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Family medicine

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This department offers

  • Behavioral health
  • Chronic pain management
  • Family medicine
  • Immunizations and vaccinations
  • Lab and X-ray
  • Nutrition services
  • Referrals to specialists
  • Routine examinations & physicals
  • Virtual care
multigeneration family

Care for all ages, newborn to senior

At Intermountain Health, your family’s well-being is our top priority. Our dedicated family medicine doctors offer comprehensive care, from routine checkups to ongoing management of chronic conditions.

With expertise across a wide range of medical disciplines, we provide quality care for every family member, at every stage of life. Whether you prefer in-person visits or the convenience of virtual care, our team is here to support your health and wellness.

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Emily Dunn

Emily Dunn, NP

Family Medicine
Cedar City Clinic - Family Medicine
435-868-5500
Matthew J. Denhalter

Matthew J. Denhalter, LCSW

Social Work
Cedar City Clinic - Family Medicine
Christopher John Sauceda
4.7

Christopher John Sauceda, DO

Family Medicine
Cedar City Clinic - Family Medicine
Recognized as a NCQA Patient Centered Medical Home
Recognition

Patient-centered approach to care

This clinic is recognized by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA). We are recognized as a Patient-Centered Medical Home. Clinics that earn this recognition from NCQA have made a commitment to continuous quality improvement and a patient-centered approach to care. Intermountain is committed to place patients at the forefront of care to build better relationships between patients and their clinical care teams.

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