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Nursing homes in Provo

From Utah DLBC licensing records, with inspection counts.

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How many nursing homes options are licensed in Provo?

Provo has 2 licensed senior nursing care facilities on DLBC's records with 261 beds, 1 of them in CMS Care Compare.

FacilityCMS overall ratingLicensed capacityLast CMS health surveyCMS deficiencies (latest cycle)DLBC findings (36 mo)
Medallion Manor
1701 West 600 South, 84601
Not CMS-certified41not listedn/a0
Provo Rehabilitation and Nursing
1001 North 500 West, 84604
1 of 5220Oct 21, 2024165

What nursing homes options near Provo are outside the city?

The closest nursing homes option outside Provo's limits is Aspen Ridge of Utah Valley in Orem, about 2.2 miles from central Provo in a straight line.

FacilityMiles awayCityLicensed capacityDLBC findings (36 mo)
Aspen Ridge of Utah Valley
1992 South Columbia Lane, 84097
2.2Orem240
Orem Rehabilitation and Nursing Center
575 East 1400 South, 84097
2.9Orem1200
Stonehenge of Orem
435 West Center Street, 84057
5.0Orem340
Stonehenge of Springville
909 West 450 South, 84663
5.4Springville501
Cascades at Orchard Park
740 North 300 East, 84057
5.5Orem521
Spanish Fork Rehabilitation and Nursing
151 East Center Street, 84660
8.6Spanish Fork451

How much does a nursing home cost in Utah in Provo?

Utah's 2025 median is $104,025 a year for a semi-private room and $127,750 for a private room; Medicare covers limited rehab stays and Utah Medicaid covers long-term care for people who qualify.

See Utah Medicaid for long-term care.

How do I compare nursing homes in Utah County in Provo?

Compare CMS star ratings and recent federal surveys, DLBC state findings, staffing hours and turnover, distance from family, and whether long-term Medicaid beds are available.

The Mervyn Sharp Bennion Central Utah Veterans Home in Payson is a state veterans home licensed by DLBC as a nursing care facility. Admission is for eligible veterans and, in some cases, spouses; ask the home about current eligibility and waiting times. See the Utah County nursing home list for its state record.

What should Provo families ask about nursing homes?

Ask whether the bed offered is a short-term rehab bed or a long-term bed.

  • Ask whether long-term Utah Medicaid residents are accepted and whether a Medicaid bed is open.
  • Ask for the latest CMS statement of deficiencies and the DLBC state record.

Quick facts

A Utah nursing home isA Utah nursing home is not
Care24-hour licensed nursingA residential assisted living setting
RatingsCMS stars if certifiedRated by us
PaymentMedicare rehab, Medicaid long-termPaid by Medicare long term
Source: Utah DHHS Division of Licensing and Background Checks public licensing records, data as of Nov 6, 2026 (dlbc.utah.gov), with secure-bed counts from DLBC’s November 2026 regulated health facility report; CMS Care Compare Provider Information, data as of Oct 1, 2026 (data.cms.gov). Any stars shown belong to CMS; this site does not rate facilities. DLBC’s public file covers 36 months.

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