Utah State Hospital is a state-operated, Joint Commission-accredited psychiatric hospital in Provo, Utah, providing the highest level of inpatient mental health care for adults, children, and forensic patients from across the state. Established in 1885, the hospital is dedicated to treating individuals with severe and persistent mental illness in a safe, healing environment, with a strong focus on individualized treatment and patient dignity

Utah State Hospital specializes in:

• Acute and long-term psychiatric care for adults and children.

• Forensic psychiatric services (court-ordered competency restoration and assessment).

• Pediatric psychiatric treatment (ages 6–18) with integrated education.

• Multidisciplinary, evidence-based treatment for severe and persistent mental illness

Utah State Hospital is committed to delivering high-quality, safe, and ethical psychiatric care by integrating advanced treatment methods, a multidisciplinary team, and continuous staff training. The hospital emphasizes patient dignity, individualized care, and community reintegration. Its Joint Commission accreditation, ongoing system improvements, and focus on both clinical and educational outcomes ensure excellent standards for patients and families

Vision:

• The Utah State Hospital aims to be a model for mental health care, providing a safe and healing environment.
• They strive to treat all individuals with dignity and respect.
• Their vision extends to creating a place where patients can reach their full potential. 

Mission:

• The hospital's mission is to assist patients in reaching their potential through individualized treatment.
• They are committed to providing care that is both compassionate and professional.
• The Utah State Hospital emphasizes meeting the unique needs of each patient. 

The Utah State Hospital has received various awards and recognitions, including the Gold Seal of Approval from the Joint Commission and the "Get With The Guidelines" Stroke Gold Plus Award for over 10 consecutive years