ABOUT US
Logan River Cardiovascular Renal Metabolic Center
Utah's Only Legacy Center
Building a New Model for Chronic Disease Care
The Logan River Cardiovascular Renal Metabolic Center is part of a growing national movement to improve care for people living with multiple chronic diseases. This center is Utah’s first member of the Cardiometabolic Center Alliance, a collaborative founded by Saint Luke’s Mid America Heart Institute.
One Team, Working Together for You
Our mission is simple yet bold: to help patients live longer, healthier lives by coordinating every part of their chronic care—diabetes, heart health, kidney function, and beyond.
Instead of managing these conditions separately, the cardiometabolic model brings together experts from different specialties to work as one team for each patient.
About Dr. Clark
Dr. Thomas Clark is a board-certified Diabetologist and a Diplomat of the American College of Diabetology, specializing in chronic disease management for patients with diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease, metabolic syndrome, and obesity.
He completed his undergraduate degree at Utah State University and earned his medical doctorate from the University of Utah. He completed his internship and residency at Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton in Oceanside, California, and received his Diabetic Doctor certification in 2025.
Dr. Clark is the first Utah physician certified by the Cardiometabolic Center Alliance, bringing this new, evidence-based model of care to Northern Utah. He is also fluent in Spanish and Portuguese and happily sees patients needing care in these languages.
Following the Evidence
20 Years Experience
About Guideline-Directed Medical Therapy (GDMT)
At the heart of this program is a care approach called Guideline-Directed Medical Therapy (GDMT). That means every treatment plan follows the most up-to-date medical research, ensuring patients receive therapies proven to reduce risk, prevent complications, and improve outcomes.
In this model, Dr. Clark and his team:
Review each patient’s medications and therapies for safety and effectiveness
Coordinate with primary care providers and specialists to keep care consistent,
Focus on prevention and early intervention rather than crisis management.
Help Us Expand Care!
Your Donation Builds the Future of Cardiometabolic Care
Your financial contributions will help us hire more care team members—like diabetic educators and support staff—so patients can receive the comprehensive, coordinated care they deserve.
With your support, we can educate and train more healthcare professionals across Utah in the cardiometabolic model—expanding this life-changing approach to more communities.
Your donation surrounds patients with a full care team dedicated to helping them take control of their health, prevent complications, and live longer, healthier lives.
Patients Testimonials
What They Say
“6 months ago my A1C was over 11. Today at 5.4. I have been taken off 2 meds now and possibly a 3rd if my results stay the same over the next 3 months.”
“Dr. Clark was very thorough. I left the office with a clear understanding of what his medical plan was to help with my health issues.”
Every dollar makes a difference. Every patient deserves a chance.