Chaseton Womack, DO

Chaseton Womack, DO is a family medicine physician that sees patients at our East Layton clinic on the main floor. Dr. Womack is passionate about building lasting relationships with his patients and providing compassionate, comprehensive care through every stage of life. He believes that the best healthcare begins with trust and is looking forward to getting to know his patients, understanding what matters most to them, and partnering with them to help them live healthier, fuller lives.

Dr. Womack earned his undergraduate degree from Utah State University before attending Des Moines University College of Osteopathic Medicine for medical school, where he was voted Medical Student of the Year by the faculty. He completed his residency training at Utah Valley Family Medicine Residency, while serving as Chief Resident at the Utah Valley Hospital in Provo, UT. There, he further developed his commitment to patient-centered, evidence-based care. Having grown up in Kaysville, Utah, he is proud to be serving the community he calls home.

Known for being detail-oriented, dependable, and driven, Dr. Womack believes that some of the most meaningful moments in medicine come from walking alongside patients over many years. He values the trust that develops through long-term relationships and enjoys helping patients navigate not only acute illnesses, but also preventive care and lifestyle changes that can have a lasting impact on their overall health and well-being. He is committed to lifelong learning and continually strives to provide the highest quality care for his patients.

Dr. Womack is a member of several professional organizations, including the American Medical Association (AMA), the Utah Academy of Family Physicians (UAFP), the Utah Medical Association (UMA), and the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP). He was selected by peers for exemplifying compassionate and empathetic healthcare, to be a member of the Gold Humanism Society. 

Outside of medicine, Dr. Womack enjoys spending time with his wife, Rachel, and their four children, Sterling, Sophie, Rich, and Margaret. He describes himself as the “human jungle gym” to his energetic family. He is also an avid vinyl record collector with a particular appreciation for Motown and oldies music, enjoys road biking, and maintains a love-hate relationship with running. When he isn’t caring for patients or spending time with family, you might find Dr. Womack enjoying the peaceful shores of Bear Lake at sunset. He said it’s a place that reminds him to slow down, appreciate life’s simple moments, and cherish time with family and nature.

Dr. Womack has served an LDS mission in Puebla, Mexico and is fluent in Spanish.