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LDS Hospital to move from Avenues to new downtown Salt Lake City campus

By Fox 13 · September 2, 2026 · 1 min read
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After more than a century in the Avenues neighborhood in Salt Lake City, the LDS Hospital is preparing to move downtown. Intermountain Health on Wednesday formally announced plans to relocate the hospital to the former Sears property near State Street and 700 South, where it plans to build a new medical campus.

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