McKay-Dee Medical Office Building

McKay-Dee Medical Office Building offers a variety of medical services and specialties located in Ogden, UT.

Our Services

With teamwork, technology, and personalized cancer care, we ensure your well-being, consistently exceeding national cancer care standards.

Cardiology - North Cardiology - South Dermatology

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

Diabetes and endocrinology

We offer all-age diabetes and endocrinology care, crafting personalized treatment plans to fit your needs and lifestyle.

Ear, nose, and throat

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

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.

Gastroenterology

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

Heart rhythm clinic/program

Specialized care for irregular heartbeats, providing treatments that help your heart maintain a healthy rhythm.

Infectious diseases

Intermountain Health's infectious disease experts handle all types of infections, focusing on teamwork to create personalized treatment plans with your primary care physician.

Internal medicine

Specialized in adult healthcare, managing complex illnesses and chronic conditions

Neurology

Intermountain Health's expert team offers comprehensive neurological care, tailored to your unique needs, emphasizing research and education.

OB-GYN

Intermountain Health caters to women's evolving needs, providing holistic care from gynecology to mental health, promoting well-being at every stage of life

Heart and vascular

Our heart and vascular experts use advanced technology to improve cardiovascular health. From diagnostics to advanced treatments, we prioritize your heart's well-being.

Orthopedics

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

Palliative care and hospice

Our Palliative Care team featured a physician, nurse, social worker, and chaplain to enhance your quality of life in collaboration with your doctors.

Pediatric primary care Rehabilitation

Intermountain Health's Rehab Services aid in full recovery after surgery, injury, or pain, utilizing teamwork and advanced tech.

Family medicine

Comprehensive healthcare for all ages, focusing on prevention and wellness

Pulmonology Rheumatology

We specialize in joint, bone, tendon, and muscle conditions. Our experts collaborate with your primary care physician for personalized care.

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.

General surgery

Urgent care options at this location

Emergency care

Emergency care services offer immediate medical attention for serious and life-threatening illnesses or injuries.

McKay Dee Hospital Emergency Services

4401 Harrison Boulevard, Ogden, UT

801-387-7000 Website

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