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Pediatrics

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Entrance 2, Level 3

This department offers

  • Pediatric care
Dr. Osguthorpe, with the Utah Valley Hospital Primary Children's Network, examines a pediatric patient

High quality pediatric care

The mission of our pediatricians, specialists and team of nurses is to provide high-quality pediatric care so your child can thrive.

From well visits and preventive care to emergency services, we offer your family a continuum of care. We help guide, protect and celebrate your little ones from birth to adulthood, and beyond.

Our providers

Carla M. Suarez
4.8

Carla M. Suarez, DO

Pediatrics
Alta View Clinic - Pediatrics
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Jeffrey G. Erickson
5

Jeffrey G. Erickson, MD

Pediatrics
Alta View Clinic - Pediatrics
Alyson E. Edmunds
5

Alyson E. Edmunds, MD

Pediatrics
Alta View Clinic - Pediatrics
D. Mark Valentine
4.9

D. Mark Valentine, MD

Pediatrics
Alta View Clinic - Pediatrics
James Edward Howell

James Edward Howell, PHD

Psychology
Alta View Clinic - Pediatrics
Jonathan W. Schmidt
4.9

Jonathan W. Schmidt, MD

Pediatrics
Alta View Clinic - Pediatrics
Lisa D. Palmieri
4.9

Lisa D. Palmieri, MD

Pediatrics
Alta View Clinic - Pediatrics
Tanya Jackson
5

Tanya Jackson, MD

Pediatrics
Alta View Clinic - Pediatrics
Melinda S. Liddle
4.9

Melinda S. Liddle, MD

Pediatrics
Alta View Clinic - Pediatrics
Janie H. Jensen
4.9

Janie H. Jensen, NP

Pediatrics
Alta View Clinic - Pediatrics
Alexa B. Weight
4.9

Alexa B. Weight, MD

Pediatrics
Alta View Clinic - Pediatrics
Brooke R. Mastroianni

Brooke R. Mastroianni, MD

Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Alta View Clinic - Pediatrics
Julie Ann Gustin
5

Julie Ann Gustin, MD

Pediatrics
Alta View Clinic - Pediatrics
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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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