Access Medical and Health Clinic, PLLC

MISSION STATEMENT: At our clinic, we are driven by a mission to provide affordable, accessible, high-quality, and patient-centered care regardless of insurance coverage. We offer a compelling alternative to traditional healthcare models, ensuring we meet patients’ needs in a safe and supportive environment. Your health and well-being are our top priorities. COST OF SERVICES: Our routine office fee is $50 with or without insurance.* All other services including laboratory, imaging, specialist care, prescription medications, and hospital services are all covered per your individual insurance plan. For those without insurance or with high out of pocket deductibles, we offer lab and imaging options at significantly reduced rates. We also work to keep prescription medication prices as low as possible with discount plans and pharmacy comparisons. Prices are posted, transparent, and you will never have an unexpected bill. *Patients may submit an insurance claim for reimbursement of the office fee. ABOUT THE OWNER: Sarah Christensen, owner of Access Medical and Health Clinic, is a nurse practitioner, board-certified in family medicine through the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP). Sarah has dedicated 30 years to healthcare, starting in ICU and obtaining certification in critical care through the American Association of Critical Care Nurses (AACN), which she has maintained for over 25 years. She has extensive training and experience caring for and treating patients with acute and chronic illness, and suffering from life-threatening injuries. In addition to her background working in acute care, Sarah has been an educator for several hospital systems and facilities, an instructor for the American Heart Association, as well as an adjunct faculty member at Brigham Young University's College of Nursing. She has spent the last few years of her career in family medicine working with patients of all ages. Over the years, Sarah grew increasingly disillusioned with the expensive and inefficient healthcare system she worked within. She witnessed patients struggling to afford care, facing long waits for appointments, and receiving rushed, impersonal consultations from overwhelmed medical providers. Sarah’s frustration peaked as she saw firsthand how these systemic issues led to poorer health outcomes and diminished trust in the medical profession.