Canyon View Family Medicine

10/19/2022

Dr. Sarah Tang talks with KSL Studio 5 about the importance of knowing when to go to the urgent care versus your pediatrician.

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Dr. Sarah Tang, with Canyon View Pediatrics, shares how to know when and where to take your kids for treatment this cold and flu season. For more information, visit www.canyonviewmedical.com.

10/10/2022

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Early detection saves lives. Schedule your mammogram today!

05/25/2022

Spring is a beautiful time of year that brings renewed life to our environment and often sparks new well-being motivations. Exercise is one of our most potent and beneficial medicines. May is National Physical Fitness and Sports Month, another reminder of how movement gives us life and rejuvenation. Read more...

Spring is a beautiful time of year that brings renewed life to our environment and often sparks new motivations for our wellbeing. Exercise is one of our most potent and beneficial medicines. May is National Physical Fitness and Sports Month, another reminder of how movement gives us life and rejuve...

04/20/2022

Two to Three hundred years ago, very few people suffered from allergies. Nowadays, it’s common for people to be allergic to multiple things. What has changed? Why are people becoming more and more allergic to chemicals, foods, animals, and our natural environment? There are numerous reasons. Read to learn more from Dr. David Beckstead.

Two to Three hundred years ago, very few people suffered from allergies. Nowadays, it’s common for people to be allergic to multiple things. What has changed? Why are people becoming more and more allergic to chemicals, foods, animals, and our natural environment? There are numerous reasons:

03/23/2022

Anemia is a word that you have probably heard many times, but maybe you aren’t exactly sure what it means. Perhaps you even know some of the symptoms, including feeling fatigued, or headaches. So, what is anemia? Learn more...

Anemia occurs in almost one-third of reproductive age women and up to 40% of pregnancies. The most common cause of anemia is not having enough iron available in your body to produce adequate hemoglobin levels. This is called iron-deficiency anemia.

03/09/2022

Caring for Our Community - In 2013, I had the opportunity to become the medical director of the Bennion Veterans Home in Payson and continue to serve in that capacity. The veterans home is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility for veterans and spouses of veterans. - Read more from Dr. Bott

In 2013, I had the opportunity to become the medical director of the Bennion Veterans Home in Payson and continue to serve in that capacity. The veterans home is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility for veterans and spouses of veterans.

02/28/2022

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States (causing one in four deaths each year) and is much more likely to affect our health than any infectious disease. Although both heart disease and infections are mostly preventable, there's a lot we can do every day to live a heart-healthy life. Learn more...

Although both heart disease and infections are mostly preventable, there's a lot we can do every day to live a heart-healthy life.

02/18/2022

If you are planning to become pregnant, there are certain things you can do to increase the odds of good health for you and your baby. Some actions you take in advance can also significantly decrease the risk of certain birth defects. Read more...

If you are planning to become pregnant, there are certain things you can do to increase the odds of good health for you and your baby. Some actions you take in advance can also significantly decrease the risk of certain birth defects.

02/14/2022

02/09/2022

Caring for Our Community - "As a physician, it is often part of the calling to provide medical support and coverage for various community events outside of typical working hours. As a sports medicine specialist, it’s even more common, especially for game coverage. I’ve had many opportunities over the years, including several over the past year and a half since moving to practice in south Utah County." Read more from Sports Medicine provider Dr. Matthew Cameron.

As a physician, it is often part of the calling to provide medical support and coverage for various community events outside of typical working hours. As a sports medicine specialist, it's even more common, especially for game coverage. I've had many opportunities over the years, including several o...

02/02/2022

You may be wondering, what exactly is cervical cancer? Cervical cancer is cancer of the uterine cervix and thus, occurs only in women. Cervical cancer is almost always caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) infection. On rare occasions, it can be due to other non-HPV causes such as genetics, cigarette smoking, and even oral contraceptive use. Learn more about what can be done to prevent cervical cancer from new Canyon View provider Erine Tyrrell, FNP. Read more...

Today, cervical cancer remains a significant cause of cancer morbidity and mortality among women. In fact, in 2020, cervical cancer was the fourth most common cancer in women worldwide. Fortunately, due to access to cervical cancer screening and prevention programs, the U.S experienced a significant...