White Sage Family Medicine Clinic
This department offers
- Family medicine
- OB-GYN
- Pediatric care
- Primary care
- Senior primary care
Family medicine in Delta, UT
At White Sage Family Medicine Clinic, our family medicine doctors in Delta, UT, care for patients of all ages—newborns, children, adults, and seniors. Whether you need a routine checkup, immunizations for your kids, or care for chronic conditions, our family medicine team provides comprehensive, personalized healthcare close to home.
Schedule with one of our family medical providers
Our providers
What our family medicine services include
Our family medicine clinic offers:
- Annual wellness exams for every stage of life
- Preventive screenings for heart health, diabetes, and cancer
- Immunizations and vaccines for children and adults
- Women’s health services including Pap smears and family planning
- Management of chronic conditions like high blood pressure, asthma, or diabetes
- Same-day appointments for urgent needs
Why choose White Sage Family Medicine Clinic for family medicine?
- Convenient location in Delta, Utah with on-site lab testing
- Continuity of care—your entire family can see the same provider
- Patient-centered approach that prioritizes prevention and wellness
- Referrals to specialists when needed for advanced care
Family Medicine FAQs
Find answers to frequently asked questions about our family medicine clinic.
- Sports injury / concussion
- Medication refills (controlled substances may require an office visit)
- Anxiety and depression
- Headache
- Asthma and COPD
- Back and shoulder pain
- Antibiotic treatment
- Cold, cough, and flu
- Laceration repair
- Pain or injuries
- Head injury
- Viral illnesses
- Skin infection
- Urinary tract Infection (UTI)
Call the clinic for availability.
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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