Vivint Clinic
Fri: 8:30am - 12:30pm
For Alpine School District medical subscribers and their dependents.
$0-$25 copay depending on your plan. Book your appointment in minutes!
Plans A&B: $0. Plans C&D: $25 (waived once deductible is met)
No cost, no matter which plan you're on
90+ commonly prescribed medications
Personal care and long-term relationships
If you're experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room immediately.
Call the Care Clinic
To book an appointment or check availability call 801.306.1581
All booked up? If the clinic is fully booked you can schedule with other Alliance network locations below.
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Your EMI Health Care Clinic on Quantum Drive is your first stop. If appointments are full, you also have access to nearby Alliance clinics.
Your cost at Alliance clinics is based on your EMI Health plan. Check your plan benefits for cost details. To learn more about the Alliance locations review our FAQ section here.
Wednesday: 7:30am - 6:00pm
Friday: 7:30am - 2:00pm
MEET YOUR PROVIDER
Troy Bitters, PA-C, brings more than 18 years of experience in family medicine, pediatrics, and orthopedics. He studied Exercise and Sports Science at the University of Utah before completing Physician Assistant training at Alderson Broaddus College and The Ohio State University. He holds bachelor’s degrees in Medical Science and Sports Medicine.
Troy focuses on preventive, whole-person care and building lasting relationships with his patients. Outside the clinic, he enjoys spending time with his family, sports, the outdoors, and traveling.
FAQ
The EMI Health Care Clinic is a primary care clinic exclusively for Alpine School District employees and their covered dependents enrolled in an EMI Health medical plan. It provides convenient care for everyday and ongoing health needs, with lower visit fees than a typical office visit and dedicated time with your provider.
The Care Clinic provides primary care for many of the same health needs you would normally take to a doctor's office, including:
When available, your provider can give you your prescription medication during your visit, saving you a separate trip to the pharmacy. Some prescriptions may still need to be sent to a pharmacy.
Some basic labs can be completed in the clinic. Most other lab work is sent out, with results typically available within a few days.
The Care Clinic offers lower out-of-pocket costs than a typical office visit.
The Care Clinic is your lowest-cost option for primary care.
Call the EMI Health Care Clinic at 801-306-1581 to schedule an appointment.
Appointments can fill quickly, so schedule as early as you can. The clinic will try to accommodate same-day needs when possible, but availability is limited.
No. The EMI Health Care Clinic is a primary care clinic, not an urgent care or emergency facility. The clinic does not have X-ray services onsite, and most lab work is sent out for testing.
For a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
If the Care Clinic is booked, you have other options. Alpine School District members have access to CareATC Alliance clinics throughout the Wasatch Front.
These clinics offer another convenient, lower-cost option for care when you can’t get into the Care Clinic. Alliance clinics have their own providers, hours, and visit fees.
Learn more about CareATC Alliance clinics here.
CareATC Alliance clinics are additional clinic locations available to Alpine School District members and their covered dependents. They give you more options for care when the EMI Health Care Clinic is booked or you need a different location.
Alliance clinics are separate from the EMI Health Care Clinic and have their own providers and hours. Your cost is based on your EMI Health plan. The EMI Health Care Clinic is still your first stop, so start there whenever possible.
Start by calling the EMI Health Care Clinic at 801-306-1581. The Care Clinic team can help you find and schedule an Alliance clinic that works for you.
You can also call an Alliance clinic directly to schedule your appointment. You can find a list of locations here.
Alliance clinics follow your standard EMI Health plan benefits but use a reduced fee schedule, which can help lower your out-of-pocket costs.
Alliance clinic costs are not the same as the EMI Health Care Clinic. Your cost will depend on your plan and the services you receive.
Alliance clinics provide many of the same primary care services as the EMI Health Care Clinic, including care for common illnesses, routine health needs, labs, procedures, and prescriptions.
Services can vary by location, so check with the clinic when scheduling if you need a specific service.
If the EMI Health Care Clinic is booked, the Vivint Clinic is a convenient place to start. It is located in the same building as the Care Clinic but is a separate Alliance clinic with its own provider and visit fee.
You can also choose from other Alliance clinic locations throughout the Wasatch Front based on location and availability. You can call the Care Clinic directly to ask about location and availability at 801.306.1581
No. The Vivint Clinic and EMI Health Care Clinic are separate clinics, even though they are located in the same building and share the same front desk area.
The Vivint Clinic is part of the CareATC Alliance network and has its own provider and visit fee. Make sure you know which clinic your appointment is scheduled with so you understand what you’ll pay.
Start with the EMI Health Care Clinic for your primary care needs. Care Clinic visits are already available at low or no cost based on your plan, so Garner reimbursements do not apply.
If your Care Clinic provider determines that you need specialty care, they can refer you to a Garner approved specialist.
What about Alliance clinics? Garner status varies by provider and location. If you want to use your Garner benefits, check Garner before scheduling with an Alliance clinic to see if the provider is approved and eligible for reimbursement.
For your EMI Health CareClinic visit, bring a photo ID.
If you're visiting a CareATC Alliance clinic, bring your photo ID and EMI Health insurance card, and let the clinic know you're with Alpine School District.