Reviewed September 28, 2026 by Rachel Mederos, MS, CCC-SLP. Summit Speech Therapy Inc, a Utah-licensed speech-language pathology practice.
People who choose the Murray clinic are seen at 975 E Woodoak Lane Suite #220, Murray, UT 84117, near 5400 South, the Summit Speech Therapy Inc. in-person home for Salt Lake County and for counties that reach this building more honestly than Davis. Tooele County over the Oquirrhs, Summit County from the Wasatch Back, and Utah County from Lehi through Spanish Fork usually belong here when the room is required. Call (385) 275-0492 for a free consult with an ASHA-credentialed speech-language pathologist who assigns Murray or Utah telehealth.
Who should choose Murray over the Davis clinics
Choose Murray when you live in Murray, Millcreek, Holladay, Cottonwood Heights, Sandy, Midvale, or elsewhere on the east and south benches. Choose Murray when Tooele County travel has already crossed the Oquirrhs. Choose Murray from Park City and the Wasatch Back, and choose Murray as the Utah County recommendation. Those patterns are why this building exists.
Bountiful and Layton are the wrong weekly default for those geographies. They remain right for Davis-centered lives and for northern counties that treat Layton as nearest. If you already work in Davis County, say so; that is the main exception that can justify a Davis room for a Salt Lake or Utah County resident.
The clinical menu matches the other clinics. Adults use Murray for voice, aphasia and stroke recovery, cognitive-communication, and swallowing-related care when it belongs in person. Children use it for speech delay, articulation, autism-related goals, literacy, feeding, fluency, and social language. Tongue-tie and oral-myofunctional therapy, vocal cord dysfunction, and transgender voice are available when diagnosis fits.
What the Woodoak Lane room is for on day one
First in-person evaluations here are for problems that need live viewing: feeding exams, some swallow visits, structure-focused looks, and assessments that home video cannot validate. Murray is not a preference badge. It is the tool for those tasks when your geography points south rather than to Davis.
After the diagnosis is clear, telehealth anywhere in Utah can carry language, literacy, fluency, voice practice, coaching, and many cognition follow-ups. Summit County snow weeks and Utah County south-end drives especially need that hybrid honesty. Colorado, Wyoming, and Idaho licensing is in progress and is not current care.
If the free consult says a remote start is enough, do not force a Murray appointment for symbolism. Save the suite for the visits that require it.
How the phone consult routes people to Suite #220
Call (385) 275-0492. The same front office answers for Bountiful and Layton, then a speech-language pathologist takes the free telephone consultation. That clinician assigns Murray when Salt Lake-aligned geography plus clinical need point here. There is no online self-scheduling.
Phone lines are answered Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 5:30pm. Appointment availability runs 7:00am to 8:00pm. Fax is (385) 275-6764. Email is [email protected]. Say whether mornings or evenings are the only keepable windows around valley work and school.
Tooele, Summit, and Utah County callers should name their city immediately so the clinician does not waste time exploring Davis options that would usually fail weekly.
What to bring to a Murray evaluation
Bring prior reports, your insurance card, and a written list of concerns with everyday examples. Adult clients should note medical history tied to voice, swallow, or cognition. Caregivers should note school, mealtime, and social observations. Fax ahead to (385) 275-6764 or email [email protected] when papers are ready.
Ask what the visit must observe so you know why the room was required. If feeding or structure is on the agenda, protect that day from optional errands. Travel from Spanish Fork, Tooele, or Park City deserves a complete clinical hour.
Homeschool families should describe the home learning day so coaching targets fit real routines. School-enrolled families should say what IEP speech already covers without expecting us to invent eligibility rules.
Counties that commonly keep this clinic on the calendar
Salt Lake County is the home base. Tooele County uses Murray as closest after the mountain crossing. Summit County uses Murray because there is no Park City Summit Speech building. Utah County uses Murray as the recommended room, with Lehi and north county closer than Provo or Spanish Fork.
Davis County should usually stay in Bountiful or Layton. Weber, Box Elder, Morgan, and Cache should usually stay with Layton when in person. Crossing those defaults creates avoidable commute friction.
Private therapy and school speech can both exist for school-age clients. Homeschool families are welcome. Murray care should target the goals you actually need, whether they stay in suite or move to video.
Hours and hybrid planning after the first Murray visit
Appointments span 7:00am to 8:00pm so east bench, south valley, Tooele, Wasatch Back, and Utah County calendars have a chance. Phone contact stays on (385) 275-0492 during 8:30am to 5:30pm weekdays. After evaluation, ask which future weeks require Suite #220 and which can convert to telehealth.
Snow from Summit County, mountain weather from Tooele routes, and south Utah County distance all argue for naming the hybrid plan early. Call before a doomed drive and ask whether goals allow a video week.
If Murray hours are tight, ask about another Murray time or telehealth before you assume Davis County is the backup. Bountiful and Layton are for people whose week already runs north, not the default overflow for the south valley.
Keeping Murray care aligned with real valley life
Progress depends on practice between visits and on a schedule you can repeat. Leave each session knowing the next targets. Adults should know which work or home situations are the therapy laboratory. Parents should know what to cue at meals, reading time, or conversation.
