Utah Valley Hospital Charity Care & Financial Assistance
Utah Valley Hospital in Provo, Utah is a nonprofit hospital whose financial assistance policy offers free or discounted care to patients with household income up to 200% of the Federal Poverty Level (about $31,920 a year for a household of 1), per the policy on file reviewed Aug 2026. The hospital's Financial Assistance Policy makes the final determination.
Who qualifies for free or discounted care at Utah Valley Hospital?
Households earning up to 200% of the Federal Poverty Level (about $31,920 a year for a household of 1; larger households have higher limits) may qualify for free or discounted care under the policy on file, reviewed Aug 2026.
| Household size | 100% FPL |
|---|---|
| 1 | $15,960 |
| 2 | $21,640 |
| 3 | $27,320 |
| 4 | $33,000 |
How to choose the right kind of help
- Income at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level (about $31,920 a year for 1 person or $66,000 for a household of 4): ask for free or discounted care under the policy on file.
- Income above these limits, or a balance left after a decision: ask the billing office whether it offers a payment plan, and get the terms in writing before you pay.
- No insurance: check whether you qualify for Medicaid or a subsidized Marketplace plan at HealthCare.gov. Ask the hospital whether its application requires a Medicaid screening.
How to apply for financial assistance at Utah Valley Hospital
- Gather the documents Utah Valley Hospital asks for: Proof of income, Government-issued ID, Recent tax return, Bank statements (3 months).
- Fill out the financial assistance application. If the link does not work, ask the billing office for a paper copy.
- Apply as soon as you can. Under IRS Section 501(r), a nonprofit hospital must accept applications for at least 240 days from the first post-discharge bill, and must wait at least 120 days from that bill before starting extraordinary collection actions.
- Expect a decision in about 30 days, per the policy on file.
- Keep a copy of everything you send and write down the date you submitted it.
Also on file: the full policy document.
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Documents you may need
Utah Valley Hospital asks applicants for:
- Proof of income
- Government-issued ID
- Recent tax return
- Bank statements (3 months)
Your rights under IRS Section 501(r)
Because nonprofit hospitals are tax-exempt, IRS Section 501(r) requires each one to maintain a written Financial Assistance Policy, make it publicly available, limit charges for FAP-eligible patients to the amounts generally billed to insured patients, and hold off on extraordinary collection actions while an application period (extending at least 240 days after the first post-discharge billing statement) is open. 501(r) does not set a specific income threshold; each hospital's own policy does.
Frequently asked questions
Who qualifies for free or discounted care at Utah Valley Hospital?
Per the policy on file, patients with household income up to 200% of the Federal Poverty Level (about $31,920 a year for a household of 1) may qualify for free or discounted care at Utah Valley Hospital. Patients above the threshold should still apply, since many policies apply sliding-scale discounts; the hospital's Financial Assistance Policy makes the final determination.
How do you apply for financial assistance at Utah Valley Hospital?
To apply, submit the financial assistance application linked from this page, or call the billing or patient financial services office at Utah Valley Hospital in Provo, UT and ask for the Financial Assistance Policy and application by name. Applying costs nothing, and the hospital's Financial Assistance Policy makes the final determination.
What documents does Utah Valley Hospital require for a financial assistance application?
Utah Valley Hospital asks applicants for: Proof of income, Government-issued ID, Recent tax return, Bank statements (3 months). Submitting complete documents speeds up review, and the hospital's Financial Assistance Policy makes the final determination.
How long do you have to apply for financial assistance at Utah Valley Hospital?
Under IRS Section 501(r), tax-exempt hospital facilities must accept financial assistance applications during the applicable period, which extends at least 240 days after the first post-discharge billing statement, maintain a written Financial Assistance Policy, and make it available on request. You can apply within that window even after a bill goes to collections; the hospital's Financial Assistance Policy makes the final determination.
Other hospitals with financial assistance in Utah
- INTERMOUNTAIN HEALTH UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL (PROVO)
- AMERICAN FORK HOSPITAL (AMERICAN FORK)
- BEAR RIVER VALLEY HOSPITAL (TREMONTON)
- BLUE MOUNTAIN HOSPITAL (BLANDING)
- CEDAR CITY HOSPITAL (CEDAR CITY)
- CENTRAL VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER - CAH (NEPHI)
- Dixie Regional Medical Center (St. George)
- FILLMORE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL (FILLMORE)
- HOLY CROSS HOSPITAL-DAVIS (LAYTON)
- HOLY CROSS HOSPITAL-JORDAN VALLEY (WEST JORDAN)
Check whether your household may qualify with the free charity care eligibility checker, read the complete charity care guide, or browse all Utah hospital policies on file.
This page is informational, not legal or medical advice. Eligibility for financial assistance is determined solely by the hospital under its own Financial Assistance Policy. Policy details last reviewed Aug 2026.