Where Kim Sees Patients in Utah
Kim Yadon, FNP-C is licensed in Utah and sees patients anywhere in the state. Every visit is a scheduled phone or video call — there is no clinic to drive to, in any city. The one in-person step is a blood draw at a LabCorp patient service center the patient chooses.
Does the city matter?
For eligibility, no. Nurse practitioner licensure in Utah is issued by the state rather than by a county or city, so anyone located in Utah can book. The practice is based in South Jordan, and because consultations are virtual, the distance from there changes nothing about scheduling, price, or care.
The pages below exist because people search for hormone care the way they search for anything local — by adding a city name. Each one answers a different question. A city without a page is not outside the service area.
South Jordan
Salt Lake County
Where the practice is based. Southwest Salt Lake Valley — and still a virtual visit, not an office appointment.
Read more →Salt Lake City
Salt Lake County
The one market with real in-person alternatives — so this page compares virtual care with them rather than assuming it wins.
Read more →Draper
Salt Lake County
For commuters at Point of the Mountain — what a year of hormone care actually asks of a calendar.
Read more →Sandy
Salt Lake County
East-side Salt Lake County. What to have ready for a first call, and why a virtual visit is a quieter way to start.
Read more →Lehi
Utah County
The Utah County anchor. Why the county line is irrelevant, and why patients choose their own compounding pharmacy.
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What about the rest of Utah?
Also served — St. George, Ogden, Logan, Park City, Tooele, Heber City, Cedar City, Vernal, Moab, and everywhere between. Virtual care is the reason a practice based in one corner of the state can work for someone four hours away, and rural Utah is where that matters most, since the alternative is often a long drive to the nearest provider who works in this area.
LabCorp operates patient service centers across Utah, and prescriptions go to . Follow-up visits are typically every 3 months, or sooner if needed.
Care is limited to patients located in Utah. Licensure follows the patient's location at the time of a visit, so an appointment is scheduled for a date when the patient is in the state.
Not sure where to start? Read about common perimenopause symptoms or see what BHRT costs in Utah.