28 Assisted Living Communities in Salt Lake City, Utah

The average cost of assisted living in the city is $3,600 a month. This guide is a starting point covering the cost of assisted living care in the city, as well as financing options to pay for it. You’ll find in-depth information on 28 Assisted Living Communities in Salt Lake City and several in surrounding areas.

Assisted living: $3,600
Nursing home semiprivate room: $6,768
In-home care: $4,767
Adult day health services: $1,067

Assisted Living Facilities near Salt Lake City, Utah

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Reviews of Assisted Living Facilities in Salt Lake City

Brent E.

April 15, 2022

I am/was a resident of this facilityReview of Cottonwood Creek

I\'ve lived here over a year. Constantly understaffed. Med techs and assistants are good. We have a new nurse for the facility as of a couple months ago. Previous nurse constantly was late with providing us with refills. Constantly late with refills leaving us residents to go without. I\'m not aware if that\'s been resolved. Some of the attendants are not qualified to do your personal laundry. They don\'t seem to mind if they ruin your clothing. The dining room again understaffed, service is slow. Over half the time you could wait 30-45 minutes do you have your order taken and then anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour before you receive your food. Half the time it\'s on the cool side. Heaven forbid if you wish to ask for anything in the meantime such as butter or additional condiments. Anything over my base needs such as recovering from surgeries are out of the question. They\'ll just leave you hanging. Even though ask for additional service before, after the surgery, then it\'s a big No. It\'s the management that provides less than quality service. Though everyone is friendly. It\'s odd.

March 16, 2020

I am a friend or relative of a current/past residentReview of The Ridge Foothill

The Ridge Foothill is a very nice, high-end assisted living facility with excellent food and many activities, but the staff is not as responsive as they could be. They seem to be overworked. My mother often has to wait in the dining room for service and she sometimes has to wait for responses, but she's pretty happy there. She's in a studio. They offer 1-bedrooms, but there's a big waiting list for anything beyond the studio. They have book clubs, game nights, happy hour, clinical discussion group, German club, musical programs, art classes, and manicures and pedicures. They have an art room in a beautiful setting with mountain views, a workout room, and daily exercise classes. They do not have any nursing care, but companies come from the outside to do treatment, PT and OT.

Pat

April 12, 2019

I am a friend or relative of a current/past residentReview of St. Joseph Senior Living Apartments

My friend is in St. Joseph Senior Living Apartments. The manager is very accommodating. The maintenance and housekeeping is like a family affair, and they're all very nice. They have an alarm system included in the rent, and the cleaning service is very reasonable. They put new carpet in his apartment and it's very clean and very nice. The bathtub is very accommodating because it has a drop step in the middle of it, so he doesn't have to step over the bathtub to get into the shower. The people are very nice. There are a lot more women than men, but he's a priest and there's quite a few priests living there. They also have 11:30 mass every day for Catholic people. It's been a very positive experience except the food doesn't accommodate diabetic people. They have special events like a band come in, there's a library, exercise bicycle, and free washers and dryers. They have a kitchen in the unit, but he doesn't cook. You have to pay extra for the food. It's an excellent facility.

Emily

November 5, 2018

I am a friend or relative of a current/past residentReview of St. Joseph Senior Living Apartments

We chose St. Joseph Senior Living Apartments for my father because they were the most reasonably priced. Meals are included, but you can pay extra to get that done. Everything is a la carte that you add on, so the base rate is a lot less expensive. The staff is very friendly and helpful. He is participating in activities and hosting a lot. He seems to enjoy it there.

Thomas

November 1, 2018

I visited this facilityReview of Park Lane Senior Living

It had excellent programs. I would give the amenities and spaces a 4/5. For independent living, it's a very good place. If it were appropriate for my father, it would have been a great choice, but he would need assisted living.

Denise

October 15, 2018

I visited this facilityReview of St. Joseph Senior Living Apartments

I visited St. Joseph Senior Living Apartments. I just felt sorry for the poor guy who accommodated me because it was the weekend, and he was trying to be tour guide, repair man, and everything at the same time. I thought he was doing a good job while he was trying to be a jack of all trades. I had a good tour, although the apartments were a little small. There wasn't much going on while I was there since it was the weekend, so I only saw that they have TV in the community room. They also have books and puzzles available, just no planned activities that time. I saw the dining area right after lunch, it was clean, and seemed to serve its purpose. I really like that everyone has a pendant, so when they fall or something, all they have to do is press the button and somebody comes to help them.

