Heber Valley Specialty Clinic
Heber Valley Specialty Clinic offers Urology, and General urology located in Heber City, UT.
Our Services
Our certified dermatologists treat various skin conditions, offering quick relief and ensuring your comfort during the process.
Ear, nose, and throatOur ENT specialists address hearing, balance, voice, taste, and language issues, creating tailored treatment plans to relieve your symptoms.
GastroenterologyOur GI specialists offer swift diagnosis and treatment for digestive issues, improving your well-being for the present and future.
General surgeryOur general surgeons ease surgery fears, handling a wide range of conditions through open and minimally invasive procedures.
Pain managementIntermountain Health's pain treatment team, comprised of anesthesiologists, radiologists, and rehab specialists. We restore function and ease pain symptoms through advanced techniques and precision diagnostics.
Physical medicine and rehabilitationOur physical medicine providers specialize in bone and muscle disorders and work with you to diagnose your condition and create a plan of action that will work with your lifestyle and personal goals.
Sleep medicineFrom sleep apnea to insomnia, disruptive night behaviors to daytime sleepiness and fatigue, the Intermountain Sleep Disorders Center provides exceptional care for all your sleep medicine needs.
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