Our Services
People’s Health Clinic is a nonprofit clinic providing no-cost quality medical services to uninsured residents of Summit and Wasatch Counties regardless of nationality, race, sex or immigration status. It is funded by local residents, patients, businesses, churches and governments.
PHC Medical Services
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General Medicine
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Pediatrics
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Women’s Health
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Chronic Disease care and education
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Children’s Vision Program
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Adult Vision Services on a limited basis
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Prenatal care and education
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Mental Health
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Many specialties
We DO NOT provide
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Emergency
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Urgent Care
If you require Emergency or Urgent Care please reach out out to:
Other ways we can help
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Referral to low-cost diagnostic services, including MRI, CT and ultrasound
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Free screening mammograms for women over 40
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Referral to social services, job services
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Help applying for health insurance
Our Patient Care Team
Angelica Espinoza
Assistant Clinic Coordinator 435.333.1879
Giovana Herrera
Medical Receptionist
435.333.1850
Amilleli Morales
Medical Receptionist
435.333.1850
John Hanrahan, MD
Clinic Co-Founder
435.333.1850
Rachelle Flinn, PA-C
Clinic Services Director
435.333.1850
Dalia Gonzalez
Clinic Coordinator
435.333.1850
Stephanie Santana Patient Assistant 435.333.1850
Katherine Smith, PharmD
Pharmacy Oversight
Carlos Flores
Promotora/ Bicultural Outreach Worker
435- 333-1857
Patty Garcia
Referral Specialist/
Outreach Coordinator 435.333.1885
Taly Polukoff
Patient Assistant 435.333.1850
People's Health Clinic Recognized by Utah Million Hearts Coalition
One of just 91 winners statewide that showed excellence in blood pressure control
—Today the Utah Million Hearts Coalition recognized People's Health Clinic for Excellence in Blood Pressure Control. With only 91 clinics recognized statewide, this exclusive achievement demonstrates People's Health Clinic’s dedication to its patients and continual focus on proper blood pressure control.
“ The Clinic’s award recognizes the hard work and dedication the clinic has made to meet the highest standards of clinical blood pressure care,” said Kelly Robinson, Utah Million Hearts Coalition spokesperson. “More Utah providers, like People's Health Clinic, are taking blood pressure measurement and control to the next level by using evidence-based strategies to help patients keep blood pressure down—a strong sign that we’re making progress in preventing heart attacks and strokes and prioritizing patient care.”
Nearly 1 in 3 American adults has hypertension, also known as high blood pressure. Only half have it under control, putting them at greater risk of developing heart disease or stroke—two of the leading causes of death in the U.S. To be eligible for the award, the Clinic shared verifiable high blood pressure control data with the Utah Million Hearts Coalition and highlighted successful strategies or best practices they adopted, such as the use of health information technology or team-based care. The Clinic achieved blood pressure control rates of 63 percent of adult patients by using a variety of innovative approaches, including:
● Making blood pressure measurement accuracy a priority
● Using evidence-based guidelines and protocols for high blood pressure diagnosis
● Continually training staff on correct measurement protocols
● Using team-based care models to improve patient engagement
● Implementing consistent, strategic use of electronic health records that include patient reminders and visit summaries
● Staying engaged with patients by offering support and education tools
The Utah Million Hearts Coalition, a local effort of the national Million Hearts initiative, is made up of public and private health care organizations dedicated to preventing heart attacks. Visit http://choosehealth.utah.gov/healthcare/million-hearts.php for more information about the coalition.
