Primary Care Doctors - Ogden, UT

"Amazing as she’s been for over the last 30 years."

"Elizabeth's calm manner, medical knowledge and intuition are exceptional. As an 81 year old female patient and retired CMA, I found Elizabeth Thompson a dedicated and caring provider."

"Dr Moulton and Staff are professional with kindness. Highly recommend not only as your Internal Medicine but as your primary physician. "

"Dr Phelps has been our primary care physician for several years now. We love his broadminded approach to our care and solutions tailored to our specific age, stage, and lifestyle."

"Dr. Graham is so thorough and really listens to your concerns. He’s truly the best doctor out there!"

"I have been meeting with Dr. Richardson for a few years now and it has been a great experience. He is really good at working with my schedule and listening to my needs. He values my input which i have not felt from other doctors in the past. He is very busy and one time i had to wait in the lobby for about an hour but ill give him a pass because it is not a regular occurrence. "

"She has been the best, we had different insurance at the the time which was out of our hands. We really want to come back. She is by far the best Peds Dr. I will recommend her to anyone! "

"Very uncaring and unhelpful. Level 10 for pain with lower back after ten days and going to ER - crying and can't step on one leg most of the day. I can't even turn over in bed. Needed to see a primary and she was first I could get (probably for a reason). I can't take NSAIDS because of history of stomach ulcers and inflammation of intestine, yet she said she could not give me any pain medication. She also said I needed to go in, although I'm barely mobile and not driving, I would be happy to go in but couldn't get an in person apt hence why I was set up with her. She didn't offer to have me come in. She also told me the hospital cannot give out pain meds which I know is also false, and that insurance won't pay for a CT scan or MRI until I have five physical therapy appointments when they will determine I need one. I haven't even been diagnosed yet, why would I go to a physical therapist when they could hurt me. It could still be something internal related to a cyst or stone - we have no idea. I need tests and imaging first. She said this was because of insurance, but when I called the hotline and talked to someone from first Intermountain and then my insurance they both told me what she said was false. I have never had an issue with seeing an NP rather than a doctor, but in this case she is too unknowledgeable and uncaring. Avoid and see someone who can actually help you. Literally she just dials it in (web apt). "