Family Medicine near Springville, UT

Care Philosophy: I enjoy providing a full spectrum of family medicine. I have delivered hundreds of babies, see children for both well and sick visits, and enjoy providing adults with preventative care as well as treating complex medical illnesses. I have a particular interest in evidence based medicine and enjoy staying current with advances in medical science. I chose Family Medicine after being exposed to a group of excellent family physicians who were tightly integrated with their community.

Care Philosophy: I love working with and serving people of all ages here in the south end of Utah County. I love working with children and teaching preventative care to adults. I specialize in managing chronic and complex illnesses.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Penrod went to medical school at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, Virginia. Following medical school he completed a family practice residency at Utah Valley Medical Center in Provo. Dr. Penrod was then fortunate to be able to return t

Care Philosophy: I strive to deliver the best care to every patient every day. The patient is my first priority in everything I do, and I will communicate openly and honestly, thereby building trust and a family relationship with my patients. I take great pride in providing all aspects of family practice to my patients so that they know they have a partner in their health care decisions.

Biography: Having grown up in rural Idaho, with time lived in several areas across the country as well as abroad, Dr. Beckstead has a great appreciation for the wide variety of the human condition. One of his great passions as a family physician is being involved in the life process (from birth to death) of the people he serves, always keeping up-to-date with current scientific research and recommendations to give his patients the best possible care. The purpose of his focus is to: help individuals prevent illness that can damage quality of life; care for everyday health ailments in a timely, convenient way or sticking by those with debilitating chronic illnesses, giving them needed time; and help guide individuals within the complex healthcare system, making referrals and coordinating care among other specialists when needed.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Roman Takasaki has been with Canyon View Medical and the Spanish Fork Clinic for over 20 years. Dr. Takasaki enjoys taking care of entire families and providing for their health needs. Many patients enjoy the model of family practice where on

Care Philosophy: Dr. Michael McLay grew up in Springville and is a true Red Devil. He is married and has four children. He completed his medical degree at Ross University School of Medicine. He then came to Provo to complete his residency at Utah Valley Family Practice

Biography: Growing up in Pleasant Grove, I feel like returning to Utah to provide care for those in Utah County is like coming home. I began my journey 28 years ago when I started my service with the United States Navy. The last 11 years of my military service was as a Family Medicine physician. During my time in the military, I had many wonderful experiences throughout the world, caring for military families and others with a wide variety of medical conditions. My wife and family of five are happy to be in Utah, and I am excited to bring my experience to the patients in our south Utah County communities. It's good to be home. I recently joined Canyon View Medical Group following the retirement of Dr. Tracy Frandsen. I'm a board-certified Family Medicine physician.

Care Philosophy: At the Santaquin office, I provide a full spectrum of family medicine. Of particular interest to me is keeping patients well through preventative medicine, including exercise and outdoor activities.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Justin Jones is a family physician who trained at George Washington University School of Medicine. He spent 6 years in the Navy for his residency and for additional training. He relocated with his family to Utah in 2010 and began his practice at Ce