Dr. Ben Fogg, MD

DPC Family Medicine physician, Heber City, UT

Impact Medical

Dr. Fogg is a primary care physician who founded Impact Medical.

1776 N Hwy 40, Suite 102, Heber City, UT 84032

At a glance

Practice model

Concierge, no insurance billed

Membership

$150 a month

Urgent concerns

Same-day or next-day availability

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About Dr. Fogg

Dr. Fogg earned his Doctor of Medicine at the University of Utah School of Medicine. He also holds a master's degree in bioengineering from the University of Utah. He has worked both as a primary care physician and as a hospitalist.

He founded Impact Medical. He has a research background in genetics, sports performance, injuries and minimally invasive treatments. At Impact Medical, he emphasizes preventive and lifestyle medicine.

That means a focus on nutrition, movement, sleep, stress, mental health and recovery. He believes wellness at its fullest comes from knowing the whole person. He provides hormone optimization, including testosterone replacement therapy for men and hormone therapy for women going through menopause.

Outside work, he skis, mountain bikes and explores the Wasatch Mountains.

Membership and fees

The DPC primary care membership at Impact Medical is $150 a month.

The practice does not bill insurance.

Services

Hormone optimization Testosterone replacement therapy Menopause hormone therapy

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Education and credentials

Degree

Medical school

University of Utah School of Medicine

Graduate school

University of Utah (master's in bioengineering)

License

Utah Verify with the Utah Division of Professional Licensing

NPI

1104320902

Hospital and practice affiliations

Founder, Impact Medical

Location

1776 N Hwy 40, Suite 102, Heber City, UT 84032

Impact Medical practice page

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Recognition and research

Publications

"Reliability of the balance error scoring system in a population with protracted recovery from mild traumatic brain injury", Brain Injury (2018)

"The effect of body mass index on fluoroscopy time and radiation dose in intra-articular glenohumeral joint injections", Clinical Imaging (2017)

"Are trigger point injections with anesthetic (wet needling) more effective than trigger point injections without anesthetic (dry needling) in treating patients with myofascial pain?", Evidence-Based Practice (2020)

Teaching and research roles

Research background in genetics, sports performance, injuries and minimally invasive treatments

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Questions patients ask

Does Dr. Fogg take insurance, or offer a membership?

Impact Medical does not bill insurance and charges no copays. Care is through a flat monthly membership.

How much does a membership at Impact Medical cost?

The DPC primary care membership is $150 a month.

Where did Dr. Fogg train?

Dr. Fogg earned his Doctor of Medicine at the University of Utah School of Medicine. He also holds a master's degree in bioengineering from the University of Utah.