Rocky Mountain Home Care

Rocky Mountain Home Care is a leading home care provider in Salt Lake City, serving patients throughout the Salt Lake Valley. We put our patients’ comfort and care above everything else and treat them with the highest respect and service standards possible. Because of this practice, we are able to provide quality home care in Salt Lake County that sets us apart from other nursing and senior service facilities. We meet the needs of your loved ones with specialized programs and individual attention that allows them to live life to their fullest potential and maintain as much independence as possible. We provide the best care for our patients and focus on dignity, comfort, and pain management while surrounding them with family and the ones that love them most.

Home Health Care in Salt Lake City

Our mission at Rocky Mountain Home Care is to promote a happier, healthier lifestyle with more independence. Our compassionate team of highly skilled care givers in Salt Lake City provides nursing care, home health aide services, rehabilitation care, and social services for the elderly and disabled in their own place of residence. We offer home health care in any place you call home including your own home, a relative’s home, retirement homes, and assisted living centers.

Our goal is to help each patient live a happier, healthier, and more independent life. Our Salt Lake City home care team provides quality health care services, and because most people feel more comfortable and heal more quickly at home, we’re happy to come to you. Our home care services are available 24 hours a day and anywhere you call home, including your own or a relative’s home, a retirement or assisted living center, or even a hotel room (in the case of an extended stay in a treatment city). And all services are always performed under the direction of your primary care physician.

Our Home Health Care Services

Our skilled care services cater to you. Our staff of nurses, home health aides, medical social workers, and rehabilitation experts are all trained to assist you with anything you might need and are available to work around your schedule.

Overview:

Skilled nursing
Physical therapy
Occupational therapy
Speech therapy
Home health aide services

Nursing Care Services

a health needs assessment
pain management
medication management and instruction
wound care
diabetic care and instruction
IV therapy
tube feeding and nutritional education
blood draws
bowel and catheter care
ostomy care and instruction
CHF and COPD care

Other Services

Home Health Aide Services: bathing, mobility, and transfer assistance
Rehabilitation Care: physical and occupational therapy
Medical Social Services: financial and community resources, as well as emotional support for the patient and family

Paying for Home Health Care

If you’re concerned about the cost of home health care, you’re not alone! Most people are surprised at how affordable home care can be.

Medicare (Part A) covers 100% of the cost of home health care if a patient requires skilled care services and is homebound (see above for more information on skilled care services). A patient is considered homebound if he or she can only leave home with great difficulty. However, Medicare does allow a patient to leave home for up to three hours per week (though doctor visits and church services are exempt).

Medicaid provides home health care services when the patient requires skilled care and doesn’t meet the homebound criteria required by Medicare. Contact your Medicaid provider to determine your eligibility and to learn which services are covered.

Several private insurance plans cover some of the costs of home health care. Check with your insurance provider to find out which services they cover.

Social service organizations have provisions that occasionally place the patient on a waiting list for services. These services are often time-restricted and are determined based on the patient’s financial situation and other eligibility requirements.

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Office: (801) 397.4950
Fax: (801) 397-4959

Address
576 W 900 S, STE 105
Woods Cross, UT 84010

Director of Operations:
Spencer Glazier

24 hour on-call nurse:
1-800-574-7666

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Rocky Mountain Care does not exclude, deny benefits to, or otherwise discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability or age in admission to, participation in, or receipt of the services and benefits under any of its programs and activities. Rocky Mountain Care does provide financial assistance of charity care based on available resources for those who cannot afford care. Individuals with financial needs should contact the Administrator to make application for charitable care. Additional resources may also be available through the Rocky Mountain Care Foundation. Donations are accepted to help fund charitable care at all Rocky Mountain Care facilities. Admission to Rocky Mountain Care facilities is based on the clinical judgment of the physician and not upon the patient’s financial ability or inability to pay for services. As a registered 501(c)(3) charitable organization, donations may be tax deductible.