Park City, Utah

Care for someone you love, close to home

Park City is a mountain resort town at around 7,000 feet, and aging here comes with its own set of questions. Thin air, long snowy winters and steep driveways can be hard on an older parent, and the town's high cost of living means local care options are limited compared with the valley below.

Park City Hospital covers emergencies and much routine care, but specialists often mean the drive down Parleys Canyon to Salt Lake. Some families keep a parent in Summit County close to friends and the mountains, while others look toward Heber or the Salt Lake Valley for more choices. Either way, planning around winter road conditions is part of the conversation.

We also help families in Kimball Junction, Snyderville, Heber City, Kamas, Coalville.

Top-rated nursing homes near Park City

Medicare’s overall star rating, highest first. Stars are a starting point, not the whole story; read what the stars mean before you decide.

Nursing homeCityMedicare rating
Rocky Mountain Care - The LodgeHeber City3 of 5

Source: Medicare Care Compare. Listing here is not an endorsement, and these homes have not been reviewed by Grace With Care.

Good to know in Park City

  • Park City Transit has run fare-free buses since 1975, which lets a parent who no longer drives get around town without cost.
  • Park City Senior Center at 1361 Woodside Avenue is one of three senior centers in Summit County, along with Kamas and Coalville; MAG lists its number as 435-333-1586.
  • Summit County falls under MAG Aging & Family Services, headquartered in Orem, for in-home services and caregiver support; call 801-229-3800.

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