Families
Newborn Screening
What is Newborn Screening
Utah law opens in a new tab requires that all newborns be screened twice, once between 24-48 hours of birth, and again at approximately two weeks. Discover why this program is mandatory and how it is saving hundreds of Utah lives every year. Download our parent brochure opens in a new tab.
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Home Birth
Babies born outside of the traditional hospital setting need newborn screening too. Learn the steps for a successful home screening.
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FAQs
Still have questions? Check our database of frequently asked questions to find answers.
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Disorders
The Utah Newborn Screening Program checks infants for more than 40 disorders. These are disorders that if undetected and untreated, can result in lifelong disabilities or death.
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Clinics
Utah is home to some of the nation’s leading specialists in the treatment of disorders detected by newborn screening. Find the right clinic for your child’s care.
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