Why Choose Us?

Hospice for Utah has been in business since 1997 and has had the privilege of serving hundreds of patients throughout Utah. We are proud to be part of a community that supports and encourages us as we have grown and developed along the way. We remain dedicated to a higher level of patient care because of that, all of our staff are trained specifically to provide end of life support. We are committed to our knowledge of hospice services both to hospitals, nursing facilities, and direct to families like yours. We are proud of our reputation and passionate about what we do. We understand you have a choice in selecting a hospice agency, which is why we are dedicated to the goals the patient and family are wanting. We want you to be able to enjoy the end of life with things that matter the most to you. So choose us because it’s your choice!

Have a look what our families have to say about our care.

Hospice for Utah

4.9

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Based on 129 reviews

Hospice was EXCEPTIONAL!! Always supportive, kept in constant contact with us. Gave emotional support and always gave the us the next steps our mother went through. Love the Hospice Workers!!

Sara & Archie are true angels! We were so blessed to have them! In a few short weeks we became family!

The process was GREAT! They came at our beck and call, nobody could have done better! Very satisfied!

The Hospice team was helpful with all of our needs. We were very satisfied & happy with our caregiver's at such a difficult time.

What is Hospice

Hospice is a program of compassionate, patient-centered care.
It allows patients with a terminal illness to remain in their preferred home environment.
Hospice care focuses on the physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of the patient and their family.
It provides support to the entire family, not just the patient, and offers bereavement support after death.
The primary goal of hospice care is to help patients be pain-free and comfortable.
Hospice recognizes the importance of quality of life alongside length of life.
Individuals diagnosed with a life-limiting illness of six months or less can benefit from hospice care.
Hospice prioritizes caring rather than curing, aiming to maintain patient control and dignity.
Starting hospice care early allows patients and families to maximize the benefits of the services provided.