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Independent Living in Utah

Independent Living in Utah

Compare 12 independent living communities across 10 cities and towns in Utah. Of these, 12 also offer assisted living and 10 also offer memory care. See photos, services and addresses, then contact communities directly. Free for families, with no obligation.

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12Independent Living communities
10Cities and towns
12Also offer assisted living
12Pet friendly

About independent living in Utah

Independent living communities offer maintenance-free homes for active older adults who don’t need daily care. Residents have their own apartment or cottage, plus dining, social activities, fitness programs and transportation, without the upkeep of a house.

Independent living is usually less expensive than assisted living because daily personal care isn’t included. Monthly fees typically cover rent, some meals, housekeeping and activities. Ask each community exactly what is included.

You can also see all senior living in Utah, or compare assisted living in Utah and memory care in Utah.

Choosing independent living in Utah

  • Ask what the monthly fee covers, such as meals, housekeeping, utilities and transport.
  • Find out whether care can be added later, or if a move would be needed.
  • Look at the activity calendar and try a meal or event during your visit.
  • Ask about lease terms, entrance fees and how often fees go up.
  • Check how close the community is to family, doctors and shops.

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Independent Living in Utah: FAQs

How many independent living communities are there in Utah?

Our directory currently lists 12 independent living communities in Utah, across 10 cities and towns.

How much does independent living cost in Utah?

Independent living is usually less expensive than assisted living because daily personal care isn’t included. Monthly fees typically cover rent, some meals, housekeeping and activities. Ask each community exactly what is included.

Does Medicare pay for independent living in Utah?

Medicare does not usually pay for long-term independent living, room or board. Medicaid waiver programs, veterans benefits and long-term care insurance may help with some costs, depending on eligibility. Read our guide on paying for care with little or no money.

How do I choose independent living in Utah?

Ask what the monthly fee covers, such as meals, housekeeping, utilities and transport. Find out whether care can be added later, or if a move would be needed. Look at the activity calendar and try a meal or event during your visit.

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