Reviewed September 28, 2026 by Shane James, MS, CCC-SLP. Summit Speech Therapy Inc, a Utah-licensed speech-language pathology practice.
People who live in Davis County are seen at either the Bountiful clinic or the Layton clinic, both inside the county, so the choice is which side of Davis fits the week, not which valley to cross. Summit Speech Therapy Inc. keeps one phone line for both buildings: (385) 275-0492. A free telephone consultation with an ASHA-credentialed speech-language pathologist decides whether the first visit belongs in Bountiful, Layton, or on video when the plan of care can be done well on screen.
Two clinics already sit inside Davis County
Davis County is the only county on our map that holds two Summit Speech Therapy buildings. Bountiful is the flagship at 415 S Medical Drive #D101, Bountiful, UT 84010. Layton is at 1410 Hill Field Road Suite #3, Layton, UT 84041. Families in Bountiful, Layton, Farmington, Kaysville, Centerville, Woods Cross, Syracuse, and Clearfield can reach in-person care without treating speech therapy as a cross-county project.
That geography changes how the first phone call should feel. You are not asking whether care exists nearby. You are asking which room matches school pickup, work, or a later evening. Appointments run from 7:00am to 8:00pm. The phone is answered Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 5:30pm. There is no online self-scheduling, because the clinician who takes the free consult needs enough detail to assign the clinic honestly.
The same front office answers for both Davis locations and for Murray. Fax is (385) 275-6764. Email is [email protected]. Contact details stay identical so parents are not hunting different numbers for south Davis versus north Davis.
How south Davis and north Davis usually split the choice
South Davis households often land in Bountiful because the Medical Drive address lines up with the part of the county they already travel. Centerville, Woods Cross, and Bountiful itself use that building for preschool language, speech sounds, childhood apraxia, tongue tie and oral-myofunctional therapy, stuttering, and feeding when those goals need the room. School-age and teen work for reading, social language, voice, and vocal cord dysfunction happens in the same clinic when schedule and location agree.
North Davis households more often use Layton. Syracuse, Clearfield, and Layton itself treat Hill Field Road as the practical weekly stop. Farmington and Kaysville sit between the two buildings, so the consult matters more than a map app guess. The clinician asks about after-school timing, who drives, and whether evenings are the only window that works. The answer is a booking, not a brochure.
Bountiful remains available if Layton is full at the hour you need. Layton remains available if Bountiful is the wrong side of the commute that week. Davis County care is a schedule problem first and a distance problem second.
- Bountiful flagship: 415 S Medical Drive #D101, Bountiful, UT 84010
- Layton clinic: 1410 Hill Field Road Suite #3, Layton, UT 84041
- One phone for both: (385) 275-0492
- Appointments 7:00am-8:00pm; phone answered Monday-Friday 8:30am-5:30pm
What the free consult decides before anyone books a room
The free telephone consultation is with an ASHA-credentialed speech-language pathologist, not a recorded scheduler. That person listens for age, concerns, prior reports, and whether structure, swallow, or feeding needs to be seen in person. Feeding exams, some swallow visits, and evaluations that require looking at oral structure stay in clinic. Language follow-up, literacy coaching, fluency practice, voice work, and parent coaching often work on video anywhere in Utah when the plan of care fits a screen.
Davis County families sometimes assume every first visit must be in person because both clinics are close. Proximity does not rewrite clinical rules. If the goal can start on video after enough history is clear, we say so. If the first evaluation needs the room, we book Bountiful or Layton on purpose instead of hoping a screen is enough.
Colorado, Wyoming, and Idaho licensing is in progress and is not offered as current care. Utah residents remain the people we can treat now, including Davis County households who want telehealth on weeks when the clinic visit is not required.
Services Davis families ask about most often
Early childhood referrals in Davis County cluster around late talking, unclear speech, and feeding that makes meals stressful. We evaluate and treat preschool language, speech sound disorders, childhood apraxia of speech, tongue tie related oral-myofunctional concerns, stuttering, and pediatric feeding in both Davis clinics. The treatment range matches Murray; the story here is access inside the county rather than a different menu.
School-age families call about reading and literacy, social language, voice, and vocal cord dysfunction that shows up with sports or performance. Adults call about stuttering, voice, transgender voice, stroke recovery, and cognitive-communication. Homeschool families are welcome. Private therapy can run alongside school speech when the goals you care about are not fully addressed at school. The consult is where we name what private care can target.
Because both buildings offer the same clinical range, shopping between Bountiful and Layton for a specialty that only one clinic owns is the wrong frame. Shop for the hour you can keep and the side of Davis you can reach after work or after school.
When video belongs in a Davis County plan
Even with two nearby clinics, some weeks still fail if every visit requires a car. A parent working opposite shifts, a teen with late activities, or a sibling schedule that collapses the afternoon can make a pure in-person plan brittle. Telehealth anywhere in Utah covers goals that can be done well on video once the diagnosis and plan are clear.
Davis County is not a reason to skip the room when the room is required. Pediatric feeding exams and structure-focused evaluations stay in Bountiful or Layton. After that, many language, literacy, fluency, and coaching sessions can rotate to video so the weekly plan survives busy seasons. The consult is where that mix is named out loud.
If you already know you need evening care, say that first. Appointments extend to 8:00pm, which is often what keeps Davis families from defaulting to a wait list somewhere else. The path is a clinician-led consult, then a clinic assignment, then a plan that uses both the room and the screen when each is the better tool.
