A free guide for Utah families.
A fall, a diagnosis, a discharge deadline.
Know what to do next for the person you love.
What to ask the hospital, what Medicaid actually covers, which community fits, and what to do the night you get home: each one has a next step here.
Takes about 8 minutes. No account needed.
Things worth knowing
Showing Utah —
Nobody here pays to be chosen.
Free for families. No one earns a fee when someone moves in.
For families
You decide who gets your number.
Every licensed community in Utah is listed, free. Compare them, book tours through us, and no community hears from you until you say so.
For communities and home-care agencies
Your company is already listed.
Claiming your listing is free. No per-lead fee, no placement fee, ever.
Sound familiar?
“I don’t know if she needs assisted living or long-term care.”
Figure out what level of care fits, then see a ranked list of licensed Utah communities, or browse every one yourself.
About 8 minutes to figure out the level, then 7 guides on choosing and touring a community.
“We can’t afford any of this.”
The ways Utah families pay for care: private pay, the Medicaid waiver, VA benefits, and what Medicare actually covers.
6 guides, plus 2 quick eligibility quizzes.
“They say he can’t go home alone.”
A step-by-step guide for right now, in the hospital or already home: what to ask the care team, the tasks for the first days, and the red flags that mean call for help.
9 guides on going home from the hospital.
“I promised her I’d never put her in a home.”
Home health, hospice, and personal care agencies that come to where she already lives.
3 guides on choosing between them. Also hospice and personal care agencies.
Mobile medical, house-call providers, is coming soon and will live here too.
Stop guessing.
Three short quizzes that end with an answer, not a sales pitch.
Care Needs Checkup
A quick first read on whether it is time to think about more help at home, and what kind.
Take the quizAbout 4 minutesSenior Living Care Finder
Works out the level of care from daily life: bathing, medications, mobility, memory, and the support already in place.
Take the quizAbout 8 minutesFind the Right Fit
Turns their needs, your county, and your budget into a short list of communities, with tour times you can book.
Take the quizAbout 12 minutesCould VA Benefits Help Pay for Care?
A few questions to help you understand whether a veteran or their surviving spouse might qualify for the VA Pension with Aid and Attendance or Housebound benefit, which can help pay for assisted living, memory care, or in-home care. This isn't a benefits determination or an application. It's a starting point for a conversation with a care advisor or an accredited VA claims agent.
Take the quizAbout 3 minutesCould Medicaid Help Pay for Care? (Utah)
A few questions to help older adults and adults with disabilities in Utah see which Medicaid-related programs may be worth exploring -- basic health coverage, help with Medicare costs, or coverage for nursing home or in-home long-term care. This is an educational screening tool, not an eligibility determination. Only the State of Utah decides eligibility; a Utah Medicaid eligibility worker confirms every result.
Take the quizAbout 5 minutes
Read this before you tour anywhere.
The four guides families read most, in plain words.
Signs It Might Be Time for Assisted Living
Practical signs that a parent or loved one could benefit from assisted living, from missed medications to changes in the home's condition.
Read the guide3 minute readAssisted Living vs. Memory Care: Key Differences
Assisted living and memory care both support daily needs, but memory care adds secured spaces and staff trained for Alzheimer's and dementia care.
Read the guide3 minute readHow to Pay for Assisted Living and Long-Term Care
Medicare doesn't cover assisted living or long-term care. Here are the 4 ways families pay, and how to tell which one fits your situation.
Read the guide6 minute readHow to Tour an Assisted Living Facility
What to bring, what to look for, and what to ask on an assisted living or memory care tour, based on Latter Years' own in-app tour checklist.
Read the guide3 minute read
After the quiz
- 1.
Answer the match questions
Care needs, county, budget, and what matters most to you.
- 2.
See a ranked short list
Scored on fit alone. The score can't see what a facility pays.
- 3.
Pick tour times
The facility confirms back to you, and every reply stays in one thread.
- 4.
Tour with the companion
A checklist on your phone that remembers what you saw at each place, so the visits don't blur together.
You only need an account when you want a facility to confirm a tour back to you.
How the ranking works
After the match questions, we score each community on the care they need, your county, and your budget. The score has no way to read a facility's subscription or spend. There is no paid placement and there are no referral fees, so a community sits at the top of your list because it fits, and for no other reason.
Every licensed community in Utah is listed, from the state register, whether or not it has heard of us. Facilities pay a flat subscription, the same whether or not anyone moves in. Answers about VA benefits never touch the ranking and never reach a facility.