Revere Health

Revere Health is an independent multispecialty medical group headquartered in Provo, Utah. The organization traces its origins to 1960, when it was established as Central Utah Clinic. Its original regional name reflected the clinic's base in central Utah, but the organization later expanded beyond that area into northern and southern Utah and into neighboring markets. As its geographic reach widened, it adopted the Revere Health name in July 2015 to present a broader identity. The organization operates as a physician-led healthcare provider rather than as a publicly traded hospital corporation. Its model is based on bringing multiple medical specialties and primary-care services together across a network of outpatient locations. Reported clinical areas include family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics, and other specialty services. The group has also been described as providing care through more than 100 locations, with approximately 175 physicians and 130 advanced practitioners. These figures reflect the scale reported in the available reference material and may change over time. Revere Health's principal service area is Utah, where it is described as the largest independent multispecialty physician group in the state. Its footprint also extends into northern Arizona and southeastern Nevada, giving it a regional presence in parts of the Intermountain West. The organization serves patients through a distributed network rather than relying on a single flagship hospital campus. A significant development in Revere Health's organizational history occurred in 2012, when it became the first healthcare organization in Utah to receive accreditation as an accountable care organization. Accountable care organizations are designed to coordinate care and encourage attention to quality and cost across participating providers. This accreditation placed Revere Health among Utah healthcare organizations experimenting with more coordinated models of delivery before the group completed its later rebranding. In July 2015, Central Utah Clinic formally adopted the Revere Health identity. The change was intended to better fit the group's expanded service area and its multispecialty structure. The Revere Health brand therefore represents both continuity with the Provo-based organization founded in 1960 and a deliberate move away from a name tied to one geographic subregion. The organization has also faced the operational risks common to modern healthcare providers. In 2021, reports disclosed that Revere Health had been affected by a phishing incident that exposed information relating to approximately 12,000 patients. The incident highlights the importance of information security for a healthcare group managing clinical and patient data across a large, geographically distributed network. The available material does not establish a change in ownership, a public listing, or a subsequent corporate acquisition. Revere Health remains characterized in the reference material as an active, independent medical group.

Revere Health began in Provo, Utah, in 1960 under the name Central Utah Clinic. The original organization was associated with central Utah and developed as a medical practice serving the surrounding community. Over time, it grew beyond a narrowly local clinic model by adding physicians and services across multiple specialties. An important institutional milestone came in 2012, when the organization became the first healthcare organization in Utah to receive accreditation as an accountable care organization. This status reflected an emphasis on coordinating care among providers and managing the quality and efficiency of services for patients. It also distinguished the group from a conventional single-specialty practice and supported its development as a broader physician organization. During the early 2010s, Central Utah Clinic expanded into northern and southern Utah. The wider service area made the original geographic name less representative of the organization as a whole. In July 2015, the group rebranded as Revere Health. The new name allowed it to present a unified identity across its growing network while retaining its position as an independent medical group. Revere Health's reported footprint includes more than 100 locations across Utah, together with locations or service coverage in northern Arizona and southeastern Nevada. The organization has been described as employing approximately 175 physicians and 130 advanced practitioners. Its services span primary care and multiple specialties, including family medicine, internal medicine, and pediatrics. The network structure enables patients to access different forms of outpatient medical care through one regional organization. The group has continued to operate as an independent provider rather than as a publicly listed company or a subsidiary identified in the available sources. Its regional identity is centered on Utah, especially the Provo area, while its operating reach extends into adjacent parts of the Intermountain West. In 2021, Revere Health was reported to have been affected by a phishing attack that exposed information concerning roughly 12,000 patients. The event illustrates the cybersecurity challenges facing medical groups that maintain patient records and operate across many sites. The available reference does not document a later ownership change, a major restructuring, or the final regulatory disposition of the incident.

• 2021

  Phishing incident disclosed

  [1]Revere Healthen.wikipedia.org

  A phishing attack affecting the organization was reported to have exposed information associated with approximately 12,000 patients.

• 2015

  Rebranding as Revere Health

  [1]Revere Healthen.wikipedia.org

  In July, Central Utah Clinic adopted the Revere Health name as its service area expanded beyond central Utah.

• 2012

  Accountable care organization accreditation

  [1]Revere Healthen.wikipedia.org

  The group became the first healthcare organization in Utah to receive accreditation as an accountable care organization.

• 1960

  Central Utah Clinic founded in Provo

  [1]Revere Healthen.wikipedia.org

  The organization was established in Provo, Utah, as Central Utah Clinic.

Independent multispecialty physician group with a broad outpatient network in Utah and neighboring states.

• Primary care

  Family medicine

  Family medicine is one of Revere Health's reported primary-care offerings. It provides general medical care for patients and families and forms part of the group's broader multispecialty outpatient network. The available sources identify the service area but do not provide a complete breakdown of clinics, staffing, or treatment programs.

• Primary care

  Internal medicine

  Internal medicine is listed among Revere Health's clinical services. It contributes adult-oriented primary and specialty medical care within the organization's physician-group model. Detailed information about individual practices, subspecialties, and service-line performance is not available in the supplied reference material.

• Primary care

  Pediatrics

  Pediatrics is another reported area of care within Revere Health. The service supports the group's family-oriented outpatient offering and complements its adult primary-care practices. The available sources do not specify the full pediatric location network or the range of programs offered.

• Specialty care

  Specialty medical care

  Revere Health operates as a multispecialty physician group, offering specialty care in addition to primary-care services. The supplied material does not enumerate every specialty, but the multispecialty structure is central to the organization's identity and regional operating model.

• 2021

  Revere Health reports phishing-related patient data exposure

  Revere Health reported a phishing attack that compromised an employee's email account for about 45 minutes, exposing some medical records belonging to approximately 12,000 patients. The company stated that its investigation found the information had not been shared online and assessed the risk to affected patients as low.

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• 2015

  Adoption of the Revere Health brandStrategy

  Background

  The organization had expanded from central Utah into northern and southern Utah, making its former geographically specific name less suitable for the wider network.

  Action taken

  Central Utah Clinic changed its identity to Revere Health in July 2015.

  Aftermath

  The rebrand provided a broader regional identity for the expanding independent multispecialty medical group.

  Source

• 2012

  Accountable care organization accreditationStrategy

  Background

  The group pursued a coordinated-care model alongside its development as a multispecialty physician organization.

  Action taken

  Revere Health became the first healthcare organization in Utah to receive accountable care organization accreditation.

  Aftermath

  The accreditation marked an early organizational milestone in coordinated healthcare delivery in Utah.

  Source

• 2021

  Revere Health affected by phishing incident involving patient information[1]Revere Healthen.wikipedia.org

  Other

  Reports disclosed that Revere Health had been affected by a phishing attack and that information associated with approximately 12,000 patients was exposed. The available reference material does not provide further details about the attack's technical method, remediation, or regulatory outcome.

1. 1Revere Healthen.wikipedia.org
2. 2Revere Health reports phishing-related patient data exposurechinaz.com