UTAH VALLEY PEDIATRICS
Experts in Kids
Growing up healthy takes a community, and at our Cherry Tree location, we are honored to be a part of yours. We’ve designed our Orem, UT pediatric practice around the needs of busy families, blending advanced medical expertise with the warmth of a neighborhood clinic.
Our providers focus heavily on proactive, preventative medicine and open communication, ensuring you always feel confident and informed about your child’s development. Whether we are guiding you through the early weeks of infancy, keeping school-aged kids on track, or helping teenagers take charge of their own wellness, your family will find a dedicated ally in our team.
Monday – Friday: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Our clinic is located in central Orem just one block west of State Street and half a block north of Center Street. We are inside the Cherry Tree Office Park on 400 West, We’re located on 400W in the Cherry Tree Professional Plaza just one block south of the entrance to Orem Community Hospital.

As a lifelong resident of Utah County, Dr. Bartholomew says he feels deeply connected to the area and its people. He and his wife have six children and enjoy spending time in the outdoors together exploring mountains, rivers, and national parks.

Originally a Californian, Dr. Wynn relocated to Utah for work and has enjoyed being around the friendly people who call this state their home. He’s also a BYU sports fan, so being closer to the action is an added perk.

Xavier is a board-certified physician assistant who has called Utah home since 2007. After living in Mexico City and Houston, he was drawn to the state’s outdoor lifestyle and family-friendly environment.

Andrea Quiroz moved to Orem, Utah from Bolivia when she was 9. She moved to places like Miami, Florida but returned to Utah where she wants her daughter to grow up. She enjoys hanging out with her family, watching movies, and dancing to Latin music.
Utah is experiencing the largest and most active measles outbreak in the US. While measles is highly contagious and can stay in the air for two hours, the MMR vaccine is 97 percent effective.
In Utah, kindergarteners and 7th graders require immunizations before they can start school. If your child is not up to date, schedule an appointment now to beat the rush in August.
Medications such as antihistamines or nasal spray steroids can help control allergy symptoms. If your child’s symptoms are interfering with their sleep, school performance, or participation in sports, it may be time to discuss with your pediatrician.
“We have had a great experience here! The doctors and nurses have always been very thorough with checkups, patient with all the questions we may have and very informative of whatever we need to know.”
Stephanie O.
Please use the appropriate waiting area based on your child’s reason for visiting.
For sick children: Please enter the sick patient waiting area.
For healthy children (e.g., check-ups): Please enter the healthy patient waiting center.
Important: If you suspect your child has a serious illness, such as measles, please call our office ahead of time. This allows us to prepare for your child’s arrival and take necessary precautions to protect our other patients.
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