What to bring and how to start from Davis County
Bring prior speech or medical reports if you have them, your insurance card, and a short list of concerns in plain language. For a child, note what teachers or caregivers already see. For an adult, note when the voice, swallow, or cognition problem shows up during the day. Those details help the clinician assign Bountiful versus Layton and decide whether the first visit needs the room.
Call (385) 275-0492 during phone hours, or leave a message if you must call outside that window. Fax records to (385) 275-6764 or email [email protected] when you already have papers ready. You will not self-schedule online, and that is intentional. Davis County has short distances to both clinics; the scarce resource is the right clinical match at an hour you can keep.
Families who already work near one building should say so. A Centerville parent who works by Medical Drive should not be forced into Layton because a map defaults north. A Clearfield parent should not be sent south to Bountiful for tradition. The consult exists to prevent those mismatches.
What stays the same no matter which Davis clinic you pick
Traffic changes, and school schedules change. What stays true is simpler: two clinics, one phone, clinician-led intake, and a treatment range that covers early language through adult neurogenic and voice care. The decision for most Davis households is which building matches the week.
If Bountiful and Layton are both possible, we still ask which one you can repeat. Therapy fails when the commute is theoretically short but practically impossible on Tuesdays. An honest plan names the clinic, the hour, and whether some visits stay on video.
Summit Speech Therapy Inc. serves Davis County as a home county, not a referral destination. Families here are seen in Bountiful or Layton, chosen by schedule and side of the county, with telehealth for the goals that do not need the room.
Evening hours and why Davis families use them
Appointments through 8:00pm are not a marketing flourish for Davis County. They are often the only way a two-clinic county still loses families to wait lists elsewhere when after-school logistics collapse. Say the sports calendar, shared custody week, or late shift on the consult so the open hour is matched to a real life, not an imaginary free afternoon.
Early slots from 7:00am help adults finish voice or cognition work before the workday. Midday slots help some homeschool schedules. The point is not that every hour is equal. The point is that Davis County has enough geographic access that the remaining problem is usually the clock, and the clock is solvable if you tell us the truth about it.
If neither Bountiful nor Layton can offer a keepable hour for room-based care, ask whether telehealth can carry the goals that fit a screen until a better slot opens. Waiting without a plan is how mild concerns become months of lost practice.
Questions people ask before they call
Which Davis County clinic should my family use first?+
Use the clinic on the side of Davis you can reach after school or work without rebuilding the whole day. Bountiful at 415 S Medical Drive #D101 fits south Davis and households already traveling that corridor. Layton at 1410 Hill Field Road Suite #3 fits north Davis and families who want the Hill Field Road stop. Farmington and Kaysville households should let the free consult decide after hearing the real weekly schedule, not after guessing from a map alone. The same phone number reaches both buildings, so you are not locked into a wrong guess before a clinician hears the case.
Do Bountiful and Layton offer different speech services?+
No. Both Davis clinics offer the same treatment range as each other and as Murray, including preschool language, speech sounds, apraxia, tongue tie and oral-myofunctional therapy, stuttering, feeding, literacy, social language, voice, vocal cord dysfunction, transgender voice, adult stroke, and cognition. Choose by hour and geography. Do not wait for a specialty that only one Davis building supposedly owns. If a friend preferred one address, ask whether that preference was clinical or simply closer to their school pickup.
Can Davis County families start with telehealth?+
Yes, when the plan of care can be done well on video anywhere in Utah. Language follow-up, literacy, fluency, voice practice, and parent coaching often fit that model after enough history is clear. Feeding exams, some swallow visits, and evaluations that need structure in view still belong in Bountiful or Layton. The free consult with an ASHA-credentialed clinician is where that split is decided. Living close to a clinic does not automatically mean every first visit must be in the room.
What if Bountiful has the hour I need but Layton is closer?+
Say both facts on the consult. Davis County access is meant to be flexible between the two buildings. A slightly longer trip to the open hour often beats a closer building with no usable slots. The clinician will weigh distance against adherence. A plan you can keep for months matters more than a theoretically nearest address. If evenings only work, say that before anyone assigns a midday slot that will fail by the second week.
How do I reach Summit Speech from Davis County?+
Call (385) 275-0492. That single number covers Bountiful, Layton, and Murray. Phone staff answer Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 5:30pm. Fax is (385) 275-6764 and email is [email protected]. Appointments themselves run 7:00am to 8:00pm. There is no online self-scheduling because clinic assignment happens after a clinician hears the case. Leave a clear callback number if you must message outside phone hours. Write teacher concerns separately from parent concerns when both matter.
Can my child keep school speech and still come privately in Davis County?+
Yes. Homeschool families are welcome, and school-age children can receive private therapy while school IEP speech continues. We do not invent Utah eligibility law or tell you what a district must fund. We clarify which goals private care can target, then book Bountiful or Layton when those goals need the room or video when they do not. Tell us what the school team is already working on so private goals do not accidentally duplicate or contradict that plan.
Is Murray ever the right clinic for a Davis County household?+
Sometimes, if work or family logistics already put you near 975 E Woodoak Lane Suite #220 in Murray on therapy days. For most Davis residents, Murray is the wrong default because two clinics already sit inside the county. Mention any Salt Lake commute on the consult so we do not force an unnecessary valley crossing. The right question is which building you can repeat, not which building sounds most central on a state map. Confirm whether Murray is truly needed before adding a Salt Lake stop.
