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Ear, nose, and throat

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This department offers

  • Ear, nose, and throat
provider and patient in clinic

Expert ear nose and throat care

Professional, thoughtful care defines the ENT experience for patients and families visiting Bountiful Clinic. Providers focus on building trust through careful listening and clear communication, helping patients feel comfortable and confident in their care. Each visit is guided by clinical expertise paired with genuine compassion, creating a welcoming environment for children, adults, and caregivers alike.

Our team supports ear, nose, and throat issues and ailments that can affect daily comfort and quality of life. Whether addressing hearing changes, ongoing congestion, sleep-related breathing issues, or voice and swallowing concerns, the team offers attentive evaluation and personalized treatment plans that support long-term wellness. This location is part of Intermountain Health, connecting patients with coordinated care and trusted resources close to home.

Our providers

Jeffrey L. Davis
4.9

Jeffrey L. Davis, PA

Otolaryngology
Salt Lake Clinic - Ear, Nose, and Throat
385-282-2850
Mark Packer

Mark Packer, MD

Otolaryngology
McKay-Dee Ear, Nose, and Throat Clinic
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