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Cardiology Clinic

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Schedule: (801) 507-3500

This department offers

  • Blood pressure management
  • Cardiac rehabilitation
  • Cardiology
  • Cholesterol management
  • Echocardiography
  • Heart & vascular care
  • Heart disease treatment
  • Holter/ATM monitoring
  • Stress testing
Provider talking with patient

Heart care that's close, caring and clear

At Park City Hospital, we’re here to help you take care of your heart—right in your own community. Our cardiology team provides expert care with compassion, helping you feel better and live stronger. We’ll work with you to manage your heart health—because a healthy heart helps you do more of the things you love.

Your heart deserves the best care. Schedule an appointment with our cardiology team at Park City Hospital today.

Our providers

Aaron S. Bennion
4.9

Aaron S. Bennion, NP

Cardiology
Park City Cardiology Clinic
801-507-3500
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Alpana Senapati
4.9

Alpana Senapati, DO

Cardiac Imaging
Intermountain Medical Center Cardiology Clinic
Jaime David Luna
4.9

Jaime David Luna, PA

Cardiology
Intermountain Medical Center Cardiology Clinic
Amanda M. Donohue
4.9

Amanda M. Donohue, DO

Cardiology
Intermountain Medical Center Cardiology Clinic
Armond M. LaPine
4.9

Armond M. LaPine, MD

Cardiology
Intermountain Medical Center Cardiology Clinic
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Your heart health matters

Whether you’re managing high blood pressure, cholesterol, or irregular heartbeats, we’re here to support you. Our specialists use advanced tools to understand your heart’s condition and create a care plan that fits your life.

We offer

  • Echocardiography - to see how your heart is working
  • Stress testing - to check how your heart performs when you're active
  • Holter and ATM monitoring - to track the rhythm of your heart over time

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