Our team is here to walk beside you and your loved ones where you need it most: at home.
Our services.
Our Services
Home Health
Home health care provides skilled medical services to you in the comfort of your home to help you obtain your maximum functional potential and regain your independence. Our home health care services can provide:
Skilled Nursing Care
Physical, Occupation & Speech Therapies
IV Therapy/IV Antibiotics (may include nominal fee)
Wound care
Post-surgical care
Lymphedema management
Heart failure, Diabetes or Respiratory Illness management
Symptom management through cancer treatment
Palliative care option provides additional support to the chronically ill
Our experienced home care staff works with your physician to develop a plan of care to aid in your recovery and improve your quality of life. Our highly trained clinical team specializes in supportive care to patients with chronic illness & cancer. We have expert understanding of these disease processes to provide early intervention and improved management of your symptoms.
Palliative Care
The Quality team can also provide Palliative Care services to those with illnesses who may not have reached the end stages of their disease or who are continuing with curative disease or who are continuing with curative treatments. Palliative Care provides symptom management and emotional support from our highly trained professionals. We work with your doctor to ensure your highest quality of life while honoring your health care choices.
Our Palliative care services can provide:
Chronic Care Management
Transitional Care Management
Hospice
Hospice provides life-affirming care to those who are seeking well-being over cure that, provides, optimal symptom management, so that you are able to focus on your personal priorities in life. Unlike traditional health care, hospice focuses on meeting patients’ physical, social, and spiritual, and emotional needs. You and your family will be supported by a team of physicians, nurses, certified nurse aides, social workers, chaplains & volunteers who work together to provide care with your goals in mind. This type of interdisciplinary approach provides the highest level of overall comfort & purpose.
Our physicians & Nurse Practitioners are Board Certified in Hospice & Palliative Care and are available to make home visits when needed.
To ensure your best quality of life, when appropriate, we provide:
Pain pumps
IV Fluids
Paracentesis
Thoracentesis
Physical Therapy
Lymphedema Therapy
Speech Therapy
In home x-ray imaging
Ask us about our Dragonfly Dreams Programs
Our highly experienced Physicians and Nurse Practitioners specialize in symptom management for every disease process.
When to consider hospice
A common misconception about hospice is that it’s only for people in the last few days of life or that it will shorten the time you have left. The truth is many people are eligible for hospice much sooner than they realize. And contrary to popular belief, choosing hospice care early may actually help you live better, longer.
According to a study published in the Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, patients who choose hospice early lived one month longer on average than non-hospice patients. researchers concluded that hospice supports life by focusing on comfort care by providing the patient with greater, more frequent personalized attention, on all aspects of their well-being.
Bereavement
At Quality, our care doesn’t end with the life of a patient—it extends to the loved ones who remain. Our bereavement support services are designed to provide emotional, spiritual, and practical support to families and caregivers as they navigate grief and loss.
We offer personalized support through one-on-one counseling, support groups, educational materials, and memorial services. Our trained bereavement counselors and chaplains are here to walk alongside you for up to 13 months following a loss, ensuring you don’t have to grieve alone.
Whether you need someone to talk to, tools to help children cope, or a supportive community to help you heal, we are here to help—when you need it most.
FAQs
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Home Health is medical care provided at home to help someone recover from illness, injury, or surgery. It includes services like nursing, physical therapy, and medication management.
Hospice is specialized support for individuals with a terminal illness, focusing on comfort and quality of life rather than curative treatment, typically for those with a life expectancy of six months or less.
Palliative care is comfort-focused care for anyone with a serious illness, regardless of prognosis, and can be provided alongside curative treatments. It aims to improve quality of life by managing pain and other symptoms.
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Home health care is medical care provided at home to help someone recover from illness, injury, or surgery. It includes services like nursing, physical therapy, and medication management. Palliative care can be provided alongside home health services to help manage symptoms and improve overall comfort during recovery.
For hospice care, a physician must certify that the patient has a life-limiting illness with a life expectancy of six months or less, and the focus shifts from curative treatments to comfort care.
Palliative care is comfort-focused care for anyone with a serious illness, regardless of prognosis, and can be provided alongside curative treatments. It aims to improve quality of life by managing pain and other symptoms. Palliative care can also be used in combination with home health services to support both medical recovery and symptom relief at home.
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Most home health, hospice, and palliative care services are covered by Medicare, Medicaid, and many private insurance plans, depending on eligibility. Hospice and home health services are typically fully covered under Medicare Part A. Palliative care may be billed through Medicare Part B or private insurance depending on how and where it’s provided. We work closely with families to understand their coverage and minimize out-of-pocket costs.
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We proudly provide services across a wide range of counties in Northern and Central Utah, including:
• Cache County
• Box Elder County
• Weber County
• Davis County
• Salt Lake County
• Tooele County
• Utah County
• Summit County
• Morgan County
• Wasatch County
• Sanpete County
If you don’t see your county listed here, please don’t hesitate to reach out—We may still be able to provide services in your area. Our team is happy to discuss your specific needs and let you know how we can help.