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Hours & Address

Regular Hours

7 days a week
24 Hours

Phone

801-583-2500

Address

501 Chipeta Way
Salt Lake City, UT 84108
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Huntsman Mental Health Institute (HMHI—formerly University Neuropsychiatric Institute or UNI) is a highly ranked hospital and behavioral health facility. We offer patient-centered care for mental health. Our specialists treat all aspects of the individual—biological, psychological, social, and spiritual—elements essential to achieving balance in mental health.

We aim to challenge and change the stigmas surrounding mental illness through compassionate care, collaborative research, and community involvement.
HMHI coffee shop (formerly UNI coffee shop)

Dining & Coffee Shop

Our team of chefs, dietitians, and staff looks forward to providing you with an excellent dining experience while at HMHI (formerly UNI). The beautiful dining hall is open to patients, visitors, employees, and the public, with patio seating during summer months.

HMHI Dining Room Hours of Operation

Monday-Friday: 7 am–8 pm
Weekends & Holidays: 7 am–6 pm

Breakfast: 7 am–10 am
Lunch: 11:30 am–2 pm
Dinner: 4:30 pm–6 pm

Menu

HMHI Café guests enjoy a wide variety of menu options:

  • Sandwich shoppe: Fresh, made-to-order sandwiches served on locally made Stoneground Bakery bread
  • Salad bar: Fresh offerings of fruits, vegetables, proteins, pasta salads and soups made from scratch daily
  • Pizza: A variety of pizza made-from-scratch daily
  • Sushi: Fresh Akasaka sushi available on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
  • Grill: A variety of grilled items, including breakfast foods, hamburgers, hot dogs, and fries
  • Daily specials: A mix of fresh items and comfort foods served daily for lunch and dinner
  • HMHI Coffee Shop: Proudly serving Starbucks brand coffee as well as healthy snacks and daily grab-and-go salad specials

Gift Shop

The HMHI gift shop offers a wide variety of over-the counter medications, clothing, personal items, and gift items. Snacks, beverages, magazines, and books are also available for patients and visitors. Pharmacy guests may browse the gift shop selections while prescriptions are filled.

The HMHI Gift Shop accepts cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover cards.

Gift Shop Hours

Monday–Friday: 10 am–6 pm
Closed weekends and holidays

Getting Here

Parking

Parking is free for patients and visitors of at HMHI.

Public Transportation

Campus shuttles are available for transportation from UTA Trax stations on campus. UTA Trax, bus, and campus shuttle schedules are available here.

Resources

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