payments made to this provider in 2006. An outpatient is defined as a patient treated in under 24 hours at a qualifying medical facility.

Note:

These figures may include data from other departments at this facility.

This Provider: $1,491,423
Salt Lake County Average: $7,490,109
Utah Average: $3,718,986
United States Average: $5,694,349

Medicare Payments Per PPS Inpatient

The average Medicare payments made to this provider per Medicare Part A covered prospective payment system inpatient in 2006. The prospective payment system (PPS) is a method of reimbursement in which Medicare payment is made based on a predetermined, fixed amount. ^[1]

This Provider: $7,943
Salt Lake County Average: $12,250
Utah Average: $11,178
United States Average: $12,356

Medicare Payments Per PPS Inpatient Utilization Day

The average Medicare payments made to this provider per Medicare Part A covered prospective payment system inpatient utilization day in 2006. This measure includes full days, coinsurance days, and lifetime reserve days. The prospective payment system (PPS) is a method of reimbursement in which Medicare payment is made based on a predetermined, fixed amount. ^[1]

This Provider: $1,616
Salt Lake County Average: $2,146
Utah Average: $2,027
United States Average: $1,638

Medicare Payments Per Outpatient

The average Medicare payments made to this provider per Medicare Part B covered outpatient in 2006. An outpatient is defined as a patient treated in under 24 hours at a qualifying medical facility.

Note:

These figures may include data from other departments at this facility.

This Provider: $463
Salt Lake County Average: $743
Utah Average: $693
United States Average: $786

Reviews and Ratings

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Details:: Overall not a good experience throughout my last two hospital stays. I wouldn’t want to be treated here again nor would I recommend this hospital
Member:: Anonymous
Date:: Saturday, March 03, 2018 3:53 PM MST

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Details:: If you have any other option, do NOT use this facility. I am a pretty patient person and rarely do I give a bad review. But this is honestly the worst hospital I have ever dealt with. Their schedulers don't know what insurance providers they work with. We were told that they were in our insurance network (which is the only reason we went there), only to find out they were not. On top of that, they are RUTHLESS about collecting money, and they WILL send you to collections even if you are making good faith payments.
Member:: Anonymous
Date:: Monday, January 04, 2016 2:08 PM MST

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Details:: jordan valley emergency was very helpfull and accomidating to my childs needs during our visit, i give jordan valley ER a 10 out of 10 EXCELLENT SERVICE, there womens dept is amazing also
Member:: Anonymous
Date:: Friday, March 25, 2011 2:22 AM MST

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Details:: Avoid this hospital, travel to another hospital. I hardely ever saw a nurse and when you really need them they wont be around. I would never go to Jordan Valley Hospital again.
Member:: Anonymous
Date:: Wednesday, November 24, 2010 3:33 PM MST

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Insurance:: Blue Cross / Blue Shield
Details:: This has to be the worst facility I have ever visited. For the love of yourself, please DO NOT USE THE ER AT THIS HOSPITAL!!! Even if you are severely injured, drive to another place. When I arrived at the ER, there was nobody to be found. I had to wait 30 minutes just to begin the check in process. They have since double billed my insurance and have sent me to collections on the co pays. I hope this hospital is gone within the next few years. It is a worthless institution.
Member:: Anonymous
Date:: Wednesday, April 28, 2010 1:03 PM MST

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Details:: My husband who currently has asthma developed bronchitis in December, 2009 sending him to Jordan Valley for 5 days! The staff was truly excellent. I was so impressed with the care and facilities. During this eventful time I was 6 months pregnant. My doctor delivers at Jordan Valley and I wasn't sure how my experience would be. Now weeks away from my due date I feel 100% confident that the staff will take great care of me. I was very impressed. On a side note, my doctors office is based out of Jordan Valley. It is such a comfortable environment. Everyone makes you feel very welcome and at home. On top of that the facilities are very clean and updated.
Member:: Anonymous
Date:: Wednesday, March 17, 2010 12:08 AM MST

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Details:: Jordan valley is the worst hospital to go to for emergency care. You will spend hours left unattended in a freezing cold room. I left without my serious problem even taken care of. Dr. Page is a pit of unknowledge and has a horrible sarcastic way of making the patient feel like they are wasting her time. There were only a couple of staff members that didn't make me feel like I was "putting them out" After talking to 4 other people with similar experiences and worse I will never go there. DON'T GO TO THIS EMERGENCY ROOM.
Member:: Anonymous
Date:: Friday, May 09, 2008 3:04 PM MST

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RIP OFF

Details:: Charged 424 dollars for two Xrays. Will never go there again!Thats a scam through and through.
Replies:: 0
Member:: Anonymous
Date:: Thursday, March 21, 2013 4:17 PM MST

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West Jordan at a Glance

West Jordan has a total population of 68,336, of which 25,835 are children under the age of 18 and 2,164 are seniors 65 and older. The median age is 25.0.

Total Population:: 68,336
Median Age:: 25.0
Males:: 34,309 (50.2%)
Female:: 34,027 (49.8%)
Children (0-17):: 25,835 (37.8%)
Adults (18-64):: 40,337 (59.0%)
Seniors (65+):: 2,164 (3.2%)
Age Breakdown:
Married:: 29,938 (43.8%)
Divorced:: 3,491 (5.1%)
Marriage Breakdown:
Hispanic Ethnicity:: 6,882 (10.07%)
White:: 60,653 (88.76%)
African American:: 434 (0.64%)
Asian:: 1,393 (2.04%)
Pacific Islander:: 644 (0.94%)
Indian:: 385 (0.56%)
Other:: 3,250 (4.76%)
Two or More:: 1,577 (2.31%)
Racial Breakdown:

Health

The average number of disabilities per resident is 0.20, which does not include institutionalized individuals.

Disabilities:: 0.20 (Per Capita)
Dialysis Centers:: 0
Doctors:: 346
Home Agencies:: 1
Hospitals:: 1
Nursing Homes:: 1
Medical Suppliers:: 24
Rehab Centers:: 2

Wealth

The median family income is $57,818 while the median household income is $55,794. Roughly 5.11% of the population live in poverty.

Family Income:: $57,818
Household Income:: $55,794
In Poverty:: 5.11%

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