Saint Alphonsus

Saint Alphonsus is a faith-based, non-profit healthcare system operating hospitals, clinics, and services in Idaho, Oregon, and Nevada, as part of the broader Trinity Health network. Founded in 1894 in Boise, Idaho, its mission is to provide compassionate, transforming care and improve community health through a partnership with the communities they serve. The organization is a significant employer and healthcare provider in the region, offering a wide range of services, including primary care, specialty care, urgent care, and a Level II Trauma Center.  

Key Aspects of Saint Alphonsus

Faith-Based Mission:

As a Catholic, non-profit organization, Saint Alphonsus is committed to serving the community with compassionate care, reinvesting resources back into services and technology.

Services & Specialties:

The health system offers comprehensive medical services, from primary and urgent care to specialized treatments and emergency care. It also operates a Level II Trauma Center.

Community Focus:

Saint Alphonsus works to be a trusted partner for its communities by providing health education, disease prevention initiatives, and programs for the elderly and underserved.

Regional Presence:

It serves over 700,000 people across a significant portion of the Pacific Northwest and Northern Nevada.

Part of a Larger Network:

Saint Alphonsus is a ministry of Trinity Health, a large Catholic health system with a nationwide presence.

History:

Its origins date back to the establishment of the first hospital in Boise in 1894 by the Sisters of the Holy Cross.

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