Q. Why is the clinic administrator changing?
A. Our contract with Intermountain Health ends on June 30. In accordance
with County policy, we conducted a Request for Proposal (RFP) process, and
CareATC was selected as the new clinic administrator.
Q. When will the change take effect?
A. CareATC will officially assume administration of the clinic on July 1, 2026.
Q. Will the clinic be open to patients on July 1?
A. No. The clinic will be temporarily closed during the transition.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Intermountain Health will need time to move out of the Government Center
clinic space, and we will also use this time to complete deep cleaning and
minor renovations before CareATC moves in. CareATC will begin moving into
the clinic on July 20.
Q. When will the clinic reopen?
A. The clinic will reopen to patient appointments on Monday, August 3, 2026.
Q. Will Dr. Sheehan stay with the clinic?
A. We have invited Dr. Sheehan, Ms. Weeks and the office staff to join the
new administrator and stay with the clinic. CareATC has begun their
onboarding process, and we are hopeful they will choose to remain and
continue caring for our employees.
Q. What happens if they don't stay?
A. CareATC is prepared to expand recruitment if needed. They also have
physicians available to provide coverage until Dr. Sheehan -- or another
provider - is fully onboarded. This additional support will also help keep the
clinic operating smoothly if Dr. Sheehan needs time away in the future.
Clinic Transition Plan
Q. My medical records are with Intermountain Health. Will I need to start
over as a new patient?
A. No. Because CareATC works with both SelectHealth and PEHP, providers
will have HIPAA-compliant access to your medical records, including chart
notes, test results and prescription history - similar to how other providers
access shared records today.
Q. Will the care I receive change?
A. No. The HealthyMe Clinic will continue to offer the same core medical
services, including:
1.Preventive care — physical exams, health screenings, and wellness visits
2.Chronic condition management — care for conditions such as asthma,
diabetes, and high blood pressure
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3.Acute care — treatment for colds, flu, infections, sprains, and other minor
illnesses or injuries
Q. What if I need a prescription refill in July?
A. If your prescription is set to expire before July 1, we encourage you to
contact Dr. S before the end of June. During the temporary closure, Dr. S or a
covering physician will be available to help ensure continuity of essential
services, including prescription refills.
Q. Will there be other ways to access care during the closure?
A. Yes! One of the added benefits of moving to CareATC is 24/7 telehealth
and virtual care access. This service will be available to all benefit-eligible
employees and their dependents beginning July 1, giving you convenient
access to care even while the clinic is temporarily closed.