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Grand Junction Downtown Clinic

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This department offers

  • Behavioral health
  • Family medicine
  • Internal medicine
  • Pediatric care
  • Primary care
  • Senior primary care
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Same Day Appointments

Same day appointments are available for current Grand Junction Downtown clinic patients.​ Available Monday – Thursday, 7:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. for time sensitive but non-emergency issues. Call 970-298-1300 to schedule today.

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Our providers

Kathryn A. McCullough
4.8

Kathryn A. McCullough, NP

Family Medicine
New patient appointments in 1 week
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Brian T. DiMarzio
4.7

Brian T. DiMarzio, MD

Family Medicine
New patient appointments in 1 week
Patterson Primary Care Clinic
Ethan Seymour
4.9

Ethan Seymour, DO

Family Medicine
New patient appointments in 3 weeks
Patterson Primary Care Clinic
Peter J. Weigel
4.8

Peter J. Weigel, MD

Internal Medicine
New patient appointments in 3 weeks
Patterson Primary Care Clinic
Lillie Turnbough
4.8

Lillie Turnbough, MD

Pediatrics
New patient appointments in 2 weeks
Patterson Primary Care Clinic
Cade Michael Cloward
4.8

Cade Michael Cloward, DO

Family Medicine
New patient appointments in 1 week
Patterson Primary Care Clinic
Rulon J. Corry
4.8

Rulon J. Corry, DO

Internal Medicine
New patient appointments in 2 weeks
Patterson Primary Care Clinic
Brittany N. Viar
4.9

Brittany N. Viar, NP

Family Medicine
Patterson Primary Care Clinic
Steven Lee Martinez

Steven Lee Martinez, LCSW

Social Work
Patterson Primary Care Clinic
Katelyn M. Deveraux
4.9

Katelyn M. Deveraux, DO

Family Medicine
New patient appointments in 3+ weeks
Patterson Primary Care Clinic
Lauren A Agajanian

Lauren A Agajanian, NP

Neurology
Wellington Neurology Clinic
Nicole J. Montgomery

Nicole J. Montgomery, MD

Psychiatry
Patterson Primary Care Clinic
Alexxa Makell Brown
4.2

Alexxa Makell Brown, NP

Family Medicine
Patterson Primary Care Clinic
Ryan Sullivan
4.9

Ryan Sullivan, MD

Family Medicine
Grand Junction Hospitalists
Dawn M. Geer
4.8

Dawn M. Geer, NP

Family Medicine
Intermountain Health Grand Junction Downtown Clinic
Amy L. Davis
5

Amy L. Davis, MD

Family Medicine
New patient appointments in 2 weeks
Grand Junction Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Clinic
Patricia G. Lapkin

Patricia G. Lapkin, MD

Psychiatry
Patterson Primary Care Clinic
Roseanna M. Jennings
4.6

Roseanna M. Jennings, NP

Family Medicine
Patterson Primary Care Clinic
Amy J. Archer
4.9

Amy J. Archer, DO

Family Medicine
Intermountain Health Grand Junction Downtown Clinic
Katy Rieves
4.7

Katy Rieves, MD

Family Medicine
Patterson Primary Care Clinic
Finianne J. Umali-Corry
4.9

Finianne J. Umali-Corry, DO

Internal Medicine
New patient appointments in 3+ weeks
Patterson Primary Care Clinic
Tasha C. Prock
4.6

Tasha C. Prock, NP

Family Medicine
Patterson Primary Care Clinic
Gregory C. Reicks
4.9

Gregory C. Reicks, DO

Family Medicine
Patterson Primary Care Clinic
Alice Koech
4.8

Alice Koech, NP

Endocrinology
Patterson Endocrinology Clinic
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