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  • Pediatric care

Saturday Clinic notice

Starting September 5th, we will not be having Saturday clinic at the Holladay Building. Instead we will be having clinics at the Hillcrest Clinic Pediatrics location on Saturdays from 8a-12p.

Our providers

Jennifer Linford
4.7

Jennifer Linford, MD

Pediatrics
Holladay Clinic - Pediatrics
801-871-6200
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Emily R. Lowry
4.9

Emily R. Lowry, MD

Pediatrics
Holladay Clinic - Pediatrics
Perry Leonard

Perry Leonard, MD

Pediatrics
Holladay Clinic - Pediatrics
Renee E. Olesen
4.7

Renee E. Olesen, MD

Pediatrics
Holladay Clinic - Pediatrics
Stacy A. Burnett

Stacy A. Burnett, NP

Pediatrics
Holladay Clinic - Pediatrics
Elizabeth J. Harris
4.9

Elizabeth J. Harris, MD

Pediatrics
Holladay Clinic - Pediatrics
Matthew A. Carter
5

Matthew A. Carter, MD

Pediatrics
Holladay Clinic - Pediatrics
Kirk R. Dansie

Kirk R. Dansie, PSYD

Psychology
Holladay Clinic - Pediatrics
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Recognized as a NCQA Patient Centered Medical Home
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Patient-centered approach to care

This clinic is recognized by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA). We are recognized as a Patient-Centered Medical Home. Clinics that earn this recognition from NCQA have made a commitment to continuous quality improvement and a patient-centered approach to care. Intermountain is committed to place patients at the forefront of care to build better relationships between patients and their clinical care teams.

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