

Vision Statement

Teton Valley Health (TVH) is our community’s preferred source for high-quality, professional medical services.  TVH is open and accessible every hour of every day, and provides compassionate, timely, and effective treatment. TVH is differentiated by patient-centered service and treats everyone with honesty, dignity, fairness, and respect.

TVH staff members treat each other, the patient, and the organization with dignity and respect. Everyone’s contributions to the quality of patient care and success of the organization are measured, recognized, appreciated, and celebrated.










We manage our time, talent, and financial resources responsibly.  We are dedicated to the success of TVH.


We share a sense of belonging with all the people of Teton Valley; our residents and visitors.  We are part of the community and are honored to serve Teton Valley.


The grand opening of Teton Valley Hospital occurred in 1939. The building construction was a federal government Works Progress Administration (WPA) project. It took the combined efforts of everyone within the community to raise sufficient funds to adequately furnish the 4-bed hospital. In all, over $40,000 was donated through a variety of creative methods such as auctioning livestock, coal, haircuts, beer and firewood. One year, school students decided not to buy valentines for each other and instead donate their “card money” toward the hospital.

TVH was owned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, informally known as the Mormons. Ownership changed to a county facility in 1965. Since then, TVH has undergone two major expansion projects. Community contributions have continued to factor significantly in the hospital’s ability to stay current with technological advances and infrastructure renovations. In 2013, the organization became a private nonprofit entity, effectively removing itself from taxpayer support.

Our community hospital received the federal designation of a Critical Access Hospital in 2002 after it was recognized that our geographic isolation from other medical facilities and our positive impact on life-or-death health emergencies made it clear that 24/7 access to our facility was crucial. In 2016, we became the first CAH to earn three advanced-care certifications: Level IV Trauma Center, STEMI II (cardiac emergency care), and Stroke III emergency response expertise.

TVH now comprises Teton Valley Hospital, Driggs Clinic, Victor Clinic and Cache Clinic. In addition to providing excellent health care for residents and visitors, we also contribute to our community in many ways. In fiscal year 2017, the TVH family showed direct community benefits of over $380,000 that included discounted lab draws and vaccinations, free services and health workshops, subsidized health programs, and community event sponsorships.

Completed in 1939, Teton Valley Hospital is a pillar of the community.