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In-Home Care in Salt Lake City

What it is in Utah, what it costs, and every licensed provider in Salt Lake and Tooele counties.

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Last verified: October 2026

What kinds of in-home care are licensed in Utah?

Utah licenses two kinds of in-home care through DLBC: personal care agencies for non-medical help such as bathing, dressing and homemaking, and home health agencies for skilled nursing and therapy.

Check any agency's license on DLBC's search before signing.

How many home care agencies are licensed around Salt Lake City?

DLBC lists 58 personal care agencies and 46 home health agencies with licensed addresses in Salt Lake and Tooele counties as of Oct 30, 2026.

What does in-home care cost in Utah?

Utah's 2025 median for a non-medical home caregiver is $89,804 a year at 44 hours a week, about $39.25 an hour.

The Aging Waiver can pay for in-home services for eligible people 65+, with a waiting list.

Where are in-home care providers located in Salt Lake and Tooele counties?

By licensed address, the cities with the most in-home care licenses are Murray (26), Salt Lake City (25), Sandy (12), South Jordan (8).

CityLicenses
Cottonwood Heights2
Draper5
Herriman1
Holladay3
Midvale7
Millcreek1
Murray26
Salt Lake City25
Sandy12
South Jordan8
South Salt Lake2
Taylorsville3
Tooele1
West Jordan4
West Valley City4

Browse them all in the directory, filtered by city.

What should families ask a Salt Lake home care agency?

Ask for the DLBC license number, whether caregivers are employees who passed Utah background screening, the hourly rate and minimum shift, and how missed shifts are covered.

  • Ask how the agency supervises caregivers in the home.
  • Ask whether it accepts long-term care insurance or the Aging Waiver.
  • Ask for a written care plan.

Which in-home care providers have held a Utah license the longest?

The longest-licensed in-home care provider with a Salt Lake or Tooele County address on DLBC's records is Community Nursing Services, first regulated Sep 1, 1982.

FacilityCityLicense typeFirst regulatedLicense status
Community Nursing Services
2830 South Redwood Road, Suite A, 84119
West Valley CityHome health agencySep 1, 1982Regulated, expires Aug 31, 2027
Intermountain Health Home Health - Salt Lake
11520 South Redwood Road, 84095
South JordanHome health agencyMar 21, 1984Regulated, expires Mar 31, 2028
Coram CVS Specialty Infusion Services
7777 South Redwood Road, 84084
West JordanHome health agencyMay 15, 1995Regulated, expires Apr 30, 2028
Horizon Home Health - Salt Lake
6000 South Fashion Boulevard, Suite 200, 84107
MurrayHome health agencySep 6, 1995Regulated, expires Feb 29, 2028
Enhabit Home Health
5223 South Ascension Way, Suite 300, 84123
MurrayHome health agencyJan 3, 1996Regulated, expires Oct 31, 2028
Superior Home Care
7086 South Highland Drive, Suite 50, 84121
Cottonwood HeightsHome health agencyNov 25, 1996Regulated, expires Nov 30, 2027

Longevity shows continuity, not quality; check each license's status and history on DLBC's search.

At a glance

Licensed in-home care isLicensed in-home care is not
OversightDLBC-licensed agenciesUnlicensed private hires
MedicareCovers skilled home health onlyCoverage for personal care

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