Reviewed September 28, 2026 by Rachel Mederos, MS, CCC-SLP. Summit Speech Therapy Inc, a Utah-licensed speech-language pathology practice.
People from Summit County are seen in person at the Murray clinic near 5400 South, because there is no Summit Speech Therapy clinic in Park City or elsewhere on the Wasatch Back. Summit Speech Therapy Inc. treats Park City, Snyderville, Jeremy Ranch, Kamas, and Coalville from 975 E Woodoak Lane Suite #220, Murray, UT 84117, with Utah telehealth for weeks when snow or mountain schedules block travel. Call (385) 275-0492 for a free consult with an ASHA-credentialed speech-language pathologist.
The business name is not a Park City address
Summit County and Summit Speech Therapy Inc. share a word, not a building. There is no Summit Speech clinic in Park City. Murray, near 5400 South at 975 E Woodoak Lane Suite #220, Murray, UT 84117, is the in-person location we use most often from the Wasatch Back. Park City, Snyderville, Jeremy Ranch, Kamas, and Coalville households should plan around that fact from the first call.
The drive is workable until snow changes it. That is why video has to be part of an honest plan rather than an emergency improvisation in January. Bountiful and Layton are usually the wrong weekly pattern from Summit County. Davis clinics serve other corridors.
One phone reaches every location: (385) 275-0492. Fax is (385) 275-6764. Email is [email protected]. Appointments run 7:00am to 8:00pm. Phone lines are answered Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 5:30pm. There is no online self-scheduling.
What Wasatch Back families and adults seek
We see children for speech, language, literacy, and social communication. We see adults for voice, stuttering, and cognitive-communication. Tongue-tie and myofunctional therapy are available when that is the diagnosis, not as a default add-on. Feeding care, vocal cord dysfunction, transgender voice, and stroke-related therapy are available when those are the true goals, written here around Summit County logistics.
Homeschool families are welcome. Private therapy can run beside school IEP speech when private goals differ. We do not invent Utah eligibility rules. We clarify what Murray and telehealth can target.
Because many Summit County calendars are seasonal and crowded, the free consult asks about ski-season weeks, school breaks, and work travel before locking a brittle in-person-only rhythm.
Snow as a scheduling factor, not a surprise
Snow changes the weekly plan. A Murray visit that is simple in October can be unrealistic after a storm. Build the telehealth option into the plan of care when goals allow. Feeding exams, some swallow visits, and structure-focused evaluations still belong in Murray when clinically required. Do not wait until the canyon is closed to ask whether video is possible.
Call early at (385) 275-0492 if weather threatens a booked room visit. When goals fit a screen, converting that week preserves continuity. When the room is mandatory, reschedule deliberately rather than gambling on unsafe travel.
Colorado, Wyoming, and Idaho licensing is in progress and is not current care. Summit County clients who hold second homes or travel across those states still need Utah-eligible care for the weeks we treat them.
Why Murray beats Davis for Summit County weeks
Murray is the nearest practice clinic for most Wasatch Back routes into the Salt Lake valley. Adding a Davis leg to Bountiful or Layton usually lengthens an already mountain-sensitive commute. Exceptions exist when someone already works in Davis County and can keep that hour more reliably. Those exceptions should be named on the consult.
Kamas and Coalville households should still start with Murray as the assumed room unless the clinician hears a specific logistics reason to do something else. The brand name does not create a closer building that does not exist.
Telehealth anywhere in Utah remains the other primary tool. It is often how Summit County plans stay alive through peak winter and peak travel seasons.
First visits that earn the valley trip
When Murray is required, bring prior reports, the insurance card, and a precise concern list. Note whether the issue is speech clarity, language, reading, social communication, stuttering, voice, feeding, or cognition. Everyday examples beat labels alone. Fax ahead to (385) 275-6764 or email [email protected] when papers are ready.
Ask what the evaluation must observe live. If structure or feeding is on the agenda, protect that day. If the clinician says a remote start is honest, believe that answer and save the valley trip for later needs.
Leave the first phase knowing which future appointments require another Murray drive. Summit County families should never have to guess whether next Tuesday is a mountain day or a video day.
Coaching that fits Park City and Snyderville schedules
Busy activity calendars can still support therapy when practice targets are short and specific. Parents need tools that fit between rehearsals, practices, and homework. Adults need voice or fluency strategies that fit workdays and travel days. Video coaching is often the right delivery method for that kind of precision after diagnosis.
Evening appointment availability through 8:00pm can help on the weeks you do come to Murray. Early appointments can help before valley traffic builds. Choose the window you can repeat, not the first window offered without context.
If custody or caregiving splits across Jeremy Ranch and Park City, say who will attend which sessions. Consistency of the coached adult matters for carryover.
How Summit County clients should start
Call (385) 275-0492 and say you are in Summit County seeking Murray-based care or a telehealth decision. Request the free telephone consultation with an ASHA-credentialed speech-language pathologist. The front office takes details, then the clinician tells you whether Murray or a video visit should come first.
Do not search for a Park City Summit Speech address that does not exist. Do not default to Davis clinics because the company name sounds local to the Wasatch Back. Use Murray and Utah telehealth as the designed tools for this county.
