Midtown Community Health Center: Services & Hours

Midtown Community Health Center Hours

The hours below apply to the main Ogden clinic at 2240 Adams Avenue. Its medical, dental, urgent-care and pharmacy departments follow different schedules.

When the Clinic Is Closed

For clinical advice outside normal hours, Midtown publishes 866-821-3687. This is not a substitute for an emergency department.

If someone is experiencing a life-threatening emergency, call 911 or seek immediate emergency medical care.

Check official Ogden clinic and departmental hours.

All Six Midtown Community Health Center Locations

Midtown operates six listed clinics across northern Utah. Each has its own direct phone number, and some offer services not available at every other site.

Clinic-Specific Hours and Services

Open the complete official Midtown clinic directory.

Medical, Dental and Behavioral Health Services

Midtown provides comprehensive care, but the service mix differs among its six locations.

Specialized Services Worth Asking About

• HIV and sexually transmitted infection screening or treatment.
• Hepatitis C evaluation and treatment.
• Lab testing and diagnostic services.
• Minor procedures performed in office where available.
• Specialty-care coordination and referrals.
• Vaccinations and preventative health screening.
• Retinal eye exams at participating facilities.
• Prescription assistance and pharmacy counseling.
• Translation and interpretation services.

Review the official Midtown healthcare services directory.

Ogden Urgent Care: When Can You Walk In?

The main Ogden facility provides urgent care for certain acute illnesses and minor injuries. The organization’s descriptions include infections, lacerations and sprains as examples of conditions that may be evaluated.

Urgent Care or Regular Appointment?

Before Going to Urgent Care

1. Confirm the problem is suitable for outpatient urgent care rather than an emergency department.
2. Call 801-393-5355 to check availability, estimated check-in requirements and accepted coverage.
3. Bring identification, insurance details and a list of current medications if available.
4. Go to 2240 Adams Avenue and follow urgent-care reception instructions.
5. Ask about follow-up care or referrals if the condition cannot be fully treated at Midtown.

How to Make Your First Midtown Appointment

New patients should contact Midtown directly rather than assuming that every location offers online self-scheduling for every service.

1. Choose a clinic. Use the official location directory to identify the clinic offering your needed care.
2. Call for an appointment. New patients can call the central Ogden number at 801-393-5355 or the selected clinic’s direct telephone number.
3. Explain the appointment type. Tell scheduling staff whether you need family medicine, dental care, pediatrics, prenatal care, behavioral health or a different service.
4. Discuss insurance or self-pay. Provide your plan details or request information about the sliding fee discount program.
5. Ask about documents. Staff may request identity, household income, insurance and medication information.
6. Confirm the location. Keep the appointment date, arrival time, provider name and clinic address.
7. Prepare for check-in. Bring the requested documents and arrive in time to complete paperwork.
8. Ask about follow-up. Find out how test results, prescriptions, referrals or the next appointment will be communicated.

What to Bring

The Midtown website states that new patients or people without a MyMidtown portal account should phone 801-393-5355 for assistance.

Browse Midtown clinicians and appointment options.

Insurance, Sliding-Scale Fees and Uninsured Patients

Midtown serves people with and without medical insurance. Its financial assistance policy uses household income and family size to determine eligibility for reduced service charges.

Accepted Coverage Types

How Does the Sliding Fee Scale Work?

Midtown’s policy provides discounts based on household size and income. The discount amount is not one universal flat fee and may differ by service type.

1. Call the selected clinic and explain that you need a sliding fee assessment.
2. Ask which household members count toward family size.
3. Collect acceptable income documentation.
4. Review the official payment and financial information page.
5. Request the current Good Faith Estimate document for the services you expect.
6. Ask whether lab work, dental procedures, imaging or referrals would involve separate charges.
7. Confirm the minimum payment expected at check-in.

Free Health Insurance Enrollment Assistance

Midtown provides free application counseling to help patients and community residents understand coverage through Medicaid, Medicare, CHIP, Utah PCN and the Health Insurance Marketplace.

To request help, call 801-393-5355 and ask for an enrollment assistance appointment.

Read official enrollment assistance information.

MyMidtown Patient Portal: Records, Results and Refills

Existing Midtown patients can use the patient portal for selected nonemergency healthcare tasks.

How to Get Portal Access

1. Ask a Midtown front desk staff member to activate your portal account.
2. Verify your identity and provide a valid email address.
3. Follow the activation instructions given by the clinic.
4. Open the official Patient Portal page.
5. Sign in securely to review the available features.
6. Contact your clinic if an expected result is missing or your account cannot be accessed.

Midtown Community Health Center Map and Directions

Before Traveling

• Confirm your clinic address on the appointment confirmation.
• Ask which entrance to use at school-based or shared-building clinics.
• For Davis County services, confirm Friday hours directly.
• Ask about language interpretation and accessibility accommodations.
• Bring insurance, proof of income or other requested documentation.
• Call ahead if weather, transportation or a medical concern may affect the appointment.

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