September 20, 2018

I visited this facilityReview of St. Joseph Senior Living Apartments

St. Joseph Senior Living Apartments was fine. A young man took us around, and it was fine. We chose not to move there because it is too far from our daughter and she was worried. The rooms were fine. They were what I would expect in a senior living environment. The staff was OK. There were obviously people there who were not happy, but there were also people there who were happy. It was an OK place.

Self174

June 10, 2018

I visited this facilityReview of St. Joseph Senior Living Apartments

St. Joseph Senior Living Apartments was very clean and pleasantly appointed. The one room I saw was very small. The staff forgot that I had an appointment because they were clueless when I came in the door, but they were friendly and invited me to have lunch. They were good about serving me and the people at my table. The food was OK.

Steve

May 22, 2018

I visited this facilityReview of St. Joseph Senior Living Apartments

The rooms at St Joseph Senior Living Apartments were OK. It did seem like a decent place. If they give you a spot, you can make a garden if you want. They serve three meals a day and they'll clean for you. You basically take care of yourself there. The guy who helped us was good.

Map of Salt Lake City, Utah

Assisted Living Costs in Salt Lake City

According to Genworth’s 2018 Cost of Care study, the average monthly cost of assisted living in Salt Lake City is approximately 10 percent below the national average. When compared to the state average and most major cities in Utah, Salt Lake City’s assisted living costs are slightly higher. However, costs in Provo and Logan are substantially lower.

Cost of Assisted Living Comparison Chart

Salt Lake City

$3,600

National average

$4,000

State average

$3,350

Logan

$2,950

Ogden

$3,893

Provo

$2,898

St. George

$3,500

Care Cost Comparison

The cost of senior care in Salt Lake City depends on the type of care provided. When compared with the average monthly cost of assisted living, nursing home care costs are nearly double, and the cost of home care is more than $800 higher. In addition to the cost of home care, it’s important to think about other expenses associated with remaining at home, such as rent or mortgage payments, utilities and general upkeep, all of which are typically included in the cost of assisted living. Cost of Homemaker/Home Health Aide Comparison Chart

Assisted living: $3,350

Homemaker services: $4,195

Home health aide: $4,195

Adult day health: $1,008

Nursing home care (semiprivate room): $6,083

Cost of Homemaker/Home Health Aide Comparison Chart

Assisted living

$3,350

Homemaker services

$4,195

Home health aide

$4,195

Adult day health

$1,008

Nursing home care (semiprivate room)

$6,083

Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Salt Lake City

Medicaid in Utah

The state of Utah offers financial assistance with the cost of living through its Aging Waiver. This waiver program is designed to help elderly individuals delay or avoid the need for nursing home care by providing a range of services that can help the recipient remain in their community. This waiver program is available to seniors residing in their own homes and to those in assisted living. Services offered under this program include senior companion services, specialized medical equipment, respite care, transportation, case management and assisted living or home care services.

To be eligible for this program, seniors must be 65 years of age and meet the financial requirements for Medicaid. As of 2019, individuals cannot have income above $12,490 per year ($16,910 for couples) or assets totalling $2,000 for individuals or $3,000 for couples. Applicants must also be assessed and require a nursing level of care. Seniors can apply for this waiver in person at the Division of Aging and Adult Services office or by calling (801) 538-3910.

Other Financial Assistance Programs for Assisted Living

New Choices Waiver Program

The New Choices Waiver assists seniors who are residing in a nursing facility and wish to move to an assisted living facility or return to their community. The program offers social and financial assistance as well as case management and transition counseling services. Its purpose is to reduce financial stress on the Medicaid system that’s the result of the high cost of nursing care.

To be eligible for this program, seniors must be residing in a nursing home and able to safely live in a facility that provides a lower level of care or within the community. To apply or to obtain more information about the waiver, seniors can contact 1-800-662-9651.

Optional State Supplement

Seniors who receive Supplemental Security Income can apply for Utah’s OSS, which is a cash benefit that’s meant to help seniors who are residing in long-term care facilities or receiving home care to pay for associated costs. The senior’s income determines OSS benefit amounts, and income limits change annually.

Seniors who are applying for OSS benefits must not possess assets valued higher than $2,000 ($3,000 for couples) and must meet the specified income limits. To apply, seniors can contact their local Social Security Administration Office or call 1-800-772-1213.

