Rocky Mountain Hospice - Orem, UT

For more than 20 years, Rocky Mountain Hospice has provided hospice health care services. The comfort and dignity of our patients drive everything we do. This allows us to maintain the highest levels of service and respect possible. Rocky Mountain Hospice of Utah County serves the communities of Utah County including Provo, Orem, Saratoga Springs, and many more. Our individual-centered approach to hospice care makes all the difference for our patients and their families. We support open discussions between our integrated staff of compassionate care providers and the patients to promote comfort, dignity, and to meet the individual needs of the patient and their loved ones.

Hospice Care in Utah County

The goal of hospice care is to enhance the life of the patient through exceptional care, social services, and pain management. When continued curative treatments are no longer effective, hospice provides comfort and dignity for the patient as well as emotional and spiritual support for their family. At Rocky Mountain Hospice in Utah County, our caring team of hospice care providers work together to improve quality of life. While hospice is generally thought of for the elderly, hospice care is available to all patients regardless of age or religion.

Overview:

24-hour on-call doctor
Pain management
Counseling services
Homemaker services
Bereavement support

Services

As a leading provider of hospice care in Utah County, the patients of Rocky Mountain Hospice receive comfort and support with personalized care that meets their individual medical and emotional needs. We also provide support for the patient’s family and loved ones during their time in hospice care. Our hospice care team provides bereavement support as well as emotional and spiritual support while tending to the patient’s medical care. Our hospice care service is available throughout Utah County.

Hospice Care Services

During hospice care, our team integrates our services to meet the individual needs of the patient. We develop a hospice care plan that supports the patient’s decisions and lifestyle. Rocky Mountain Hospice in Utah County develops care plans to manage symptoms and pain to support the wellbeing of the patient. We provide the necessary medical equipment and manage the medications needed. Our team of physicians, physical therapists, speech therapists, occupational therapists, medical social workers, registered nurses, certified nursing assistants, and hospice aides work together to create a caring and compassionate environment. Rocky Mountain Hospice can provide support when working with legal documents such as powers of attorney, advanced medical directives, and wills, and will also help accessing available community resources. Through every step, Rocky Mountain Hospice in Utah County is there to meet the needs of our patients and their families to ensure excellence in hospice care.

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Office: (801) 765-4903

Patient Handbook

Address
473 West 1400 North
Orem, UT 84057

Director of Operations:
Nicholaus Haws

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.