David Burrow, MD, is a is a short-term behavioral health consultant for Intermountain Health's Mental Health Integration (MHI) program at Heber Valley Clinic – Family Medicine, Highland Clinic, Round Valley Clinic – Family Medicine in Park City, and Lehi Clinic – Family Medicine. In this position he works within the medical setting to provide mental health services alongside your established primary care physician or specialist. He has a strong interest in caring for patients in rural communities and has experience supporting patients before, during, and after pregnancy.
MHI treatment is a short-term program designed to help manage mental health symptoms that affect quality of life and typically includes 3–6 visits. Patients must be referred by a primary care provider at one of the clinics where Dr. Burrow practices. Your care team works together throughout treatment to support your needs. If additional or long-term care is needed, we can help coordinate a referral. Patients who need longer-term behavioral health care or do not have a qualifying primary care provider should talk with their PCP or contact Intermountain Health’s Behavioral Health Navigation Service at 833-442-2211.
Dr. Burrow was born in Utah and eagerly returned to practice here after completing his training in Tennessee and Ohio. He never feels more at home than when he is surrounded by Utah’s beautiful mountains. He loves being a psychiatrist and particularly enjoys working with our primary care clinicians to support them in providing excellent, whole-patient care for our communities.