October 14, 2026 at 7:35 AM PDT
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Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services ↗Community profile
165 South 1000 East, Salt Lake City, UT
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★★★★★
CriticalMy room was dirty. The cleaning person that came in did minimal cleaning and she did not come in daily. My bedding was not changed daily. However, maybe that is the way it is. It would have been nice if my bed clothes would have been straightened out while I sat in the chair. The food was absolutely horrible. I sat with the person over the kitchen/food on a Sunday and he went over each meal for the next week. It was established that I was lactose intolerant and was offered the substitutions when lactose was the mai…
★★★★★
CriticalOur family member was sent here for physical rehab following a hospital stay. During their 4-day stay, they never received physical therapy. The only people who came into their room were those delivering and removing food trays. Lab work was supposed to be drawn that was never completed. The medical staff did not take the time to educate themselves about our family member's condition by reading the medical information sent over by the hospital, and one staff member became defensive when asked questions about t…
★★★★★
CriticalSo the customer service is lacking, and they basically don’t do anything they say they’re going to do, as far as the care and rehabilitation of their residents. They can’t keep accurate log of the residence’s belongings and lose their personal items. When I confronted them of these issues I get harassed and then escorted out of the building.
★★★★★
CriticalSome employees are attentive while others can care less, the food is disgusting the rooms smell, they need a complete overhaul, once that the owner could do is listen to complaints.
★★★★★
CriticalWe didnt have a choice where my mother in law went. We live in WY and she was transferred to a UT hospital when she fell because she was sic and weak,and they tested and she had COVID in addition to her CHF. They felt she needed cardiologist care not provided locally. The hospital placed her in the City Creek Acute care for rehab and their COVID floor when she was well enough to be transferred. We were appalled at the lack of communication about her status or her care; took nearly two days to confirm they had admit…
★★★★★
CriticalMy mother was a resident of a memory care unit in an assisted living facility. She tested positive for COVID, though she remained entirely asymptomatic. However State policy dictated that she be transferred to a facility designated for COVID patients. There are only two in the State, one in St George and one in Salt Lake City; she was sent to the facility, City Creek Post Acute Care Center, in SLC. This review is about the insufficient care she received there. She had dementia, but was doing reasonably well for a w…
Verified overview
Skilled nursing
108 CMS-certified beds · CMS CCN 465072
Classification and identity evidence
Current CMS-certified nursing-home provider record; classification does not imply current admission availability.
Authoritative classification evidence · observed October 14, 2026Current CMS-certified nursing-home provider record; classification does not imply current admission availability.
Authoritative classification evidence · observed September 16, 2026Current CMS-certified nursing-home provider record; classification does not imply current admission availability.
Authoritative classification evidence · observed August 15, 2026Facility-level payment evidence
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Certified provider record
Payer: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services · Service scope: Short Term Skilled Nursing
Room-and-board coverage is not publicly confirmed.
CMS Provider Data Catalog ↗ · source dated September 1, 2026Certified provider record
Payer: UT Medicaid · Service scope: Long Term Nursing
Room-and-board coverage is not publicly confirmed.
CMS Provider Data Catalog ↗ · source dated September 1, 2026Payment-program records
CMS provider type: Medicare and Medicaid
A contract or certification record does not guarantee coverage, eligibility, or current acceptance of new residents.
CMS provider type: Medicare and Medicaid
A contract or certification record does not guarantee coverage, eligibility, or current acceptance of new residents.
Official oversight
Coverage last checked October 21, 2026 via Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.