Adult Primary Care in St. George, Utah
One practice for new concerns, medication questions, preventive check-ins and ongoing health issues.
A provider who knows your history
Adult primary care covers the full range of everyday health. It is where you bring a new symptom, review how medications are working, plan preventive care and follow up on concerns that need attention over time.
Seeing the same practice year after year means your provider can notice changes, follow up on earlier conversations and help you keep the bigger picture in view.
Care adult visits may include
Depending on your needs, adult primary care may include:
- Wellness exams and routine physicals
- Review of preventive screenings
- Sick visits for common illnesses
- Chronic-condition monitoring
- Nutrition, activity and sleep discussions
Common reasons adults visit
- A new symptom or change in how you feel
- Reviewing medications and how they are working
- Preventive check-ins and health goals
- Follow-up on ongoing health concerns
- Results or advice from another clinician
Getting the most from a visit
If available, bring your medications or an up-to-date list, including supplements, and any recent records from other clinicians.
A short list of your top questions makes it easier to focus on what matters most to you.
Other ways to be seen
Adults can also use the visit types on our primary care page.
Some concerns may be suitable for Telehealth Visits; our team can help you decide.
For long-term conditions such as diabetes or high blood pressure, see Chronic Disease Management.
Related Care at Peak Medical
- Family Medicine
An overview of family medicine for children, teens and adults at Peak Medical.
- Preventive Care & Wellness
Screening needs and practical goals for staying well.
- Senior & Geriatric Care
Primary care shaped around the needs of older adults.
Schedule adult primary care
Call to schedule a visit and let our team know whether you are a new or returning patient.
Clinic
630 South 400 East #101St. George, UT 84790
Monday–Friday: 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Saturday–Sunday: Closed
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I become a new patient?
Call (435) 673-9653. Our team can talk you through scheduling a first visit and what to bring.
How long is a typical visit?
Typical clinic appointments are scheduled for 25 minutes for established patients and 50 minutes for new patients.
Can I discuss more than one concern?
Let our team know your concerns when you call. If there is more than time allows, your provider can help prioritize and plan a follow-up.
Can I have my medications reviewed?
Yes. Bring your medications or a current list, including supplements, and your provider can review them with you.
What should I bring?
If available, bring a photo ID, insurance card, a medication list, recent records from other clinicians and your questions.
Does my insurance cover visits?
Call (435) 673-9653 with your insurance card. Coverage varies by plan and service, so our team can help you check.