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This department offers

  • Heart & vascular care
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Care for your heart health in Saratoga Springs

At Saratoga Springs Clinic - Cardiology in Saratoga Springs, UT, patients can find heart and vascular care close to home. The clinic supports cardiovascular health with care connected to diagnostics and advanced treatment options available through Intermountain Health.
Call to schedule: 801-357-4600

Our providers

Jenessa W. Griffin
4.5

Jenessa W. Griffin, PA

Cardiology
Utah Valley Clinic - Cardiology
801-357-4600
Kayla Ream
4.6

Kayla Ream, PA

Cardiology
Utah Valley Clinic - Cardiology
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Nirmal T. Sunkara
4.8

Nirmal T. Sunkara, MD

Structural Heart Disease Cardiology
Utah Valley Clinic - Cardiology
Ethan M. Young
4.9

Ethan M. Young, PA

Cardiology
Utah Valley Clinic - Cardiology
Austin G. Blanchard
4.9

Austin G. Blanchard, NP

Cardiology
Sevier Valley Cardiology Clinic
Shay C. Harding

Shay C. Harding, NP

Cardiology
Saratoga Springs Specialty Clinic - Cardiology
Justyna O'Conor

Justyna O'Conor, MD

Cardiology
Layton Parkway Clinic - Cardiology
Tavia W. Mathers
4.9

Tavia W. Mathers, NP

Cardiology
American Fork Specialty Clinic - Cardiology
Rachelle D Frost
5

Rachelle D Frost, NP

Cardiology
Utah Valley Clinic - Cardiology
Shauna Whatcott-Sclafani
5

Shauna Whatcott-Sclafani, PA

Cardiology
Utah Valley Clinic - Cardiology
Diana P. Melo
4.9

Diana P. Melo, MD

Interventional Cardiology
Utah Valley Clinic - Cardiology
Austin Wride

Austin Wride, NP

Cardiology
Utah Valley Clinic - Cardiology
April D. Jensen
5

April D. Jensen, NP

Structural Heart Disease Cardiology
Utah Valley Clinic - Cardiology
Fnu Sakul
4.9

Fnu Sakul, MD

Cardiology
Utah Valley Clinic - Cardiology
Vlad Radulescu

Vlad Radulescu, MD

Cardiology
Utah Valley Clinic - Cardiology
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