Peak Arches Program in St. George, Utah
A Peak Medical program that supports patients with complex needs through monitoring, care navigation, and coordination among families, caregivers, and providers.
Program overview
Managing several health conditions, medications, and providers can feel like a lot to keep track of. The Peak Arches Program is designed to bring more structure and connection to that care.
Working alongside your primary care, the program focuses on keeping an eye on how you are doing, helping you navigate next steps, and coordinating with the other people and organizations involved in your care. Its goals include clearer communication, fewer gaps between appointments, and support for living well at home.
Who may benefit
- People living with more than one long-term condition
- Patients recently home from a hospital or facility stay
- Anyone juggling many medications, specialists, or appointments
- Older adults hoping to remain independent at home
- Families and caregivers looking for clearer communication
- Patients thinking ahead about their future care wishes
Whether the program fits your situation is something to talk through with the care team.
Main areas of support
Chronic-condition support
Regular attention to long-term conditions, symptoms, and medications so changes can be noticed and discussed.
Transitions after hospitalization
Help organizing discharge instructions, medication updates, and follow-up after a hospital or facility stay.
Advance care planning
Conversations about your values, preferences, and wishes for future care, at a pace that feels right.
Family and caregiver communication
With your permission, keeping the people who help you informed and part of the conversation.
Coordination with other providers
Sharing information with specialists and with home health or hospice providers involved in your care.
Independence at home
Attention to the practical needs that can help you remain safe and independent where you live.
Staying connected
Patients can share how they are feeling, ask questions, and bring updates from other appointments to their Peak Medical care team.
Caregivers and family members can be included, with the patient's permission, in conversations about plans and changes.
Other providers, such as specialists, home health agencies, and hospice teams, can exchange information with the clinic so everyone is working from the same picture.
Have a question? Call the clinic at (435) 673-9653.
Related Care at Peak Medical
- Chronic Disease Management
Ongoing care for long-term conditions and medications.
- Complex Care Coordination
Organizing care when several conditions and providers are involved.
- Care Coordination & Transitional Care
Help with next steps between hospitals, specialists, and home.
- Transitional Care Management
Support in the weeks after a hospital or facility discharge.
Ask about the Peak Arches Program
Call Peak Medical to learn more about the program and whether it may be a good fit for you or someone you care for.
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
What is the Peak Arches Program?
It is a Peak Medical program focused on supporting patients with complex health needs through ongoing monitoring, care navigation, and coordination among the people and providers involved in their care.
Who might consider the program?
People living with several long-term conditions, recovering after a hospital stay, managing many medications or appointments, or hoping to stay independent at home may want to ask about it. The care team can talk through whether it fits your situation.
Does the program replace my primary care visits?
No. The program is meant to work alongside your primary care, helping connect the information, follow-up, and recommendations that come from your visits and other providers.
Can family members or caregivers be involved?
Families and caregivers are often an important part of care. With the patient's permission, they can be included in conversations about care plans, changes, and next steps.
Does the program help after a hospital stay?
Support during transitions is one of its areas of focus, including reviewing discharge information, medication changes, and follow-up needs. Schedule a follow-up visit and bring your discharge paperwork.
Will the program coordinate with my specialists or home health and hospice providers?
Coordination with specialists and with home health or hospice providers is part of the program's focus. Each outside organization still manages its own services and scheduling.
Is the program covered by my insurance?
Coverage depends on your plan and situation. Call the clinic to ask about the program, and check with your insurance plan about your benefits.
How do I learn more or get started?
Call Peak Medical at (435) 673-9653. The team can answer questions about the program and talk about whether it may be a good fit.