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Brightstar Care of Sandy-Draper
5320 South 900 East Suite 280, Salt Lake City, UT 84117
Licensed · state license F23-106461, valid through January 2027 · state roster dated October 28, 2026
Licensed In-Home Care Agencies in Salt Lake City, UT
Salt Lake City, UT has seven in-home care agencies that hold an active state license on the state's public roster. That is the pool for a city of about 215,548 people. For planning, the Utah figure is about $39 an hour (CareScout 2025), around $3,402 a month at 20 hours a week; agencies in Salt Lake City set their own rates. Agencies here are in alphabetical order because too few have the 10 or more public reviews we need before we score a city.
Updated November 2026 · Data: state license rosters, checked October 28, 2026 · How we list agencies
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Highland Cove Plus
3750 South Highland Drive, Salt Lake City, UT 84106
Licensed · state license F23-106822, valid through October 2027 · state roster dated October 28, 2026
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Interim Healthcare Utah
2020 South 1300 East Suite C, Salt Lake City, UT 84105
Licensed · state license F23-106622, valid through January 2027 · state roster dated October 28, 2026
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LivAssist
2825 East Cottonwood Parkway Suite 500A, Salt Lake City, UT 84121
Licensed · state license F25-118312, valid through June 2027 · state roster dated October 28, 2026
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The Personal Care Agency
404 East 4500 South #A24, Salt Lake City, UT 84107
Licensed · state license F23-106590, valid through November 2027 · state roster dated October 28, 2026
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Visiting Angels of Salt Lake City
4141 South Highland Drive Suite 200, Salt Lake City, UT 84124
Licensed · state license F23-107013, valid through May 2027 · state roster dated October 28, 2026
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Visiting Angels of Tooele
1885 West 2100 South Suite 250, Salt Lake City, UT 84119
Licensed · state license F23-106478, valid through February 2027 · state roster dated October 28, 2026
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Request free helpCost of care in Utah
Median hourly rate$39
20 hrs / week$3,402/mo
40 hrs / week$6,803/mo
Non-medical in-home care. Source: CareScout 2025 Cost of Care Survey.
Paying for in-home care in Utah
Most families pay privately or use long-term care insurance, Medicaid waivers, VA benefits or local Area Agency on Aging programs.
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Licensed in-home care in Salt Lake City, UT: how to compare agencies
Seven in-home care agencies serving Salt Lake City, UT hold an active state license, as listed in the Utah Office of Licensing public roster dated October 28, 2026. They are shown in alphabetical order. We do not rank them, because no fair public quality data exists for in-home care agencies and we will not invent a score.
In-home care means non-medical help that lets an older adult keep living at home: bathing and dressing, meals, housekeeping, errands, medication reminders and company. It is usually paid for privately, with long-term care insurance, a Medicaid program or VA benefits, not by Medicare. Compare at least three agencies, and ask each whether caregivers are employees, how they are screened, who supervises them, the minimum hours and the hourly rate.
In Utah, the median rate for in-home care is $39 an hour, about $3,402 a month for 20 hours a week (CareScout 2025).
The 7 agencies on this list are based in 7 ZIP codes; the busiest are 84117 (1 agency), 84106 (1 agency) and 84105 (1 agency).
Guides: In-home care: how to find and choose an agency · How to check an agency · What it costs by state · Ways to pay
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Free help for families in Salt Lake City
- Area Agency on Aging: Salt Lake County Aging & Adult Services, (385) 468-3200. Free advice on in-home services, meals, respite and programs that help pay, for anyone 60 or older and their families.
- Medicaid help at home: Medicaid Aging Waiver. A Utah Medicaid waiver that pays for in-home and community services (such as attendant care, homemaker help, adult day health and home-delivered meals) for people 65 and older who need nursing-facility level of care and meet Medicaid financial rules; enrollment is limited.
- Coming home from the hospital: if your family member is being discharged from University of Utah Health, Intermountain Health (LDS Hospital) and St. Mark's Hospital or another Salt Lake City hospital, ask the discharge planner to send the referral to an agency you choose from this list. You have the right to pick the agency.
Phone numbers and programs checked against official sources in October 2026. Call ahead, as hours and programs change.
Questions Salt Lake City families ask
How many licensed in-home care agencies are there in Salt Lake City?
The state roster dated October 28, 2026 lists 7 agencies in Salt Lake City with an active Utah license. Agencies based in nearby towns may also serve Salt Lake City.
How do I choose an in-home care agency in Salt Lake City?
Call at least three. Ask whether caregivers are employees or independent contractors, how they are screened and supervised, the minimum hours and the hourly rate, and what happens when a caregiver is sick. Ask for a written care plan. Our guide to how to check an agency has the full list.
Why are the agencies not ranked?
Medicare rates home health agencies and hospices, so we rank those. There are no public quality ratings for non-medical in-home care, so these agencies are listed A-Z with their state license, and we do not rank or score them.
How do families pay for in-home care in Salt Lake City?
Most pay privately, by the hour. Long-term care insurance, Medicaid waivers and VA benefits can help with bathing help, meals, housekeeping or companionship.
What does "licensed" mean?
The agency holds a license from the state health department. Licensing sets minimum standards and allows the state to inspect and act on complaints, but it does not rate how good the care is.
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