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Holladay Clinic

Holladay Clinic offers allergy and immunology, dermatology, urgent care, internal medicine, pediatric care, and physical therapy located in Murray, UT.

Our Services

Allergy & immunology

Our allergy experts detect, treat, and empower individuals to manage allergies, offering personalized diagnosis and treatment plans.

Dermatology

Our certified dermatologists treat various skin conditions, offering quick relief and ensuring your comfort during the process.

Internal medicine

Specialized in adult healthcare, managing complex illnesses and chronic conditions

Laboratory and pathology

Convenience, advanced testing, connectivity, and exceptional service in the lab industry.

Pediatric care

Comprehensive primary care for kids and teens

Physical therapy & rehabilitation

Our physical therapy services aid in full recovery after surgery, injury, or pain, utilizing teamwork and advanced tech.

Urgent care options at this location

Urgent care

Intermountain offers licensed professionals for non-life-threatening urgent care, no appointment necessary.

Holladay InstaCare
6272 South Highland Drive, Murray, UT
801-871-6400Website

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