<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4H3RTZ_1ExJ6PjK00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4H3RTZ_1ExJ6PjK00" width="952" height="536" ></figure>Intermountain Health celebrated the grand opening of its new Badura Clinic on July 30, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and community open house at the 90,000-square-foot medical office building in southwest Las Vegas. The three-story facility marks Intermountain Health’s first-ever ground-up construction project in Nevada and brings a wide range of primary and specialty care services together under one roof, making it easier for patients and families to access coordinated, high-quality care close to home.Located at 8350 W. Badura Ave. in Las Vegas, the clinic sits in the heart of the Spring Valley area – one of the fastest-growing corridors in the Las Vegas Valley, with a population close to 250,000 residents. The event drew Intermountain Health leaders, caregivers, elected officials, community partners and project teams who gathered to mark the milestone and tour the new space. “While this facility brings together advanced technology, specialized services and highly skilled caregivers, what matters most is how people feel when they walk through our doors,” said Mitch Cloward, president of Intermountain Health’s Desert Region. “Our caregivers have the clinical expertise and technical skills to provide excellent care, but we also want every patient to know they are welcomed, valued and cared for. It is a privilege to have the opportunity to care for our community and help people live the healthiest lives possible.” “This clinic represents much more than a new building. It’s a reflection of our commitment to Southern Nevada and to making healthcare more convenient, connected and accessible for the people who live here,” said Trevor Smith, regional vice president of medical group operations for Intermountain Health. “By bringing primary care, specialty care and cancer services together under one roof, we’re creating a better experience for patients and helping ensure they can receive the care they need close to home.” Designed to serve patients throughout every stage of life, the Badura Clinic brings together services that were previously spread across the valley. Care available at the clinic includes adult primary care, senior primary care, pediatrics, women’s health, cancer care, radiation therapy, infusion services, diabetes and endocrinology, rheumatology and palliative care. The facility also houses a space for Shriners Children’s, expanding access to pediatric orthopedic and rehabilitative specialty care in Nevada. “At the heart of healthcare are caregivers who genuinely care about the people they serve. Every day, our teams come to work focused on helping patients live the healthiest lives possible. By bringing primary and specialty care together in one location, we’re making it easier for patients to receive coordinated, compassionate care and helping them achieve better outcomes throughout every stage of life,” said Chard Bubb, MD, senior medical director for medical specialties at Intermountain Health. By consolidating multiple clinics – along with two new service lines, women’s health and palliative care – into a single, modern location, the building is designed to improve patient access and service coordination. For families, that means a child, parent, and older adult may be able to receive care in the same familiar place, reducing the number of separate locations a family must navigate. The clinic’s cancer center includes medical and radiation oncology, streamlining care for patients who often need both, and standardizes advanced technology including PET and CT scanners and linear accelerators. Intermountain Health broke ground on the Badura Clinic in June 2024 and celebrated a topping-off ceremony in June 2025. Nevada-based Martin-Harris Construction developed the building, with architecture by HDR, Inc., whose design drew inspiration from the dramatic colors and patterns of nearby Red Rock Canyon. Clinical teams moved into the clinic in phases over several months leading up to the grand opening, and appointments are being scheduled now. The Badura Clinic reflects Intermountain Health’s ongoing investment in Southern Nevada, where the not-for-profit health system serves more than 350,000 patients and operates more than 80 clinics across 65 locations throughout Clark and Nye counties. It also builds on Intermountain’s broader growth in the region, including the announcement of Nevada’s first comprehensive standalone children’s hospital. </div></body>

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Intermountain Health celebrated the grand opening of its new Badura Clinic on July 30, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and community open house at the 90,000-square-foot medical office building in southwest Las Vegas. The three-story facility marks Intermountain Health’s first-ever ground-up construction project in Nevada and brings a wide range of...

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