South Ogden Clinic

"This place should have a 5 star rating! The wait time is short and everyone is friendly and efficient. I see Lisa Miconi-Correa. She listens and tries to solve all of your ailments! I recommend giving them a try. You won't be disappointed. She took care of my husband and we completely appreciate her."

"This last six months I have been seeing Dr. Aamodt. He’s new to the clinic and he is hands down the best Doctor I have ever had. He has all the great qualities that you would want in a doctor. He listens to your concerns, treats you respectfully, has a fantastic bedside manner, he’s very knowledgeable, he addresses everything that might be an issue. He’s also good with mental health as well. I have been so pleased having him as my family doctor. He’s the first doctor I’ve ever had that has made me feel respected and listened to, without belittling me of pushing aside what I was saying. I HIGHLY recommend him."

"Called twice to get my inhaler prescription filled 3 days earlier than my regular prescription. First time they sent over a note to the doctor. Second time I called to see if the doctor had responded to my note. The receptionist says she’ll call the MA, but calls me instead, and says “can you check to see if Dr. weeks got our note about [MY NAME]? She’s driving us nuts over here.” And then she realized she called me. I called two times. Super unprofessional and uncaring for someone who is working in a medical field. And the doctor told me to go to instacare instead of filling my inhaler prescription 3 days early due to extra use from poor air quality."

"This clinic exemplifies everything that I dislike about American healthcare and insurance systems, including Intermountain as a local showcase of mediocrity. I had an appointment at 5 with Dr. Aamodt yesterday - I used to see Dr. Aamodt when he practiced in North Logan and was excited when I found that he moved to Ogden and was on the list of providers that my insurance gave me. I got a call from reception asking if I could move my appointment to 3. I am at work until 5 (and had to request that I leave early already) so I didn't think to call back. I arrived on time at 5pm for my appointment, and was told by the receptionist: 1. My appointment was at 4:30 (incorrect, received multiple notification reminders for 5pm) 2. That I, in fact, canceled the appointment (never contacted them so I don't know why they even mentioned this) 3. They accidentally cancelled my appointment, and we rescheduled for 1pm today. Fast forward to 5 minutes ago, where I get a call telling me that the doctor is not on my insurance, despite the doctor being listed on my providers for insurance. I understand that this happens, but it seems reasonable to call somebody to tell them these things days before the appointment, or when the appointment was scheduled 2 months ago, not 2 hours before. I have to get a refill on medication that ran out 2 days ago, and now I have to scramble to find a provider, or pay $75 out of pocket to see him today. If you're looking for care, if at all possible, avoid this place."

"I love the doctor Sutherland. He answered all the girls questions. And knew what the girls were talking about when they asked questions. Thank you so much for being so patient. With the girls. And answered all their questions. And you tell him everything you knew about the subjects. Thank you so much. We love our visits with you!"