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Layton Parkway Clinic

Layton Parkway Clinic offers heart and vascular, otolaryngology, foot and ankle, gastroenterology, urgent care, orthopedics, sports medicine and performance, pediatric care, sleep medicine, obstetrics, gynecology, and women's health located in Layton, UT.

Our Services

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Cardiology

Personalized heart care to manage and prevent heart disease, ensuring your heart stays strong and healthy.

Ear, nose, and throat

Our ENT specialists address hearing, balance, voice, taste, and language issues, creating tailored treatment plans to relieve your symptoms.

Family medicine

Comprehensive healthcare for all ages, focusing on prevention and wellness.

Gastroenterology

Our GI specialists offer swift diagnosis and treatment for digestive issues, improving your well-being for the present and future.

Orthopedics

See our orthopedic specialists for expert care for bones and joints, addressing injuries or conditions with personalized treatments for improved mobility and comfort.

Pediatric care

Comprehensive primary care for infants, kids, and teens.

Foot and ankle

Our foot and ankle specialists diagnose discomfort's source using clinical exams and tests, crafting personalized care plans for a comfortable life.

Sleep medicine

From 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.

Women's health

Focused on diagnosing and treating female reproductive cancers with personalized care and advanced treatments

Urgent care options at this location

Urgent care

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

Layton Parkway Clinic - InstaCare
201 West Layton Parkway, Layton, UT
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801-543-6875Website

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