Three clinics. Nine counties. One phone number.

How to choose a clinic

Summit Speech Therapy has three clinics and one phone number. Call (385) 275-0492 during Monday–Friday, 8:30am–5:30pm. A speech-language pathologist takes the free consult and says whether the first visit should be in Bountiful, Layton, Murray, or on video. Appointments 7:00am–8:00pm. There is no separate number for each city, and there is no online self-scheduling.

Pick the room that fits the week, not the room that sounds like the flagship. Bountiful, at 415 S Medical Drive #D101, Bountiful, UT 84010, is the Davis County clinic with daytime and evening availability. Layton, at 1410 Hill Field Road Suite #3, Layton, UT 84041, is the practical drive for north Davis and southern Weber County. Murray, at 975 E Woodoak Lane Suite #220, Murray, UT 84117, sits near 5400 South so Salt Lake County families are not crossing into Davis County for every visit.

Davis County is the only county with two of the clinics. Families in Farmington, Kaysville, Centerville, Woods Cross, Syracuse, and Clearfield usually choose Bountiful or Layton based on school pickup and work, not on a different treatment list. The services are the same in every clinic: preschool language, speech sounds, childhood apraxia, literacy, stuttering, voice, feeding, oral-myofunctional therapy, and adult language, speech, and swallowing after stroke or brain injury.

Weber, Morgan, Box Elder, and Cache counties use Layton as the nearest clinic. Ogden, Roy, and Riverdale are a short drive south. Brigham City and Perry are a longer I-15 trip, which is why the consult comes before anyone commits to a weekly drive. Logan to Layton is not a casual after-school trip. We say that on the call instead of booking a plan that winter roads will cancel.

Salt Lake, Tooele, Summit, and Utah counties use Murray as the nearest clinic. Millcreek, Holladay, Sandy, and the south valley can stay in the valley. Tooele and Grantsville come over the Oquirrhs to Murray rather than continuing to Davis County. Park City and the Wasatch Back use Murray for in-person visits when canyon weather allows. Lehi and northern Utah County are closer to Murray than to Bountiful or Layton. Provo and Spanish Fork can mix Murray visits with video.

When the visit should be on video

Telehealth is statewide in Utah. It is the right plan when the goal can be treated on screen: language, literacy, fluency, voice coaching, parent coaching, and a share of cognitive-communication work after we know the diagnosis. It is the wrong plan when we need to see the mouth, a swallow, wound care after a tongue-tie release, or how a young child plays in the room. The clinician makes that call. You do not have to guess, and you do not have to start with a hospital wait list.

If the drive is the barrier, say so. Cache, Box Elder, Morgan, Tooele, and Summit counties often mix one in-person evaluation with video follow-ups so the canyon or the freeway is not a weekly requirement. We will not pretend every goal belongs on a screen, and we will not make you drive when video is clinically enough. County pages below describe the nearest clinic and the places we already see from that county.