To us, you’re not just a patient, but family
Dignity is the Utah home health and hospice provider you can trust
Because we are locally-owned and committed to our Northern Utah community, we offer more than standard skilled nursing care. Our experienced team gives caregivers like you a shoulder to lean on while giving your elderly loved one the respect and attention they deserve.
Dignity offers the convenience and comfort of skilled, compassionate care that comes to wherever your loved one calls home. For stroke recovery, hospital after-care, certified wound care, and one of the top Utah hospice care teams, contact our team for a free consultation. We’ll help you understand what type of care is right for your parent or loved one and can begin making arrangements immediately.
Insurances
We accept most insurances including Medicare, Med Advantage Plans, Medicaid, and other private insurance plans. Most of our patients covered by a government health insurance program pay nothing out-of-pocket for our services.
Free Consultation
We don’t expect you to have all the answers when it comes to your parent or loved one’s health. We consult with you, review your loved one’s medical history, and work in conjunction with their existing medical care team to make sure they’re receiving the right care to meet their goals. Your questions and concerns are important to us; we always take the time to listen, answer questions, and help you feel confident about the next steps.
Locally Owned in Utah
We travel to you (at no extra cost.) Our skilled UT home health and UT hospice care teams serve Utah, Salt Lake, Davis, and Weber Counties.
Specialized · Compassionate · Trusted
Is Utah hospice care right for my parent or family member?
Hospice in Utah or around the country is often misunderstood. By choosing hospice care early on, you can give your parent an improved quality of life and bring greater comfort to your network of family and caregivers.
Who qualifies for home health services in Utah?
When your loved one needs to recover after a hospital stay, stroke, or other condition, home health care is a great way to improve their comfort and speed their healing process.
To be covered by Medicare, home health care in Utah is ordered by your elderly family member’s physician. They must certify the patient as “homebound” which means they require care in the residence, assisted living facility, or nursing center they call home.
Common Questions about Hospice
There’s more to hospice than you may think. If this is you first experience with end-of-life care, get answers to some of our most frequently asked questions.
- Who can receive hospice care?
- Who pays for hospice care?
- Is hospice only for the last few days or weeks of life?
- Can I choose my own hospice company?
Our Utah Home Health and Hospice Care Services
What others are saying about our services
Deciding to have my husband placed on hospice care was a difficult one. It meant that we had to face the reality of his situation. However, once we learned what hospice was able to help us with, we did not regret the decision. Everyone was professional. No matter what time of day or night we needed assistance someone was always available.
-Kim-
My dad became very attached the team at Dignity Hospice. They all have such compassion for the situation your loved one is in. They really felt like family to me and treated Dad as such. What a relief to have people caring for my Dad as I would. Since I live out of state this was a major plus for me.
- Lonnie -
The assistance of the Dignity staff was life changing for us as caregivers. We no longer had to try and take our mother to the Dr., which was painful and exhausting for her. Her medications were delivered right to our door. Having a visit from the nurse gave us all comfort and good ideas for her care. The visits from the staff were a definite bright spot in our mother's week and such a help to us.
- Len & Linda -
We’re Here to Help, Every Step of the Way
We know finding the right care is a daunting task, but you don’t have to go through it alone. Our team is here to answer your questions and explain our services to you. The call is completely free and we promise you’ll have a no judgment and zero pressure conversation.
Schedule a free consultation
The road you’re traveling now is one we know well. Call our Utah home health and hospice team now at 801-492-4892 to give your loved one the gift of convenient, attentive, at-home care.