Intermountain Health is expanding access to specialized care close to home with the opening of the new Saratoga Springs Specialty Clinic and Cancer Center.

Intermountain Health built the new 48,000-square-foot facility on its existing campus, which also includes emergency services and a surgery center. This expansion creates a connected campus, allowing patients to receive more of their care in one convenient location.

The clinic opens Monday, Oct. 12, and will serve Saratoga Springs, Eagle Mountain, west Lehi, and other nearby communities.

“We’re proud to bring this level of coordinated care closer to the families we serve,” said Jason Wilson, president of Intermountain Health American Fork Hospital. “This is one of Utah’s fastest-growing areas, and we will help ensure people here have the medical care they need.”

Services include cardiology, gastroenterology, orthopedics and sports medicine, women’s health and pediatrics.

The cancer center will offer medical oncology, radiation oncology, infusion therapy, survivorship support and advanced radiation treatment.

“When someone is going through cancer treatment, being close to home matters,” said Tawnya Bowles, MD, senior medical director for oncology at Intermountain. “This center will help patients stay connected to family, work, and daily life while receiving compassionate, high-quality care.”

The expanded campus will help reduce barriers to care, including travel times.

“Bringing these services together makes it easier for providers to collaborate and for patients to get the care they need in one place,” said Lyndsey Russell, market vice president of Medical Group operations for Intermountain.

Caregivers and community members are excited for what this will mean in the community.

“This is more than a new building,” Wilson said. “It represents trusted care and a healthier future for families across this growing community.”

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