Intermountain Health hosted a ceremonial ribbon-cutting for the new Intermountain Health District Clinic in Henderson, Nevada. 

This new medical office building brings together five existing clinics and introduces three new ones.

The state-of-the-art 45,000-square-foot facility brings together senior primary care, oncology, and children’s health under one roof—creating a comprehensive and convenient hub for families across southern Nevada.

The District Clinic will also introduce wound care and palliative care, two new service lines, expanding the reach of Intermountain Health’s offerings in the community.

“What the District Clinic provides is a beautiful, single, modern location designed to strengthen access, improve coordination, and support long-term growth,” said Trevor Smith, Intermountain region vice president of Medical Group Operations. “We know that as our lives become busier than ever and our days fill with activities, it is more vital than ever to make world-class care as convenient as possible.”

With this facility, Intermountain Health is increasing access to high-quality, preventive, and specialty care to help meet the growing healthcare needs of the community—ensuring people can receive the care they deserve close to home.

“We are excited about what this means for our community and we’re so appreciative to Intermountain Health for making increased access to care a priority,” said Monica Larson, Henderson Mayor Pro Tem. “With population growth comes the need for services – for employment, for healthcare – and Intermountain is focused on bringing all of these to our community. These investments by Intermountain Health in our community are important for the well-being of our community and future generations.”

The focus on these clinics is to help bring important touchpoints for people to find providers and help get established with regular health visits, important screenings, and more.

“Intermountain Health’s mission is to help people live the healthiest lives possible, and that starts with making sure everyone has access to primary care physicians and that each person is able to see their primary care provider regularly,” said Lana Dawood, MD, associate medical director for Senior Primary Clinics for Intermountain Health. “Establishing preventive care where patients are receiving the right screenings keeps people healthy, out of the hospital, and living their lives to the fullest.”

There are also plans for additional growth, with the Badura Clinic, in southwest area, scheduled to open this summer and a comprehensive stand-alone Nevada Children’s Hospital breaking ground later in 2026 with opening planned for 2030.

For more information, or to find providers /clinics, go to intermountainhealth.org.

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Intermountain Health unveiled plans today for a new clinic in Washington City that will provide much needed access to urgent and primary care services for residents in Washington County.

The new Intermountain clinic will be located one-quarter mile east of I-15 on Washington Parkway, making care more convenient and accessible for area residents. It will offer several services, including an InstaCare clinic, primary care, and WorkMed, with additional services to be announced.

“We are thrilled to expand services in Washington County and deepen our commitment to meeting the healthcare needs of this growing community. The remarkable support and growth in Washington City have strengthened our ability to meet patients closer to home, allowing Intermountain Health to deliver extraordinary care where it’s needed most,” said Trevor Smith, regional vice president of medical group operations for Intermountain Health.

“The new clinic will serve as a central healthcare hub for the residents of Washington City, offering expanded access to both primary care and urgent care services. We are honored to support the continued development of this vibrant city and look forward to advancing our efforts to improve the health and wellbeing of this community,” Smith said. 

Washington City has seen remarkable growth for both residential and commercial development. This includes more than 35 percent of population growth since 2020. Currently, the city is growing at roughly 4 to 5 percent annually, making it the fastest growing community in Southern Utah.

Washington City is projected to reach over 50,000 residents by 2030 if current growth trends continue. This growth has made access to health care for residents a critical need.

"Washington City continues to be one of the fastest-growing communities in Southern Utah, and investments like this ensure our residents have access to high-quality services close to home," said Washington City Mayor Kress Staheli. “We are excited to welcome this expansion and appreciate Intermountain Health’s commitment to serving our growing city."

“Approving this new clinic highlights our continued focus on providing high quality care to the people who rely on us every day. Washington City continues to experience tremendous growth, and we value the opportunity to support that momentum in meaningful ways. It’s a privilege to work alongside Washington’s dedicated leaders in promoting the community’s health,” said Natalie Ashby, president of Intermountain Health St. George Regional Hospital and Intermountain’s Southwest Utah Market.

Intermountain Health will announce the clinic’s official name at a later date. The new clinic is scheduled for groundbreaking later this year with an anticipated completion date in early 2028.