Elderlife Bridge Loan

In some cases, seniors may be ineligible for Medicaid but still require financial assistance with the cost of assisted living. Elderlife Financial Services provides elder bridge loans to support seniors who find themselves in such a situation. These loans are paid directly to the senior’s assisted living facility and can be repaid in installments.

Seniors must meet minimum credit and income eligibility requirements or have a cosigner who does. A single application can include up to six cosigners, and the applicants can split the installments. Seniors applying for a bridge loan must reside in or be moving into an approved facility.

Long-Term Care Insurance

Insurance providers such as Bankers Life and Genworth Financial offer long-term care insurance policies that can cover up to 100 percent of the cost of care in assisted living facilities and nursing homes. The price of these policies depends on a variety of factors, including the type and amount of coverage purchased and the insurance company chosen. The policyholder’s age and health are also factors that affect the cost of premiums.

Although each company has its own guidelines and policies in place, most won’t allow an individual to purchase a long-term care insurance policy after they’ve been diagnosed with a condition that may require long-term care, so it’s important for anyone considering these policies to plan in advance.

Assisted Living Resources in Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City Senior Community Centers

Senior centers in Salt Lake City provide programs and classes that are available to those age 55 and older. Programs may include congregate meals, social activities, games such as cards or bingo, day trips, fitness classes and educational classes for those who wish to learn more about computers, nutrition, health or finance.

10th East Senior Center
237 South 1000 East Salt Lake City, Utah 84102
(385) 468-3140

Liberty Senior Center
251 East 700 South Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
(385) 468-3170

Columbus Senior Center
2531 South 400 East Salt Lake City, Utah 84115
(385) 468-3340

Friendly Neighborhood Senior Center
1992 South 200 East Salt Lake City, Utah 84190
(385) 468-3065

Aging and Adult Services Division

The Aging and Adult Services Division operates as a branch of the state government and provides a variety of senior assistance programs, including benefits assistance and senior advocacy programs. Aging and Adult Services Division
195 North 1950 West Salt Lake City, Utah 84116
(801) 538-3910

Veterans Affairs

Some seniors may be eligible for medical, social or financial assistance from their local Veterans Affairs office. Seniors can visit or call their local office to receive more information about available benefits and eligibility requirements.

VA Salt Lake City Regional Benefit Office
550 Foothill Drive Salt Lake City, Utah 84113
1-800-827-1000

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Assisted Living Facilities near Salt Lake City, Utah

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Capitol Hill Senior Living

Escalante at Coventry

Highland Cove

The Ridge Foothill

Rosewood Assisted Care

Summit Senior Living

Alta Ridge Assisted Living of Holladay - CLOSED

CLOSED - The Avenues Courtyard Assisted Living

Life Care Center of Salt Lake City

BeeHive Homes of East Millcreek

Green Gables, Inc

BeeHive Homes of Salt Lake City - CLOSED

Evergreen Rest Home

Niitsuma Living Center

Holladay Home For Elderly

Sandstone Healthcare

Midtown Manor

Affinity Hospice of Life

Bungalow Care Center

Fairview Care Center - East

Life Care at Home of Utah

Millcreek Meadows Assisted Living

Chancellor Gardens

Rocky Mountain Care Grove Creek Assisted Living

Sagewood at Daybreak

Highland Glen

Fairfield Village of Layton

Creekside Senior Living

Legacy House of Bountiful

Cedarwood at Sandy

Avamere at Mountain Ridge

The Charleston at Cedar Hills

Legacy House of Taylorsville

Legacy House of Ogden

Sunrise of Sandy

Apple Tree Assisted Living

Legacy Village of Provo

Legacy House of South Jordan

Cogir of Lotus Park

The Auberge at North Ogden

Copper Creek Senior Living

Legacy House of Park Lane

Spring Gardens Mapleton

Legacy House of Spanish Fork

Apple Village Assisted Living

Summerfield Retirement

Gardens Assisted Living

Lake Ridge Senior Living

BeeHive Homes of Draper

Family Tree Assisted Living of West Point

Seasons Assisted Living

Spring Gardens Heber

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Reviews of Assisted Living Facilities in Salt Lake City

Map of Salt Lake City, Utah

Assisted Living Costs in Salt Lake City

Cost of Assisted Living Comparison Chart

Care Cost Comparison

Cost of Homemaker/Home Health Aide Comparison Chart

Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Salt Lake City

Medicaid in Utah

Other Financial Assistance Programs for Assisted Living

Assisted Living Resources in Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City Senior Community Centers

Aging and Adult Services Division

Veterans Affairs

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