Spenser Reed, MD

Family Medicine
1790 Sun Peak Drive Suite A 101
Park City, UT 84098 Get Directions
1.866.696.3847
Spenser Reed, MD
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Annual Membership Fee

562.50 every 3 months
1,125.00 every 6 months
2,250.00 each year

My Philosophy and Approach to Wellness...

Medicine has been at the center of my life and quickly became a fascination ever since I was a young child navigating a complex chronic disease. It was a natural extension that I was drawn to primary care because of the meaningful relationships I am now honored to build with my patients and the ability to help provide life-changing care across the lifespan. Today’s approach to healthcare too often focuses on quantity over quality which can neglect to appreciate the individualism innate to every patient that contributes to health and disease. It is my belief that the most fundamental role as your physician is to devote as much time as needed to understand your health and wellness goals so we can better reach your optimal health, together. Being an MDVIP-affiliated doctor helps me achieve this, as it allows for close doctor-patient relationships to be built, along with time to help identify and address aspects that contribute to your health (for example, what you eat, how much you exercise, how you cope with stress, understanding your unique metabolism and genetics), and to be present for you if you become ill or need me urgently.

I practice full spectrum primary care with an emphasis on the management (and often possible reversal!) of chronic medical conditions using exercise therapy, clinical nutrition, advanced laboratory diagnostic testing and medications when appropriate. I offer many office-based services, including gynecologic, minor surgical, dermatologic and orthopedic procedures and management of many urgent medical problems. I also provide house calls as necessary. 

I have pursued advanced training in integrative medicine, as I recognize that blending allopathic and evidence-based non-allopathic modalities can often help produce improved health outcomes. I am also passionate about nutrition, and with my clinical research background, I regularly serve as an invited Peer Reviewer for several medical nutrition journals. I respect that medicine is indeed a practice and is always evolving, and therefore routinely participate in a wide variety of continuing education beyond what is necessary so that I can offer you the personalized care you deserve.
 
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Dr. Reed's Credentials

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Fellowship:
Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine - University of Arizona College of Medicine
Tucson, AZ
Integrative Medicine 2022-Present

Residency:
Kaiser Permanente Southern California
Fontana, CA
Family Medicine 2020-2022
Academic Chief Resident 2021-2022

Internship:
Kaiser Permanente Southern California
Fontana, CA
2019-2020

Medical School:
University of Arizona College of Medicine
Tucson, AZ
Doctorate of Medicine 2019
Academic Distinction in Research and Integrative Medicine

Undergraduate:
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY
Bachelor of Science, Double Major in Nutrition and Biochemistry 2014
Magna Cum Laude

Basic Life Support (BLS)
Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS)
Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS)
Medical Resident of the Year, Kaiser Permanente Southern California, 2022
NIH/Cornell University Research Scholar, 2014
Peer Reviewer, Nutritional Journal and Nutrients 2019-present
Kaiser Permanente Southern California
 - Curriculum Committee, Graduate Medical Education 2021-2022
 - Patient Safety Leadership Committee 2021-2022
Reed et al. Examining the diagnostic dilemma of diabetic foot ulcer culture-guided pharmacotherapy; a longitudinal, case series investigation using 16S rRNA and whole genome shotgun sequencing. BMC Medicine 2021, in review.
Reed et al. Alterations in the intestinal morphology, gut microbiota, and trace mineral status following intra-amniotic administration of teff seed extracts. Nutrients 2020;12(10):3020. 
Reed et al. Identification and quantification of clinically relevant microbes in patient samples: Comparison of three k-mer based classifiers for speed, accuracy, and sensitivity. PLoS Computational Biology 2019;15(11):e1006863.
Reed et al. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 2018;66(25):6291-6299. 
Reed et al. PLoS ONE 2017;12(8):e0182431.
Reed et al. Chronic zinc deficiency alters gut microbiota composition and function. Nutrients 2015;7(12):9768-9784. 
Reed et al. Higher iron pearl millet provides more absorbable iron that is limited by increaser polyphenolic content. Nutrition Journal 2015;14(1):1-9.
Reed et al. PLoS ONE 2015;10(9):e0138479. 
Reed et al. Royal Society of Chemistry Advances 2015;5(9):6407- 6412.
Reed et al. Dietary zinc deficiency affects blood linoleic acid: dihomo-y-linolenic acid (LA:DGLA) ratio; a sensitive physiological marker of zinc status in vivo. Nutrients 2014;6(3):1164- 1180. 
Reed et al. Nutritional Journal 2014;5(9):19.
Utah Academy of Family Physicians
American Association of Family Physicians
Society of Ultrasound in Medical Education
California Academy of Family Physicians
Utah
California
Professional Interests: Evidence-based integrative medicine, clinical nutrition, minor surgical and gynecologic procedures, POCUS including ultrasound-guided procedures, translational medical research and teaching
Personal Interests: Family, weightlifting, hiking and exploring the vast Utah wilderness with our dogs, cooking, community service, traveling

Testimonials from patients of Dr. Reed

from Rob in UT January 18, 2024 for Spenser Reed, MD

Everybody follows up these days, the good ones, anyway. Spenser Reed and his staff go beyond; they follow-up their follow-up, when appropriate. You know they are there and they care. I received surgical cafe from a local hospital, and even though Dr. Reed's office was not involved, they emailed and called to find out how things were going and answered my questions when things went… See more

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