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This department offers

  • Behavioral health
  • Chronic pain management
  • Immunizations and vaccinations
  • Internal medicine
  • Lab
  • Nutrition services
  • Routine examinations & physicals
  • X-Ray
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Internal medicine specialists in Salt Lake City, UT

Our internal medicine physicians in Salt Lake City, Utah, focus on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of adult health conditions. From routine physicals to complex chronic disease management, we’re here to help you stay healthy at every stage of adulthood.

Internal medicine services

  • Annual physical exams for adults
  • Screenings and preventive care for conditions like heart disease, diabetes, and cancer
  • Chronic disease management for hypertension, COPD, and more
  • Lifestyle counseling for nutrition, weight management, and smoking cessation
  • On-site lab testing for faster results and diagnosis
  • Care coordination with specialists when needed

Why choose our internal medicine doctors?

  • Experienced physicians specializing in adult and senior care
  • Preventive focus to help you stay healthy and catch concerns early
  • Convenient location in Salt Lake City, UT, with easy access to labs and specialists
  • Personalized care plans based on your unique health needs

Take charge of your health today. Call our clinic or use our online scheduling tool to book your family medicine appointment in Salt Lake City, UT.

385-282-2600
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Our providers

Danielle DeVore

Danielle DeVore, DO

Internal Medicine
Salt Lake Clinic - Internal Medicine
H. Craig Harmon
5

H. Craig Harmon, MD

Internal Medicine
Salt Lake Clinic - Internal Medicine
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Jennifer Rampton

Jennifer Rampton, PHD

Psychology
Salt Lake Clinic - Family Medicine
Kenneth D. Melton
4.9

Kenneth D. Melton, NP

Internal Medicine
Salt Lake Clinic - Internal Medicine
Aaron T. Gomez
4.9

Aaron T. Gomez, MD

Internal Medicine
Salt Lake Clinic - Internal Medicine
Rachel A. Mitchell
4.8

Rachel A. Mitchell, MD

Internal Medicine
Salt Lake Clinic - Internal Medicine
Sara L. Cicmanec
4.8

Sara L. Cicmanec, MD

Internal Medicine
Salt Lake Clinic - Internal Medicine
Gregory A. Parkin
5

Gregory A. Parkin, MD

Internal Medicine
Salt Lake Clinic - Internal Medicine
Stuart L. Goates
5

Stuart L. Goates, MD

Internal Medicine
Salt Lake Clinic - Internal Medicine
Julie Lynn Roberts
5

Julie Lynn Roberts, NP

Internal Medicine
Salt Lake Clinic - Internal Medicine
Claire L. A. Gibson

Claire L. A. Gibson, MD

Psychiatry
Avenues Specialty Clinic - Internal Medicine
Anya M. Kalsbeek
4.9

Anya M. Kalsbeek, MD

Internal Medicine
Salt Lake Clinic - Internal Medicine
Russell P. Maxwell
4.9

Russell P. Maxwell, MD

Internal Medicine
Salt Lake Clinic - Internal Medicine
Jeffrey S. Twitchell
5

Jeffrey S. Twitchell, MD

Internal Medicine
Salt Lake Clinic - Internal Medicine
Raelyn N Heslop
4.9

Raelyn N Heslop, PA

Health Risk Assessment
Reid B. Hales
5

Reid B. Hales, MD

Internal Medicine
Salt Lake Clinic - Internal Medicine
Jacob P. Kartes
4.9

Jacob P. Kartes, MD

Internal Medicine
Salt Lake Clinic - Internal Medicine

Internal medicine FAQs

Find answers to frequently asked questions about our internal medicine clinic.

Internal medicine is a specialty that focuses on the comprehensive health of adults. Internists are trained to prevent, diagnose, and treat both common illnesses and more complex conditions. They often manage patients with multiple health concerns, ensuring care is well-coordinated.

Internal medicine doctors typically see adults starting at age 18. They are especially skilled at treating patients who are middle-aged or older, as well as those with chronic conditions that require ongoing monitoring.

Family medicine covers patients of all ages, while internal medicine focuses only on adults. Internal medicine doctors also tend to see more patients with complex medical histories, coordinating with specialists to manage long-term conditions.

Yes. Preventive care is a cornerstone of internal medicine. Annual exams, bloodwork, and screenings for conditions like high blood pressure, diabetes, and cancer are all part of keeping adult patients healthy. Lifestyle counseling is also emphasized to reduce risks before problems develop.

Absolutely. Internal medicine doctors are highly trained in managing patients with multiple chronic health issues such as diabetes, heart disease, and COPD. They keep track of medications, coordinate with specialists, and adjust treatment plans to fit your lifestyle and needs.

Yes, we accept Medicare and most major commercial insurance plans. If you have questions about your specific plan or benefits, our team can assist in verifying coverage before your visit.

If you are an adult with ongoing or complex health concerns, an internist may be the right fit. They focus exclusively on adult care and often work with patients managing multiple conditions, providing specialized expertise in complex cases.

Recognized as a NCQA Patient Centered Medical Home
Recognition

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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