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Nutrition counseling and support in Heber City, Utah

At Heber Valley Nutrition Services in Heber City, Utah, Intermountain Health provides outpatient nutrition counseling focused on practical, sustainable habits. Whether you’re managing a health condition or working toward wellness goals, our nutrition experts partner with you to create realistic plans that fit your life.
Schedule an appointment: 801-507-3253

Our providers

Abby Harris

Abby Harris, RD

Dietetics
Intermountain Health Heber Valley Hospital Nutrition
801-507-3253
Christy A Watt

Christy A Watt, RD

Dietetics
Intermountain Health Heber Valley Hospital Nutrition
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