SLC Primary Care Recommendations?

[ski_adk]

Any recommendations for a good primary care physician/practice? My last couple were either airheads or pain pill pushers. Looking for someone I can actually establish a relationship with. Bonus pts if they accept Select Health. Thanks.

[Skidog]

Any recommendations for a good primary care physician/practice? My last couple were either airheads or pain pill pushers. Looking for someone I can actually establish a relationship with. Bonus pts if they accept Select Health. Thanks.

Im in Sandy. I dont go to the Dr all that much, but i usually use internal med doc's I use David Bredding. Sorry though. After some searching came up with this
http://www.healthgrades.com/director...ng-md-0ed16299

doesnt show select health, but this info might be outdated.

Not an airhead, and for sure not a pain pill pusher hell hard to get anything out of him ;-)

Anyway...its all i got...good luck.

[ski_adk]

Thanks for the rec. and for that healthgrades site. That will really help me out.

[aion4217]

Thanks Hawk, I have since found out that the server resets at 8am PST.

[beaterdit]

I've gotten sick of the revolving residents dropping the ball on me so I eventually found a guy named Tom Jones (no joke). He's actually a PA at University Redwood Health Center, has been real cool with me. No idea if they take select health though, I'm on University.

[QuikR12]

Any recommendations for a good primary care physician/practice? My last couple were either airheads or pain pill pushers. Looking for someone I can actually establish a relationship with. Bonus pts if they accept Select Health. Thanks.

I'd recommend you look for a DO. That's Doctor of Osteopathy if you're unfamiliar. IMO their training makes for a much more patient focused primary care physician than a lot (not all) allopaths.