St. Luke’s University Health Network Carbon Campus is an 80-bed hospital that opened in 2021 as a four-story, 160,000-square-foot facility. It’s the first new hospital built in Carbon County in 65 years, and offers surgical, cancer and specialty services as part of a 108-acre rural medical and wellness complex. The hospital has earned a CMS 5-star rating, a Press Ganey “Guardian Award” for patient experience, stroke and chest pain accreditation, and level 4 trauma designation. Recent expansions have grown the emergency department from 17 to 25 beds, added 16 medical-surgical rooms and established an interventional radiology suite, alongside a new ICU with 24/7 provider coverage offering Arctic Sun treatment and continuous renal replacement therapy unavailable elsewhere in the area. The Carbon Campus benefits from the network’s systemwide Epic EHR, multi-year “Most Wired” recognition, and straight “A” Leapfrog grades across all of its acute care hospitals in 2025.
