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Bryce Valley Clinic - a service of Garfield Memorial Hospital

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This department offers

  • Family medicine
  • Integrative medicine
  • Internal medicine
  • Pediatric care
  • Primary care
  • Routine examinations & physicals
  • Senior primary care
  • Virtual care
  • Walk-in care
Intermountain Health

Caring for Your Everyday Health at Bryce Valley Clinic

We provide personalized general medical care for individuals and families, helping you take charge of your health close to home. Our experienced care team is committed to offering timely, compassionate care when you need it.

Our providers

Mitchell R. Miller
4.9

Mitchell R. Miller, DO

Family Medicine
Garfield Memorial Clinic
435-676-8842
Timothy J. Marshall
5

Timothy J. Marshall, NP

Family Medicine
Garfield Memorial Clinic
Todd S. Mooney
4.9

Todd S. Mooney, MD

Family Medicine
Garfield Memorial Clinic
Colin T. Marshall
4.9

Colin T. Marshall, DO

Family Medicine
Garfield Memorial Clinic
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