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Utah County Health Offices to Close for Juneteenth

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Utah County Health Department offices will close on June 19 in observance of Juneteenth, while Intermountain Healthcare continues to provide specialized cancer care and hospital services.

Key takeaways

  • Utah County Health Department offices will be closed on June 19 for Juneteenth.
  • The Utah Electric Vehicle Replacement Assistance Program is currently accepting applications for qualified residents in Utah County.
  • Layton Hospital provides 24/7 emergency care and home-based medical services for urgent needs.
  • Intermountain Healthcare is utilizing precision genomics to personalize cancer diagnosis and treatment.

All Utah County Health Department offices will close on Thursday, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth, according to an announcement from the Utah County Health Department.

New electric vehicle assistance program

In addition to the holiday closure, the Utah County Health Department announced June 17 that applications are now open for the Utah Electric Vehicle Replacement Assistance Program (EVRAP), which assists income-qualified residents with replacing older vehicles.

Layton Hospital services and availability

Intermountain Healthcare's Layton Hospital continues to provide 24/7 emergency services and various health and wellness classes. The facility also offers Level Care at Home services to provide medical treatment for chronic or urgent needs within a patient's residence.

Advancements in cancer care technology

Intermountain Healthcare has highlighted several advancements in cancer care, including the use of precision genomics for personalized therapies and new technology designed to prevent breast cancer recurrence. The hospital also noted the passing of Elder L. Tom Perry on May 30, who died from thyroid cancer less than two months after his diagnosis.

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