Senior Care in Davis County, UT

The Anderson family that operates this business is exceptionally good at how they service their clients. My mother-in-law has been taken care of by them for the last 5 months and we couldn't be happier. I don't know what we would have done without ...

We got Interim HealthCare for my sister. Everything has been positive so far. They've gone over and above, and so we're happy. They cook, help clean, do laundry, and do just about everything she needs. They've done very well at this point....

I had a difficult time finding a caregiver that I felt comfortable caring for my mother. After talking with many personal care companies, I found Home Helpers of Salt Lake Valley. I am so pleased that I found them. I could not be more pleased wit...

Mother has been using Independence for 6 months or so. The nurse has been very accommodating to Mother's schedule. She likes to receive visits early in the morning and every agency that I tried in the past wanted to start at 9:00am. She prefers early...

I've been working with Homewatch Caregivers for nearly nine months. We work with one caregiver and she's excellent. She comes in 7 days a week around 7 hours a day. She helped with all of the activities of daily living. She's perfect. ...

We are very happy with this service-very professional-the Lady Dominique is very friendly,helpful-and a good worker ...

I feel that our caregiver is a good match for my mom. She's good and Comfort Keepers was able to find the right person within just a couple of days. Mom is comfortable with her. She's warm and friendly and always there when needed. She was above our ...

We got Uintah for Mom, and it took us a couple of days to get a caregiver. They got back to me and were willing to work with me. We've been using them for a week and a half now. She comes three times a week, and she takes good care of my mom....

The mission of Comfort Hospice Care is to provide the highest quality of care, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We seek to provide unified care, not only to the patient, but to the entire family as well. We strive to provide comfort, peace, dignity and individuality. Goals: To assist the patient to live comfortably by relieving pain and distressing symptoms. To support the patient, family and their loved ones: physically, socially and spiritually during their journey. To empower the patient to preserve a sense of hope by helping them to maintain autonomy, self-worth, control and dignity. To aid the patient, caregiver and loved one in being at peace with end of life decisions.

Home Option Personal Care began caring for clients in 1996 and is Utah's first and finest personal care agency. We deliver exceptional non-medical care by customizing a care program to fit each individual's needs. Through our many years in business we have built a large, reliable team of care givers and Certified Nursing Aides to meet all of your needs. First - To ensure we fully understand your individual needs a professional care manager will conduct a comprehensive care assessment. Together with your input we develop an individualized plan of care based on all areas of concern. If necessary, we will also arrange to have a Registered Nurse conduct a functional assessment that ensures all aspects of care are being addressed. When skilled medical, nursing or therapy services are recommended, we will help coordinate and arrange for those services. Second - Our skilled care coordinators work continually to place the best caregiver with your loved one taking into account their care needs and individual personality. If time permits, we are able to send out caregivers for you to meet and interview before starting care; allowing you to have the choice in who provides your care. Finally - Someone is in our office and available to you 24 hrs a day. Additionally, your care manager will stay connected and provide ongoing support by adapting to the changing needs and dynamics of your specific situation. We are licensed by the state of Utah and follow all state requirements regarding background checks, supervision and training. Feel free to call us with any more questions that you might have. Caregiver Information Caregiver Skills Include: Ethics, Validation Therapy, Patient Transfers, Grief Issues, Family Communication, Transition Issues, Communicating with Dementia Patients

Hospice For Utah offers the highest quality hospice services; including the most up-to-date palliative care, excellent and highly educated staff, and superior teamwork in providing patient care. Hospice For Utah has been in business since 1997 and has served thousands of patients throughout Utah. We remain dedicated to the highest level of patient care and are available to answer any questions you might have. Hospice For Utah is committed to allowing the terminally ill patient to remain at home and to have greater control of his or her life by remaining alert and pain-free. Hospice care serves the entire family and continues after death with bereavement support. A team of doctors, nurses, social workers, certified nursing assistants, clergy, therapists, cares for hospice patients and volunteers- and each provides assistance based on his or her area of expertise. In addition, Hospice provides medications, supplies, equipment, and additional helpers in the home as needed. Chaplain Spiritual support is an important part of hospice care. The role of the Hospice For Utah chaplain is to engage in spiritual care. The hospice chaplain is non-denominational, representing no particular faith tradition, and is able to help provide spiritual guidance and care for patients and their families. Chaplain support provides: Support for you through prayer, mediation, and discussion Help to coordinate with your faith community (if you have one) Focus for you in terms of your strengths and resources and to support you on your journey Exploration, alongside you, the deeper reaches of the meaning of life and death Guidance to flow communication between family members and help in the process of saying goodbye Discussion on the experience of grief and loss, and provide bereavement support to your family Aid in planning how you would like your memory celebrated Volunteers Hospice For Utah volunteers provide care and support services for individuals and families. All volunteers are provided with extensive training and support and work closely with the rest of the hospice team to provide consistent care. Companionship for the patient and family Staying with the patient while caregivers attend appointments or run errands Reading, listening, and reminiscing with the patient Assisting in household duties; childcare, light chores, or running small errands Music Clinician (Music Thanatology's) Hospice For Utah's music clinician delivers live prescriptive music at the bedside with voice and harp that is designed to respond to the individual needs and symptoms of the person who is suffering. The goal is to relieve the physical, emotional, and spiritual pain that may burden the terminally ill patient and their loved ones. Deeply spiritual in intention and impact, this calming method of care is also very practical. It offers patients and their loved ones something meaningful and specific when invasive forms of medical technology are no longer available. Relief from physical, emotional, and spiritual pain Relief from agitation Music to synchronize with the patients breathing patterns Relief from stress for the patient, family, and caregivers Hospice For Utah provides all of these services for patients and they are free of charge. We serve the following areas: Salt Lake & Utah Counties, Davis & Weber Counties and Cache & Box Elder County and surrounding areas. Hospice Type In-Home Services Accreditations Care Champion with the Alzheimer's Association of Utah Licenses and Certifications Medicare Certified Hospice, Medicaid Certified Hospice, Certified Hospice and Palliative Care Nurses, Board Certified Hospice and Palliative Care Medical Director, Board Certified Chaplains