Intermountain Health Acquires Fairbourne Building for Healthcare Hub and Medical Campus Conversion

Construction on the interior of the building is underway with the city and Intermountain working closely together on the campus.

By HFT Staff


Intermountain Health has acquired the nine-story, 235,000 square-foot Fairbourne Building, which is located on 8.5 acres in the heart of downtown West Valley City, from Wasatch Group. 

The Fairbourne Building, one of the largest building complexes in the city, will be converted into a major healthcare hub and medical campus bringing vital medical services to the city, a move that will significantly expand access to healthcare in one of Utah's fastest growing communities. 

The Intermountain Health Fairbourne Campus, as the building will be named, will be a "one-stop" destination for a wide variety of medical services for area patients, including primary care, specialty care and eventually, a freestanding emergency department. 

Planned services for the medical new campus include advanced imaging, ambulatory care, laboratory services, infusion treatments, outpatient services, specialty physician clinics, diagnostic services, rehabilitation services, pharmacy services, endoscopy service, and a future freestanding emergency department affiliated with Intermountain LDS Hospital.  

The building, which was originally designed for healthcare use when it was built in 2012, includes clinic space, infusion space and an ambulatory surgery center. It has three built-out floors with six additional floors available for future expansion of the medical campus.  

The building’s existing healthcare infrastructure, substantial size and room for future expansion of the building provides flexibility to meet the community’s growing healthcare needs for many years to come, say Intermountain leaders. 

The Intermountain Health Medical Group will have a significant presence on the campus, including clinics for medical providers in medical oncology, orthopedics, neurology, cardiology, gastroenterology and rheumatology services.  

Construction on the interior of the building is underway with the city and Intermountain working closely together on the campus. Several clinics and services will open later this year. The freestanding emergency department is planned to open in late 2027. 



September 22, 2026


Topic Area: Construction


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