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Intermountain Health welcomed the community and caregivers today at the Intermountain Washington Fields Clinic to celebrate the ribbon-cutting of Intermountain’s newest outpatient ambulatory care clinic that will enhance care for patients in Washington County.

The 15,232-square-foot clinic is located at 2947 East 1450 South in St. George and brings primary care and pediatrics closer to home for residents of Washington County.

“Intermountain Health is committed to clinical excellence and increasing access to exceptional, quality care,” said Mitch Cloward, president of Intermountain Health’s Desert Region, which includes southern Nevada and southwest Utah. “With the continued expected growth in Washington County and surrounding communities, this new clinic will offer access to family medicine and pediatric care to more families and current patients, closer to home.”

The ribbon-cutting, attended by dozens of dignitaries, community members, Intermountain leaders, providers, and clinic team caregivers, was held at the clinic doors with an official ceremony.

Intermountain Health Desert Region Board of Trustee Cyndi Gilbert, Washington County Commissioner Adam Snow, St. George Mayor Michele Randall, and Jeremy Cox, Intermountain Health market vice president of medical group operations for primary care in the Desert Region, were among those who participated in the festivities.

Following the event, tours and an open house provided visitors with an early look at the clinic.

Family medicine providers Dr. Matt McIff and Dr. Sheldon Moon will be caring for patients at the new Intermountain Washington Fields Clinic.

“We are thrilled to introduce to the community our providers and clinic team who will be caring for patients at this new location,” said Steve Clark, MD, Intermountain’s senior medical director for primary Care for Southwest Utah. “Our commitment to our patients starts with ensuring each person has access to primary care and can see their primary care provider regularly. Establishing preventive care keeps people healthy, out of the hospital, and living their lives to the fullest.”

Dr. Gary Bosshardt and Dr. Eric Wilson will be caring for pediatric patients at Washington Fields Clinic, where lab and X-Ray services also will be available.

“This clinic will help parents keep their children healthy by providing them with preventive services, care when they are sick, mental health care, screening, referrals to specialists when needed, and other outpatient services,” said Tim Larsen, MD, medical director for pediatrics for Southwest Utah for Intermountain Health. “Children will make up a little over 50 percent of the patients that come to this clinic but 100 percent of our future community. So, we are super excited to partner with parents to help our community be healthier into the future.”

Jacobsen Construction and HKS Architects are the lead firms on the project.

“Intermountain Health invests in our communities because it is the right thing to do,” said Shey Grossen, executive director for primary care for Intermountain Health’s Desert Region. “This state-of-the-art clinic closer to home for many Washington County residents ensures access to quality care is more convenient than ever. Thank you to our patients for entrusting Intermountain with your care.”

To learn more about Intermountain Health and to make an appointment, visit intermountainhealth.org.  

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Intermountain Health Heart and Vascular – Delta Cardiology has expanded access to specialty medical care for the community by moving to a larger clinic in Delta, Colo., located across from Delta Health.

 The new clinic at 155 Stafford Lane is Intermountain Health Delta Clinic and is home to Delta Cardiology. 

The new clinic has more than 2,000 square feet, four exam rooms, a procedure room, and office space and is close to many healthcare services in Delta. The new space also accommodates rotating specialists in physical medicine and rehabilitation, who will provide clinic appointments for  patients twice a month. 

Intermountain Health celebrated with a ribbon cutting on Aug. 14. 

“We are proud to offer more access to specialty care for patients in rural areas of Colorado,” said Joya Boyd, executive director for Intermountain Health Western Colorado Medical Group. “These providers partner with St. Mary’s Regional Hospital which serves a 250-mile radius and is the only system to offer many of these specialized services.”

“Having access to these appointments close to home means people will be more likely to engage in the healthcare services they need,” Boyd added. 

The move is a result of cooperation between several partners who were interested in expanding heart care in the community. They include Delta Health, Intermountain Health Delta Cardiology and St. Mary’s Regional Hospital.

“This expansion in local services represents a step forward in helping create and increase access to care for those in our community,” said Jonathan Cohee, chief executive officer of  Delta Health. “By working together, we can ensure that patients have access to the best possible care without the need to travel outside of the county.”

Patients can receive general cardiology and heart rhythm care with a pathway to other services in Grand Junction including cardiac rehabilitation, cardiovascular and thoracic surgery, vascular, interventional cardiology, and heart failure.