US Intermountain Health Opens New Outpatient Clinic in Las Vegas, Equipped with PET/CT and Linear Accelerator

Intermountain Health, headquartered in Salt Lake City, recently opened a new outpatient clinic in southwest Las Vegas. Named Badura Clinic, the facility spans approximately 90,000 square feet and is located in the Spring Valley area, marking the health system's first new construction project in Nevada.

The three-story Badura Clinic officially opened following a ribbon-cutting ceremony and community open house on July 30. The clinic consolidates primary care and select specialty services previously dispersed across multiple locations in the Las Vegas Valley, offering more centralized medical care for children, adults, and senior patients.

According to the introduction, the clinic's services include adult and senior primary care, pediatrics, women's health, cancer treatment, radiation therapy, infusion services, diabetes and endocrinology, rheumatology, and palliative care. The building also houses pediatric orthopedic and rehabilitation services for Shriners Children's Hospital.

Within the facility, the cancer center co-locates medical oncology and radiation oncology, equipped with PET and CT imaging devices as well as a linear accelerator for radiation therapy. Intermountain Health stated that the center not only brings together relevant technologies and specialty services but also aims to provide patients with a more seamless and convenient care experience during their visits.

Construction on the project began in June 2024, with Nevada-based Martin-Harris Construction serving as the general contractor and HDR responsible for the design. The architectural design draws inspiration from the nearby Red Rock Canyon. Intermountain Health noted that the organization currently serves more than 350,000 patients in southern Nevada and operates over 80 clinics across 65 locations in Clark and Nye counties. Badura Clinic is part of its ongoing expansion of healthcare services in the region.