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Healthcare in Moab: hospitals, costs and insurance

Updated October 2026Sources
$150–300Private doctor's visit

Healthcare in Moab

Basic emergency care in town; major trauma goes by helicopter. Search and rescue in canyon country can be costly, so carry insurance.

Hospitals for foreigners in Moab

HospitalGood to know
Moab Regional Hospital17-bed critical access hospital with 24/7 ER; serious cases are flown out

Key facts

Travel and health insurance

Travel insurance isn't required to enter United States, but treatment for visitors is paid upfront.

InsurerGood for
SafetyWing Nomad InsuranceMonthly subscription for nomads and long trips; cancel anytime.
GenkiHealth insurance for nomads, from a European insurer.
World NomadsTrip insurance that covers many adventure activities.
HeymondoSingle-trip, annual and long-stay plans with a medical app.
IMG GlobalTravel medical and long-term international health plans.

Quick answers

What is the best hospital in Moab for foreigners?

Moab Regional Hospital: 17-bed critical access hospital with 24/7 ER; serious cases are flown out

How much does a doctor's visit cost in Moab?

About $150–300 ($150–300) at a private clinic.

Do I need travel insurance for United States?

It isn't required for entry, but recommended: hospitals in United States expect visitors to pay or show insurance.

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Sources

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