Tiffany F. Ho
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Tiffany F. Ho, MPH, MD, FAAFP

Languages spoken: English

Clinical Locations

Primary Location

Sugar House Health Center

1280 E. Stringham Avenue
Salt Lake City , UT 84106
801-581-2000
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Tiffany Ho MD MPH FAAFP is a board certified family medicine physician who also practices obstetrics as well as inpatient medicine. She's originally from San Jose, California and has hopped to various cities for training. She studied Neuroscience with a minor in Geriatrics at UCLA then moved to Baltimore to attend Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and School of Public Health. Following that she migrated to sunny Seattle where she trained at Swedish Cherry Hill Family Medicine Residency with a focus on Integrative Medicine. Dr. Ho join the University of Utah Department of Family and Preventive Medicine when the Sugarhouse Primary Care clinic opened up in 2020. Her areas of interest include community orientated primary care, LGBTQ+ care including gender affirming care, womxn's health (including prenatal care), mental health and increasing student interest to purse family medicine. In her free time she enjoys experimenting with sourdough, climbing, and exploring new food or outdoor adventures.

Specialties

Board Certification

American Board of Family Medicine

Patient Rating

Patients describe Dr. Ho as attentive, compassionate, and genuinely caring, noting that she listens and provides clear explanations. Commenters praise her clinical expertise, thoroughness, and collaborative approach to coordinating care and discussing treatment options. Many also highlight her respectful, affirming manner and strong communication, saying she creates a welcoming environment for diverse patients.

Generated via Patient Reviews

4.9 /5
( out of 230 reviews )

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Tiffany Ho MD MPH FAAFP is a board certified family medicine physician who also practices obstetrics as well as inpatient medicine. She's originally from San Jose, California and has hopped to various cities for training. She studied Neuroscience with a minor in Geriatrics at UCLA then moved to Baltimore to attend Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and School of Public Health. Following that she migrated to sunny Seattle where she trained at Swedish Cherry Hill Family Medicine Residency with a focus on Integrative Medicine. Dr. Ho join the University of Utah Department of Family and Preventive Medicine when the Sugarhouse Primary Care clinic opened up in 2020. Her areas of interest include community orientated primary care, LGBTQ+ care including gender affirming care, womxn's health (including prenatal care), mental health and increasing student interest to purse family medicine. In her free time she enjoys experimenting with sourdough, climbing, and exploring new food or outdoor adventures.

Education history

Residency Integrative Medicine - Swedish Family Medicine Residency at Cherry Hill Resident
Graduate Training Epidemiology/Biostatistics; Predoctoral Clinical Research Training Program – TL1 Trainee - Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health M.P.H.
Professional Medical Medicine - Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine M.D.
Undergraduate Major: Neuroscience; Minor: Gerontology - University of California, Los Angeles B.S.

Selected Publications

Journal Article

  1. Ho T, Curtin AD, Taylor E, Moreno G (2025). Barriers to Implementing a Racial Justice Curriculum: CERA Comparison of Family Medicine Program Directors' and Residents' Perspectives. Fam Med, 57(7), 471-482.
  2. Miro EW, Rizzone K, Ford K, Ho TF, Sullivan E, Mark B, Teramoto M, Cushman D (2025). Testosterone Levels in Transgender Women Undergoing Gender-Affirming Hormone Therapy. Cureus, 17(5), e83365.
  3. Ho T, Ly J, Chen M, Ryujin D, Li M, Rodrguez JE, Chow C (2025). A Collaborative Reflection on the Model Minority Myth: Considerations for Recruiting, Retaining, and Promoting Asian Americans in Family Medicine. Fam Med, 57(3), 153-158.
  4. Misakian AL, Kelley CE, Sullivan EA, Chang JJ, Singh G, Kokosa S, Avila J, Cooper H, Liang JW, Botzheim B, Quint M, Jeevananthan A, Chi E, Harmer M, Hiatt L, Kowalewski M, Steinberg B, Tausinga T, Tanner H, Ho TF, Mark B, Zenger B, Hu S, Gebregzabheir A, Penny JM, Loeb DF, Strickland T, Iwamoto SJ, Rothman MS, Hamnvik OR, Ariel D (2025). Injectable Estradiol Use in Transgender and Gender-Diverse Individuals in the U.S.: A Multicenter Retrospective Study. J Clin Endocrinol Metab.
  5. Ho TF, Zenger B, Mark B, Hiatt L, Sullivan E, Steinberg BA, Lyons A, Spivak AM, Agarwal C, Adelman M, Hotaling J, Kiraly B, Talboys S (2024). Characteristics of a transgender and gender-diverse patient population in Utah: Use of electronic health records to advance clinical and health equity research. PLoS One, 19(5), e0302895.
  6. Sullivan EA, Stryker SD, Blaszczak J, Spielvogel R, Ho T, Kiraly B, MacVane L, Nixon R, Sabb DM, Venkatesan A, Rodrguez JE (2024). Transgender Care Is Family Medicine: A Call to Action. Fam Med, 56(4), 229-233.
  7. Casola AR, Rea O, Ho T (2024). Family physicians and menstrual care: An analysis of CERA 2023. Womens Health (Lond), 20, 17455057241247799.
  8. Chang CP, Ho TF, Snyder J, Dodson M, Deshmukh V, Newman M, Date A, Henry NL, Hashibe M (2023). Breast cancer survivorship and sexual dysfunction: a population-based cohort study. Breast Cancer Res Treat, 200(1), 103-113.
  9. Ho T, Laskow B, Zaballa A, Moreno G (2022). Family Medicine Resident Perceptions on Racial Justice Training in Residency: A CERA Study. PRiMER, 6, 517073.
  10. Alavi M, Ho T, Stisher C, Richardson E, Kelly C, McCrory K, Snellings J, Zurek K, Boltz MW (2019). Factors That Influence Student Choice in Family Medicine A National Focus Group. Fam Med, 51(2), 143-148.
  11. Coutinho AJ, Bhuyan N, Gits A, Alavi M, Ho T, Shiraki J, Dakis K, Jojola C, Stisher C, Ely P (2019). Student and Resident Involvement in Family Medicine for America's Health A Step Toward Leadership Development. Fam Med, 51(2), 166-172.
  12. Krishnan A, Johnson-Paben R, Arnold CM, Zuo SW, Ho T, Molloy MJ, Ram A, Haag T, Ziegelstein RC, Christmas C (2016). A student and faculty partnership to develop leaders in primary care at a research-oriented institution. Educ Prim Care, 28(3), 171-175.
  13. Ho TF, Rowland-Seymour A, Frankel ES, Li SQ, Mao JJ (2014). Generational differences in complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) use in the context of chronic diseases and pain: baby boomers versus the silent generation. J Am Board Fam Med, 27(4), 465-73.

Review

  1. Halloran EC, Ho TF (2025). Intimate Partner Violence. [Review]. Am Fam Physician, 112(1), 62-71.
  2. Ho T, Ricklefs C (2024). Healthcare for Sexual and Gender Minority Adolescents. [Review]. Prim Care, 51(4), 675-688.

Letter

  1. Ho T, Rodrguez J (2022). Address White Fragility In Order to Engage in Racial Caucusing. [Letter to the editor]. Fam Med, 54(4), 318.