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Circleville Clinic - a service of Garfield Memorial Hospital

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Call today: 435-577-2958

This department offers

  • Family medicine
  • Integrative medicine
  • Internal medicine
  • Pediatric care
  • Primary care
  • Routine examinations & physicals
  • Senior primary care
  • Virtual care
  • Walk-in care
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Primary care you can count on in Circleville, Utah

At Intermountain Health Circleville Clinic, we make it easier to get the everyday care you and your family need—right here in Circleville, Utah. We provide compassionate, high-quality primary care for patients of all ages, from infants and children to adults and seniors.

Our experienced care team offers family medicine, pediatric care, routine exams and physicals, senior primary care, and walk-in visits for common illnesses and minor injuries. As part of Intermountain Health, we also connect you to a broader network of specialists and resources, with virtual care options available when appropriate.

Call the clinic to schedule an appointment or learn more about walk-in care options.

Our providers

Todd S. Mooney
4.9

Todd S. Mooney, MD

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

Timothy J. Marshall, NP

Family Medicine
Garfield Memorial Clinic
Mitchell R. Miller
4.9

Mitchell R. Miller, DO

Family Medicine
Garfield Memorial Clinic
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