Kane County Hospital to acquire local family medicine clinic from Revere Health on April 1

KANAB - Kane County Hospital will acquire the Kanab Family Medicine clinic from Revere Health effective April 1, 2026, bringing the primary care practice fully under hospi­tal ownership.

The clinic, located within the hospital, will continue offering family medicine services to the Kane County community. Hospital of­ficials said patients will continue seeing the same providers at the same lo­cation, with no changes to scheduling procedures.

After April 1, all billing and communications relat­ed to care at the clinic will come directly from Kane County Hospital rather than Revere Health.

Hospital representatives said the move is intended to improve continuity of care and strengthen coordina­tion between clinic provid­ers and hospital services. By aligning primary care operations under the hos­pital district, officials said they expect more cohesive service delivery and closer integration of medical re­cords, referrals and follow-up care.

The transition does not involve a change in physi­cal location or a reduction in services. Providers cur­rently practicing at Kanab Family Medicine are ex­pected to remain in place, according to information released about the acqui­sition.

Revere Health, a Utah-based physician group, has operated the clinic in part­nership with the hospital in recent years. The acquisi­tion shifts ownership and administrative oversight to the local hospital district.

Across rural Utah and the West, small hospitals have increasingly moved to align outpatient clinics more closely with hospital opera­tions. Healthcare leaders say tighter integration can streamline administrative processes, support provider recruitment and retention and improve coordination for patients who receive both clinic and hospital care.

Kane County Hospital of­ficials emphasized that for patients, the transition is primarily administrative. The clinic will continue operating as usual, with care delivered by the same medical team in the same setting. Additional details about the transition are expected to be shared with patients ahead of the April 1 effective date.