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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