Phone hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30am to 5:30pm. Appointment hours span 7:00am to 8:00pm. Clear contact beats hopeful web booking that the practice does not offer.
Kamas, Coalville, and seasonal calendar honesty
Kamas and Coalville households often live farther from Murray than Park City or Snyderville patterns. That distance makes modality honesty more important, not less. Reserve valley trips for evaluations and room-required care. Use Utah telehealth for the goals that fit video so seasonal work and school calendars do not erase the plan. Jeremy Ranch families should apply the same rule even when their route feels more familiar.
Winter is predictable enough to plan for. Name the telehealth backup during the free consult at (385) 275-0492 instead of discovering it during the first storm. If a feeding or structure exam is due, book it on a day when travel is realistic. Do not attach that visit to the worst weather window of the week simply because it was the first opening offered.
Remember that Summit Speech Therapy Inc. is a company name, not a Park City clinic. Searching for a local suite wastes time. Murray near 5400 South and Utah telehealth are the designed tools for Wasatch Back care.
Park City and Snyderville weeks should assume weather will interfere sometime this season. Put the telehealth conversion path in writing after the free consult. Call (385) 275-0492 as soon as a storm threatens a Murray day so the week can pivot when goals allow.
Keep practice targets short enough to survive busy Wasatch Back calendars. Long homework lists fail during peak season. Ask for fewer, clearer cues.
Email or fax new reports when voice, literacy, or medical status changes: [email protected] and (385) 275-6764. Murray visits go farther with a current chart.
Snyderville searches that hunt for a Park City Summit Speech address delay care. Murray and Utah telehealth are the tools. Call (385) 275-0492 and ask for the modality map in one conversation so the Wasatch Back plan starts clean.
If a friend mentions Bountiful because of the company name, redirect the conversation to geography. Summit County weekly care almost never improves by adding a Davis leg after a mountain segment.
Save the Murray address deliberately so Kamas and Coalville households are not still searching Park City for a clinic that is not there when the first snow week arrives.
Questions people ask before they call
Is there a Summit Speech Therapy clinic in Park City?+
No. There is no Summit Speech clinic in Park City or elsewhere in Summit County. Murray at 975 E Woodoak Lane Suite #220, near 5400 South, is the in-person clinic used from the Wasatch Back. The company name does not mean a local Park City office. Call (385) 275-0492 for Murray or telehealth assignment. Ask the consult to state Murray versus video in plain language so nobody keeps hunting for a Park City office that does not exist.
How does snow affect therapy for Summit County families?+
Snow is treated as a real scheduling factor. Plans that can use Utah telehealth should name that option early for goals that fit video. Visits that need feeding observation or structure still require Murray when clinically necessary. Call ahead if a storm threatens a booked valley trip so the week can convert or reschedule honestly. Build storm conversion rules into the plan before ski season peaks rather than after the first missed valley trip. Bring examples from activities or school so social language goals are concrete.
Should Summit County clients use Bountiful or Layton?+
Usually no. Those Davis clinics are typically the wrong weekly commute from Park City, Snyderville, Jeremy Ranch, Kamas, and Coalville. Murray is the nearer in-person option. Discuss Davis only if your work already anchors you there on therapy days. Discuss Davis clinics only if your work already anchors you there; otherwise keep Murray as the Wasatch Back room. Confirm who can run video practice during peak seasonal schedules. Save the Murray address so nobody keeps searching Park City for a missing clinic.
What child services are common for Wasatch Back families?+
Speech, language, literacy, social communication, fluency, and feeding when needed. Tongue-tie and myofunctional therapy are available when diagnosis supports them. After evaluation, many language and literacy goals can continue on video so winter weeks stay productive without demanding the valley every time. Bring literacy and social communication examples from school or activities so evaluation targets match real Wasatch Back life. Keep the company phone saved under a clear label so storm calls happen fast.
Can adults in Summit County get voice or cognition therapy?+
Yes. Adults are seen for voice, stuttering, and cognitive-communication, with other practice services available when they match the diagnosis. Some follow-up fits telehealth anywhere in Utah. Room-based exams stay in Murray. The free consult with an ASHA-credentialed clinician sorts the first step. Describe work travel and voice demands so adult care can mix Murray assessment with remote practice when appropriate. Ask whether any goal truly needs Davis clinics before considering that detour.
Are homeschool students in Summit County welcome?+
Yes. Homeschool families often combine occasional Murray evaluations with video coaching. School-enrolled students may also use private therapy beside IEP speech when goals differ. We do not invent Utah eligibility rules. We define private targets and the travel plan required. Align who attends sessions across Park City and Jeremy Ranch caregiving so coaching carryover stays consistent. Write down voice or fluency triggers tied to work or performance settings. Save the Murray address so nobody keeps searching Park City for a missing clinic.
What are the contact details from Summit County?+
Call (385) 275-0492. Phone lines are answered Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 5:30pm. Fax is (385) 275-6764 and email is [email protected]. Appointments run 7:00am to 8:00pm. There is no online self-scheduling. Colorado, Wyoming, and Idaho licensing is in progress and not currently offered. Leave your Summit County city in every message so return calls can discuss snow-flexible planning immediately. Confirm how progress will be reviewed after the first stretch of hybrid care.
