Seager Memorial Clinic
539 24th St,
Ogden, UT

Completely free medical, dental, mental health and vision. Including free glasses.

The employees here are so nice and helpful. They genuinely care about your health and do everything they can to help you. Thanks to all the employees here who do an amazing job.

My husband and I went to the clinic and it was incredible. Kind staff, great doctor, and completely free. It was such a blessing. Thank you!

I don't like leaving negative reviews, but I feel compelled to share my experience. I very recently went to this clinic seeking a medical evaluation and laboratory testing for ailments that I've been undergoing for a lengthy period of time. Unfortunately, my interaction with the physician left me feeling disrespected, judged, and very reluctant to seek care there again, although I'm currently without medical insurance and presently can't afford medical care. From the moment he entered the examination room, his tone and demeanor struck me as very impatient and contemptuous. Rather than creating an environment where I felt comfortable discussing my health concerns, I felt as though I was being scrutinized, judged and dismissed. After he asked me what medications I take, I explained that I don't do pharmaceutical medications. His immediate response was, "What are you doing at this clinic then?" That question, combined with his contemptuous tone, made me feel as though my personal healthcare choices, from his perspective, somehow invalidated my reason for seeking medical care/laboratory services. When I explained that I was there for laboratory testing, he responded that the clinic "can't do lab work for everything." As I clarified that I was simply requesting a reasonable starting point for testing of a potential vitamin/nutrient deficiency, he shook his head in what I perceived as disapproval. Throughout the appointment, his manner of speaking and overall demeanor left me with the impression that he was more interested in discounting my concerns than objectively evaluating them. To his credit, he ultimately ordered the laboratory tests. However, no patient should have to endure a dismissive or contemptuous interaction before receiving care. I also want to be fair and recognize that my experience with the rest of the staff was entirely different. The young woman who completed my intake at the front desk was courteous, kind, and professional. Likewise, the laboratory technician, Jeremiah, who drew my blood was respectful, professional, and made me feel at ease. They left an excellent impression and reflected the level of compassion and professionalism that every patient deserves. I understand that free clinics operate with limited resources and that physicians must exercise clinical judgment, and my concern isn’t that every requested test should be ordered. My concern is that every patient deserves to be treated with professionalism, respect, and compassion, regardless of their healthcare preferences. In essence, patients should never leave a medical appointment feeling belittled or as though their concerns were dismissed before they were fairly considered. I sincerely hope this feedback is received in the constructive spirit in which it's intended. My hope is that it encourages greater attention to respectful communication and patient-centered care while recognizing the excellent work of the front desk staff and laboratory technician, whose professionalism made a positive impression despite an otherwise disappointing experience. **UPDATE:** Since writing my original review, I returned to the clinic this evening after work to discuss my laboratory results and was seen by a different physician. My experience with him was the complete opposite. He was courteous, professional, respectful, and took the time to explain my results in a manner that made me feel comfortable, heard, and genuinely cared for - it has restored much of my confidence in the clinic. Because of that experience, I believe it's important to distinguish between my interaction with one physician and my overall impression of the clinic. My criticism is directed solely at the conduct of the first physician I saw earlier this week, not at the clinic as a whole. My experiences with the front desk staff, the laboratory technician, and the physician who saw me during my follow-up visit this evening were all positive, and they exemplified the professionalism, compassion, and patient-centered care that every person seeking medical attention deserves.