Cenegenics - Park City

Physician-led membership clinic in Park City, 30 miles from Salt Lake City airport

Park City, UT, United States·$$$·Membership required
Cenegenics - Park City

About Cenegenics - Park City

Cenegenics Park City is a membership clinic at 1441 W Ute Blvd, Suite 160, about 30 miles from Salt Lake City International Airport. Cenegenics says it also draws members from Salt Lake City and Heber Valley.

Stephanie Singer, MD, is the only physician listed here, and Cenegenics describes her as the only Cenegenics doctor in Utah. Two performance health coaches, Anna Mullane and Jason White, and a member experience coordinator, Jay Damota, are also listed.

You do not book a single appointment. Members start with the Performance Health Assessment, a round of blood work and testing, then continue on the Performance Health Program, which the clinic reviews and adjusts over time. No prices are published; our directory puts the centre in the $$$ band.

Alongside the blood panels every Cenegenics location runs, the Park City page lists:

  • a DEXA scan, a low-dose X-ray that measures bone density and how much of your body is fat rather than muscle
  • VO2 max testing, which measures the most oxygen your body can use while exercising hard
  • CIMT, an ultrasound that measures how thick the walls of your neck arteries are
  • coronary CT angiography, a scan of the arteries feeding the heart
  • genetic, nutrigenomic and micronutrient testing
  • hormone replacement therapy, including bioidentical hormones

Our directory also tags this centre for biological age testing, a lab estimate of how old your body looks next to your birth date, though Cenegenics does not describe it on this page.

Parking is free.

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