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Pediatricians in Utah

367 pediatricians listed in 45 Utah cities. 4 cities have their own page; smaller towns are listed below with every phone number.

Short answer

As of September 2026, the federal NPI registry lists 451 pediatricians in Utah, in 367 listings: 57 practices, clinics and hospitals (141 pediatricians) and 310 pediatricians listed individually by city and phone. The AAP recommends a prenatal visit with the pediatrician for first-time parents and a newborn checkup 3 to 5 days after birth, so choose one before your due date.

Source: CMS NPI registry (NPPES). Data as of September 2026. Public records, not yet confirmed by each provider. How we build this directory

45

cities with a listing

NPPES, September 2026

4

cities with 10 or more

NPPES, September 2026

Yes

Can Medicaid cover your pregnancy in Utah?

Utah Medicaid covers pregnancy for household incomes up to 144% of the federal poverty level (about $31,162 a year for a household of two) and for 12 months after the pregnancy ends.

Income limits as of January 2026.

Apply for Utah Medicaid Every state, side by side

Source: KFF State Health Facts, January 2026Having a baby in Utah

Pediatricians by city

Cities with 10 or more pediatricians, including a practice, clinic or hospital, have a page with every listing and the cities nearby.

Smaller towns

41 places have fewer than 10 pediatricians or no practice or clinic on file. Each shows up to 3, practices first; the rest are one search away, with phone numbers.

A American Fork

American Fork · 4

1 more in American Fork, with phone numbers

B Bountiful

Bountiful · 7

4 more in Bountiful, with phone numbers

C Cedar City, Clinton

Cedar City · 4

1 more in Cedar City, with phone numbers

Clinton · 1

D Draper

Draper · 9

6 more in Draper, with phone numbers

E Eagle Mountain

Eagle Mountain · 3

F Farmington

Farmington · 3

H Heber City, Herriman, Hill Afb +1

Heber City · 3

Herriman · 1

Hill Afb · 3

Hurricane · 1

L Layton, Lehi, Logan

Layton · 7

4 more in Layton, with phone numbers

Lehi · 1

Logan · 8

5 more in Logan, with phone numbers

M Midvale, Murray

Midvale · 3

Murray · 5

2 more in Murray, with phone numbers

N Nephi, North Logan

Nephi · 1

North Logan · 1

O Orem

Orem · 8

5 more in Orem, with phone numbers

P Payson, Pleasant Grove, Pleasant View +3

Payson · 2

Pleasant Grove · 2

Pleasant View · 1

Price · 3

Providence · 1

Provo · 5

2 more in Provo, with phone numbers

R Riverton, Roosevelt, Roy

Riverton · 3

Roosevelt · 3

Roy · 3

S Saratoga Springs, South Jordan, Spanish Fork +4

Saratoga Springs · 5

2 more in Saratoga Springs, with phone numbers

South Jordan · 9

6 more in South Jordan, with phone numbers

Spanish Fork · 4

1 more in Spanish Fork, with phone numbers

Springville · 1

St. George · 6

3 more in St. George, with phone numbers

Stansbury Park · 2

Syracuse · 2

T Taylorsville, Tooele

Taylorsville · 2

Tooele · 3

V Vineyard

Vineyard · 2

W West Jordan, West Point, West Valley City

West Jordan · 6

3 more in West Jordan, with phone numbers

West Point · 1

West Valley City · 6

3 more in West Valley City, with phone numbers

How to choose a pediatrician before the baby arrives

Choose before your due date, so the practice is set before the first newborn checkup. Three things to do in Utah:

  1. Book a prenatal visit

    The AAP recommends a prenatal visit with the pediatrician for first-time parents, parents at high risk, and anyone who asks for one. Ask whether the practice offers one, and use it to ask about office hours, after-hours calls and sick visits.

  2. Check your insurance network

    Call the number on your insurance card, or use your plan's directory, to confirm the practice is in network, and ask how long you have to add the baby to your plan after the birth. If your baby will be on Medicaid or CHIP, ask the practice whether it takes it. InsureKidsNow.gov links to each state's program for children (1-877-543-7669). On Medicaid for the pregnancy? See pregnancy Medicaid in Utah.

  3. Plan the hospital newborn visit

    The AAP says every newborn should have an evaluation after birth, then a checkup 3 to 5 days after birth. Ask the practice whether its doctors see newborns at the hospital where you plan to deliver, and if not, who does the exam there and how the records reach the practice. Compare with OB-GYNs in Utah and hospitals with labor and delivery in Utah.

Sources: AAP and Bright Futures, Recommendations for Preventive Pediatric Health Care (updated February 2025); InsureKidsNow.gov (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services)

Frequently asked questions

How many pediatricians are in Utah?

As of September 2026, the federal NPI registry lists 451 pediatricians in Utah: 141 at 57 practices, clinics and hospitals, and 310 listed individually. We count physicians whose main specialty in the registry is general pediatrics.

Which pediatricians in Utah take Medicaid?

The NPI registry doesn't record which insurance a practice takes, so we can't say which ones do. Call the office, or search your Medicaid or CHIP plan's provider directory. InsureKidsNow.gov (1-877-543-7669) links to Utah's Medicaid and CHIP program for children.

Are these pediatricians accepting new patients?

The NPI registry doesn't say whether a practice is taking new patients, so call the office to check, and ask how soon after the birth you can book the first newborn visit.

When should I choose a pediatrician?

Before your due date. The AAP recommends a prenatal visit with the pediatrician for first-time parents and a newborn checkup 3 to 5 days after birth, so the practice should be set before the baby comes home.

How do I choose a pediatrician?

Book a prenatal visit if the practice offers one, confirm it's in your insurance network or takes your baby's Medicaid or CHIP plan, and ask whether its doctors see newborns at the hospital where you plan to deliver.

Pediatricians in neighboring states

What does Utah cover?

Having a baby in Utah Benefits, each with its source, checked October 2026 Pregnancy Medicaid Up to 144% FPL WIC Yes Paid family leave No Medicaid pays for a doula Yes See Utah

How do you choose a pediatrician?