Evaluates children with or at risk for developmental delays throughout Utah. Provides developmental assessments and management recommendations for all ages of children and assists families in coordinating child needs. UDAC locations are in Provo and Salt Lake. Programs include Child Development Program (CDP), Heart Center Neurodevelopmental Program (HCNP), and Neonatal Follow-up Program (NFP).

Services Include:

• Health/Disability Related Support Groups
• Neonatal Care
• Developmental Assessment
• Speech and Language Evaluations
• Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health
• Developmental Pediatrics
• Family Support Services.
• Autism Spectrum Disorder Assessment

Laurie Lesher, Operations Director
Sarah Winter, MD Medical Director, Neurodevelopmental Pediatrics
Paul Carbone,MD
Allison Ellzey, MD
Kendra Lystad, MD
Quan-Tuyen Nguyen, MD
Sean Cunningham, PhD, Psychologist
Ashley Stuart, Psychologist
Kelly Stout, Psychologist
Katherine Street, Occupational Therapist
Andrianna Comas, Occupational Therapist
Lauren Ayala, Physical Therapist
Katrina Wheeler, Speech Therapist
Jori Harris, Speech Therapist

Individuals with autism (including adults), biological siblings, and parents. Must live in the US; read/understand English and/or Spanish; have a “professional” diagnosis, but no ICD-10 code required.

Autism research which provides free DNA testing to participants. The study aims to understand autism, including the DNA, environment and lifestyle of individuals and their family. Participation is online and takes 30 minutes to complete. Incentives provided.

The University of Utah is an IRB-approved clinical site, May 2019.

SPARK stands for Simons Foundation Powering Autism Research. More than 30 of the nation’s leading medical schools and autism research centers have joined SPARK to help recruit individuals and families affected by autism. 

Provides diagnostic and treatment services for people whose illnesses or injuries require that they occupy a bed for at least one night. Connected with various community clinics. Level III NICU.

Callers of any age and with any mental health issue may reach out for help. Multi-lingual services are available.

Provides 24/7 free and confidential crisis help and support.

Services Include:

• compassionate and non-judgmental emotional support.
• suicide prevention, information, and referrals.
• follow-up Services.
• psycho-education about mental health issues.
• education on how to support loved ones with mental health issues.
• therapeutic assistance to individuals in emotional distress or psychiatric crisis.
• coordination and dispatch response to individuals in the community as needed via the Mobile Crisis Outreach Team (MCOT) and/or first responders in coordination with other local mental health authorities.

No restrictions

Expands access to contraceptive education, training, and services for Utah providers and patients, in an effort to improve the intended pregnancy rate across the state of Utah. We're helping clinics increase their capacity to provide contraceptive care to individuals in their community by training health care providers on comprehensive contraceptive services, including IUD and implant provision.

Housed in the Family Planning Division of the University of Utah's Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
FPE services currently at three clinics: Midtown Community Health Center, Ogden Clinic; Utah Partners for Health: Mid Valley Health Clinic, Midvale; Eastern Utah Women's Health, Price
with more clinics opening in the near future.

Accepts private pay and most insurance plans.

Offers family medicine and pediatric care to Tooele and the surrounding areas. Provides sub-specialty services including cardiology, dermatology, ear, nose, and throat, and eye care. There is a pharmacy located in the center.

All insurance plans are accepted and care is provided regardless of ability to pay.

Offers comprehensive diagnosis, treatment and management of clubfoot for infants and children. Clinic tours and prenatal consults are available upon request. 

A joint venture of Shriners Children's Salt Lake City and the University of Utah Department of Orthopaedics, 

Addition clinic location: Primary Children’s Outpatient Services at Riverton Hospital

Children 0 - 21 years of age residing in shelter, kinship, foster care or other out-of-home placement, and those that do not have a primary healthcare provider

Providing comprehensive healthcare services for youth in foster care and out-of-home placements, to improve outcomes, provide continuity and facilitate coordination of care.

Satellite clinics: Christmas Box House and Cornerstone, Salt Lake Valley Detention Center

Julie Steele, DNP, ARN, FNP-C South Main Foster Program Coordinator

In partnership with the University of Utah Department of Pediatrics, College of Nursing (Fostering Healthy Children), and support from the Division of Child and Family Services.

University of Utah Health Physician Referral Specialists are available Monday through Friday, 8 am–5 pm, to answer questions and assist providers with making referrals to U of U Health specialists. 

Treats a variety of pediatric skin conditions from genetic skin disorders to infectious and noninfectious skin conditions, including laser interventions. Algorithm for Skin & soft Tissue Infection in Pediatric Patient Over 3 Months at https://intermountainhealthcare.org/ckr-ext/Dcmnt?ncid=527740063.