October 14, 2026 at 7:35 AM PDT
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1201 East 4500 South, Salt Lake City, UT
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★★★★★
PositiveMy mom was at Monument Healthcare Millcreek. She's been there on three different occasions. We decided that she wasn't eating well at the facility. When she got home, she would request some food, and the helper, or her daughter, would make that food for her, and she would just gobble it up, whereas at the nursing facility, she just wouldn't eat anything. She loved all the staff, every one of them. There was one lady who would come at the night shift, and at the beginning of her shift, around seven or…
★★★★★
CriticalI chose The Life Care Center for grandpas rehab stay, following a total knee replacement. Within 5 minutes of walking in to the facility, I knew it was going to be difficult. Someone did help us get him to his room, but once in the room, they left with zero communication in the next steps, even though they are the ones that told us what time he needed to be there for his admission to the facility. We were left sitting in his room, waiting for someone to come talk to us for at least 30 minutes. I ended up pushing th…
★★★★★
PositiveMy mother stayed at Life Care Center of Salt Lake City. They were fantastic. She stayed there because she had fallen and broken some ribs. It's a wonderful place for your parent to be when they're recovering. Their staff was so patient, kind, knowledgeable, and gentle. My mother has osteoporosis, so she's been there a few times with very painful situations, and they're so gentle and patient with her. My mother is a very high-maintenance patient. She loves the food. It's clean and it's …
★★★★★
CriticalMy father was here recently before his death at Life Care of SLC. I informed the administration of my three estranged siblings' pending arrival to say good-bye, that they were NOT vaccinated and very demanding. The facility had a positive COVID test the day before, so people traveling constantly (two arriving from Mexico) would seem like a concern. The facility not only allowed my three siblings and two nieces to visit unlimited, they allowed all five to move into his room and also provided mattresses and food…
★★★★★
CriticalI was a volunteer here for a while. The staff did know everyone's name, but I felt like they were ignoring everyone. There were wheelchairs lined up all over the hallways. If I mentioned someone needed something, the response was, oh he always wants attention. I was not impressed by this at all.
★★★★★
CriticalMy father was at Garden Terrace for 2 weeks. He enjoyed the food and thought that the physical therapy and occupational therapy was good. Our only complaint was the administration. NOTHING seemed organized- and when we had a meeting with the head of nursing, the social worker, office manager and PT head and made a plan, nothing ended up being what was planned. I will say that the social worker did return calls in a timely manner but both my dad and I felt like everything was running "by the seat of their pants…
Verified overview
Skilled nursing
120 CMS-certified beds · CMS CCN 465139
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 20, 2026 via Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.