Primary Care at Greenwood Health Center

Call 801‑213‑9400

Contact & Location Information

Regular Hours

7 AM - 7 PM | Monday - Thursday

7 AM - 5 PM | Friday

Phone

801-213-9400

Address

7495 S. State Street
Midvale, UT 84047

What Do Primary Care Doctors Do?

Primary care doctors don't just treat aches and pains. They can treat most conditions for your whole family, including:

diabetes
skin problems & allergies
gynecology & obstetrics
sports medicine
high blood pressure & chronic diseases
depression, anxiety, & mental health

Learn more about what primary care doctors do and how they can keep your family healthy.

Make an Appointment

Call us at 801-213-9400 to schedule an appointment with a primary care doctor. You can also view providers in each of these primary care specialties.

Family Medicine

Internal Medicine

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