Bring updated concerns when school reports or medical changes shift the goal list. The suite visit should track current life in Salt Lake County or in the counties that rightly use this room.
Murray near 5400 South exists so families are not sent to Davis County as the default. Use the building for that purpose: honest geography, room when required, video when enough, and one phone number to keep the plan alive.
Millcreek to Sandy: keeping Suite #220 on a valley calendar
Millcreek, Holladay, Cottonwood Heights, Sandy, and Midvale households still lose therapy weeks to valley logistics even when Murray is close. Say the real constraints. Early and late appointments exist because midday often fails. Tooele, Summit, and Utah County travelers should be stricter: the Woodoak Lane hour must earn the trip every time with complete paperwork and clear goals.
Ask before you leave whether the next visit needs the room. If snow, mountain weather, or a south Utah County crunch intervenes, call (385) 275-0492 and ask about conversion when goals allow. Hybrid plans keep private care alive without pretending every goal needs Suite #220 each week.
Do not quietly migrate to Bountiful because a friend liked the flagship. Unless Davis work already anchors your therapy day, Murray remains the right Salt Lake-aligned room. Use it that way.
After a Murray evaluation, write down which goals still need Suite #220. Tooele, Summit, and Utah County households should treat that list as the travel budget. Everything else that fits video should be scheduled that way on purpose through (385) 275-0492.
East and south bench families can still lose weeks to valley chaos. Early and late hours exist for that reason. Ask for them instead of forcing a noon slot that never survives the school year.
Send updated reports by fax or email when medical or school stories change: (385) 275-6764 and [email protected]. Murray care tracks better when the chart is not stale.
Write down the post-evaluation modality map before you leave Suite #220. Salt Lake bench families and mountain-county travelers need that map equally. Call (385) 275-0492 when life changes the map instead of missing visits in silence.
If a Salt Lake parent already works near Medical Drive or Hill Field Road, say that on the consult before anyone assumes Murray is impossible to keep. That Davis exception is logistics, not a reason to abandon the Woodoak Lane default for everyone else on the east and south benches.
Questions people ask before they call
Who should choose the Murray clinic over Bountiful or Layton?+
Salt Lake County households should choose Murray first. Tooele County after the Oquirrh crossing, Summit County from the Wasatch Back, and Utah County from Lehi through Spanish Fork should also treat Murray as the in-person home. Davis-centered lives and many northern counties belong at Bountiful or Layton instead. Call (385) 275-0492 to confirm. Name Salt Lake, Tooele, Summit, or Utah County up front so Murray is assigned for the right geographic reason. Say whether mountain weather or south-county distance will shape the weekly mix.
What first visits require Suite #220 instead of telehealth?+
Feeding exams, some swallow visits, and evaluations that need structure in view stay in the Murray room. Assessments that cannot be validated on a home camera also belong here when assigned. After diagnosis, many language, literacy, fluency, voice, and coaching goals can continue on telehealth anywhere in Utah. Ask which future sessions require Suite #220 so mountain and south-county travelers are not guessing each week. Ask for clarity on swallow or structure needs before you commit to a valley day.
How do I get scheduled at 975 E Woodoak Lane?+
Call (385) 275-0492 for a free telephone consultation with an ASHA-credentialed speech-language pathologist. Phone lines are answered Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 5:30pm. There is no online self-scheduling. The clinician assigns Murray when your geography and clinical needs point to this building. Request early or late hours around valley work so midday Murray slots are not forced onto impossible calendars. Bring a short timeline of when symptoms started so Murray assessment is focused.
What should I bring to a Murray evaluation?+
Bring prior reports, your insurance card, and a written list of concerns with everyday examples from home, school, or work. Fax records to (385) 275-6764 or email [email protected] ahead of time when you can. Clear materials help long-travel families from Tooele, Summit, or Utah County use the day fully. Send reports before long travel from Tooele, Park City, or Spanish Fork so the evaluation day is complete. Confirm parking-day timing around your own work constraints without inventing facility claims.
Can Utah County families mix Murray visits with video?+
Yes. Lehi and north county may keep more in-person rhythm, while Provo and Spanish Fork often mix Murray visits with Utah telehealth. The free consult designs that cadence around your city and goals. Feeding and structure exams still need the room when clinically required. Expect fewer room weeks from Provo or Spanish Fork and clearer video weeks unless feeding or structure demands Murray. If two towns share caregiving, decide who hears the coaching plan on day one.
What are Murray appointment and phone hours?+
Appointments are available from 7:00am to 8:00pm. The practice phone is answered Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 5:30pm at (385) 275-0492. Fax is (385) 275-6764 and email is [email protected]. Colorado, Wyoming, and Idaho licensing is in progress and not currently offered. Use the shared phone line early when weather threatens a Wasatch Back or Oquirrh crossing already on the books. Keep the same phone number saved for storm or traffic conversions mid-plan.
Are homeschool students welcome at the Murray clinic?+
Yes. Homeschool families are welcome, and school-enrolled children can use private therapy beside IEP speech when goals differ. We do not invent Utah eligibility rules. After a Murray evaluation, fitting goals may continue on video so valley and mountain schedules stay sustainable. Explain school speech coverage and homeschool rhythms so Murray and video goals stay complementary and keepable. Ask how progress will be measured after the first month of hybrid care.
