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Hospice Care in Utah County, UT

What it means under Utah law, what it costs, and every licensed provider in Utah County.

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Last verified: November 2026

What is hospice care in Utah County?

Hospice is comfort-focused care for someone with a terminal prognosis who chooses to stop curative treatment, delivered by a licensed hospice team wherever the person lives.

As of Nov 6, 2026, DLBC lists 12 hospices with a Utah County business address; hospices based in neighboring counties can serve residents here too.

Who pays for hospice?

Medicare's hospice benefit covers hospice care, related medications, equipment and respite for eligible people; it does not pay room and board in assisted living or a nursing home.

Utah Medicaid and many private insurers also cover hospice.

Can a parent receive hospice in Utah assisted living?

Yes. Utah lets both assisted living license types keep hospice residents with physician orders and hospice in the service plan, with extra evacuation conditions.

See nursing and hospice in assisted living.

Where are hospice providers in Utah County?

By licensed address, the Utah County cities with the most hospice licenses are Orem (4), Springville (3), Lehi (2), American Fork (2).

CityLicenses
American Fork2
Lehi2
Orem4
Pleasant Grove1
Springville3

Filter the full list by city in the directory.

When should a Utah County family ask about hospice?

Ask about hospice when a doctor says the illness is likely terminal within six months if it runs its usual course, or when repeated hospital trips are no longer helping and the goal has shifted to comfort.

Many families say afterward that they wish they had called sooner. Hospice can start in a parent's home, in assisted living or in a nursing home, and choosing hospice can be reversed if the situation changes.

Which Utah County hospice providers have been licensed longest?

The longest-licensed hospice provider with a Utah County address on DLBC's records is Valeo Hospice Orem, regulated since Aug 29, 2003.

FacilityCityLicense typeFirst regulatedLicense status
Valeo Hospice Orem
268 East 930 South, 84058
OremHospiceAug 29, 2003Regulated, expires Aug 31, 2028
A Plus Healthcare at Home - Hospice
3125 W Executive Parkway, Suite 320, 84043
LehiHospiceMar 10, 2005Regulated, expires May 31, 2028
First Choice Hospice
3098 W Executive Parkway, Suite 320, 84043
LehiHospiceApr 8, 2005Regulated, expires Apr 30, 2028
Dignity Hospice of Utah
174 South 1100 East, 84003
American ForkHospiceSep 1, 2007Regulated, expires Mar 31, 2027
Utah Hospice
362 West Center Street, 84057
OremHospiceAug 5, 2010Regulated, expires Aug 31, 2027
iCare Hospice
672 West 400 South, Suite 202, 84663
SpringvilleHospiceMar 22, 2011Regulated, expires Sep 30, 2027

Time in business shows staying power, not quality; check current status on DLBC's search.

Quick facts

Hospice isHospice is not
GoalComfort and quality of lifeCurative treatment
PlaceWherever the person livesOnly a facility
PaymentMedicare hospice benefitRoom and board

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