West Jordan, Utah

Care for someone you love, close to home

West Jordan has grown from farm fields into one of Utah's largest cities, and much of that growth came from young families. As those first homeowners age, more adult children are now looking for care close to the house they grew up in, often on the same west side streets.

Holy Cross Hospital - Jordan Valley is the city's own hospital, and Riverton Hospital is a short drive south. Traffic on Bangerter Highway and the Mountain View Corridor can make short distances feel long at rush hour, so families here often pick a care setting based on which side of the city the main visitor lives and works.

We also help families in South Jordan, Taylorsville, Kearns, Copperton, Midvale.

Top-rated nursing homes near West Jordan

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
Stonehenge Of South JordanSouth Jordan5 of 5
Cascades At RiverwalkMidvale4 of 5
Legacy Village RehabilitationTaylorsville4 of 5
Meadow Peak RehabilitationTaylorsville4 of 5
Copper Ridge Health CareWest Jordan3 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 West Jordan

  • West Jordan Senior Center at 8025 South 2200 West is run by Salt Lake County and serves lunch; reservations go to 385-468-3401.
  • The TRAX Red Line has several West Jordan stops, which helps parents who can still ride on their own reach the University of Utah area.
  • Salt Lake County Aging & Adult Services can screen a West Jordan parent for in-home services before a move is necessary.

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