FourPoints Health

09/02/2026

The Fall Festival is such a fun event! Make sure to mark your calendars for Oct. 9 between 4-9 p.m.

See you there!

A huge thank you to FourPoints Health for their generous Emerald Sponsorship of the Richfield Fall Festival! Their commitment to providing excellent care and serving individuals and families throughout Central and Southern Utah makes a meaningful difference in our communities.

FourPoints Health offers primary care, behavioral health, counseling, and dental services, with care available to everyone on a fee-for-service basis. Their services are also offered on a sliding fee scale based on household income and family size, helping ensure that patients can receive the care they need. Whether you're a managing chronic condition, looking for preventative care, or need treatment for an unexpected illness, their team is here to help. Everyone is welcome!

With clinics throughout Central and Southern Utah—including Cedar City, Kanosh, St. George, Shivwits, and right here in Richfield—FourPoints Health is proud to be part of the communities they serve.

📍 440 S Main Street, Richfield, UT
📞 435-893-6800
🕗 Monday–Friday | 8 a.m.–6 p.m.

Thank you, FourPoints Health, for investing in our community and helping make the Richfield Fall Festival an amazing experience for all! 🍂🎃

09/01/2026

RESCHEDULED!

The Red Road to Sobriety meetings have been rescheduled. The meeting will be held at its usual time this Wednesday, Sept. 2, at 5 p.m., but after that, meetings will be held on Thursdays at 11 a.m. starting Sept. 10 and moving forward.

Meetings will be held in the same location in the PITU Admin Building, as well as online. To join virtually, scan the QR code on the flyer or click here: http://bit.ly/3ZOJM15

08/31/2026

All FourPoints Health Clinics will be closed Monday, Sept. 7. Normal business hours will resume on Tuesday, Sept. 8.

08/26/2026

National Health Center Week may be over, but that doesn't mean we stop doing all the good work we do at FourPoints Health! We caught up with some of our staff at the St. George clinic to find out what they like about working for a community health center. If you've read our Google reviews, you know what an awesome team we have in St. George.

For more information on community health centers and FourPoints specifically, click here: https://fourpointshealth.org/what-is-a-community-health-center/

08/25/2026

Being a teenager is already a tumultuous time, but if you've noticed that your teen is struggling more than usual with emotional regulation, please consider registering for the Teen DBT Social Skills Group.

See the flyer for more details about the group. If you would like to speak with someone to get additional information, scan the QR code or click here: https://bit.ly/4wp6hYg

You can also call 435-867-1520 and ask to speak to Tyler Goddard, Maya Criser, or Trina Lindgren.

PLEASE NOTE: The start date for the group has been moved to Sept. 14.

08/25/2026

Ellie Lopan and her twin sister, Ava, are starting kindergarten this year in Washington County. What an exciting time! Ellie won our coloring contest, and we were glad to present her with a bunch of school supplies (which she will hopefully share with her sister), as well as a new FourPoints backpack. It's not Paw Patrol, but she still seemed pretty excited to get it 😎

Good luck to Ellie and Ava. Have fun at school!

Remember that our St. George clinic offers sports physicals and school immunizations, in addition to all our other great services. To learn more about us, visit https://fourpointshealth.org/

08/24/2026

Congratulations to Paxon Burr, who turned in one of our coloring pages from the Sevier County Fair and was drawn as the winner of a new backpack and school supplies. Best of success for this school year, Paxon!

Remember, FourPoints Health offers sports physicals and school immunizations. To learn more about us, visit https://fourpointshealth.org/

08/20/2026

Join us in congratulating Kjirsten Boucher for one year with FourPoints Health.

Kjirsten is a custodian in our Richfield clinic. She said she enjoys the independent nature of her work, but she also likes her coworkers, especially her supervisor, who she said was "very positive and supportive."

Kjirsten was born in Panguitch, Utah, and moved to St. George when she was little. All told, she has lived in Utah for 35 years, but she also spent about 16 years moving around Oregon, Washington, and California. She has one daughter and four grandsons. She lost her son to su***de approximately 10 years ago. She has her children's childhood cat, Miko, at home.

When Kjirsten isn't working, she has a wide variety of hobbies, ranging from being out in nature, gardening, and painting to chainsaw and power carving (wood and stone), pyrography, and jewelry making.

Thank you, Kjirsten, for your service to FourPoints and the Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah this past year.

08/19/2026

Youth va**ng is a serious problem. According to a 2024 snapshot from the CDC, approximately 1.63 million students use e-cigarettes, with more than a quarter of those youth va**ng daily. But there is good news—and there is help.

Check out our latest blog post, "Snapshot of the Youth Va**ng Epidemic," at the following link: https://fourpointshealth.org/snapshot-of-the-youth-va**ng-epidemic/

08/13/2026

School is starting! Make sure your plans (or your kids' plans) to participate in athletics aren't sidelined by va**ng or other to***co products.

If you or a young family member or friend are struggling with quitting va**ng, smoking, or chewing to***co, there are free resources and live, anonymous chats out there to help.

Start your journey to better health here: https://ut.mylifemyquit.org/en-us/my-quit/get-started/