Infectious Diseases

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Treatment for Infectious Diseases

The Infectious Disease Clinic, located at University of Utah Hospital in Clinic 1A, offers outpatient care for diagnosing and treating infectious diseases (ID). Infectious diseases include chickenpox, shingles, influenza, pneumonia, HIV/AIDS, hepatitis, post-operative infections, and others.

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Specialty Areas

Common Infectious Diseases

From the common cold to West Nile virus, our clinic has specialists who treat patients with infectious diseases caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites.
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Immunocompromised Patients

Some patients' abilities to fight disease can be limited by diseases, radiotherapy, or other causes. Our specialists evaluate and care for patients with compromised immune systems (or immunocompromised hosts).
 
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Travel Medicine

For travelers heading out or coming back, we provide services ranging from immunizations to up-to-date health information about potential health threats, pre-travel consultations to post-travel evaluations. We also provide discount consultations for group and business travelers.
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HIV/AIDS Care - Ryan White Program

The University of Utah Infectious Diseases Clinic (Clinic 1A) is the largest provider of HIV/AIDS care in the state and provides care to patients in the surrounding Mountain West region. The Ryan White Program has been treating HIV/AIDS patients since 1988. 
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HIV PrEP Clinic

University of Utah Health offers pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) for free if you do not have health insurance and have a high chance of getting HIV. We do this through in partnership with the Utah Department of Health and the Utah AIDS Foundation.

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Additional Contact Information

Fax:
801-585-7315
ID/HIV/AIDS Services
801-585-2031
Nursing Services
801-585-7176
Pharmacist Services
801-587-3567
Case Management Services 
801-585-2670

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