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Applegate HomeCare & Hospice

Utah's Premier Homecare and Hospice Provider It's difficult when a loved one depends on others for everyday living.

That's why Home Care and Hospice is so important to us, and why our motto is "Live, Love, Heal." Main Office, Ogden: 801.621.6950
American Fork Office: 801.763.0101
Heber Office: 435.654.5983
Ogden Office: 801.394.3250
Park City Office: 435.647.3765
Salt Lake Office: 801.261.3023
St George Office: 435.628.1569

03/01/2026

When health challenges make it hard to even leave the house, having care come to you can make all the difference. 💚

We’re so grateful Richard trusted Kimber and Natalie to step in during such a difficult season. From reducing painful swelling to teaching practical tools like compression care, this is what home health is all about — skill, compassion, and support for the whole family.

Kimber and Natalie, thank you for showing up the way you do.

Full Review:
“My wife has been fighting many battles over the last two years and the latest one was weeping edema from her feet and ankles. She’s been too weak to make it to some of her Dr appointments, treatments, and procedures. Intermountain PT understood and gave me a few phone numbers to call to get home care. I’m so glad I called the first one and got a call back from Kimber. She explained how she and Natalie, RN, would come to the house to help us. Natalie showed up first to assess my wife’s condition and Kimber showed up right behind her. They were great to work with and explained everything they needed to do to help her get the water out of her feet and ankles. They made several visits to the house and in a 10 day span had her lower legs back to normal. They helped me understand how her compression socks worked, how to put them on and what ones would be best for her. I can’t thank Kimber and Natalie enough for what they did for her and for me. The diseases are progressing and as much as I don’t want to think about it, I know someday I’ll need to get help and I will definitely contact Applegate to see if they can.”
– Richard 💚

02/26/2026

Caring for a parent is one of the most meaningful roles you’ll ever step into — and one of the most unexpected.

There’s no manual. No perfect formula. Just a lot of learning as you go.

If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re doing enough, chances are you are. Asking questions, seeking support, and showing up day after day says more than perfection ever could.

And remember — support doesn’t replace you. It strengthens the circle around your parent so you don’t have to carry everything alone. 💚

02/24/2026

When everything feels overwhelming, knowing you’re not alone can mean everything.

Melissa shares about a couple facing a new and aggressive cancer diagnosis — exhausted, uncertain, and unsure of what came next. After taking the time to walk through options, answer questions, and explain the support available, one simple moment stood out.

“We feel like we have a team behind us now.”

Whether through home health or hospice, it takes nurses, aides, therapists, office staff, and specialized providers working together to surround families with support.

Because sometimes, having a team behind you is everything.

02/21/2026

Healing journeys aren’t always straightforward — there are ups and downs along the way. 💚

We’re so grateful Ker trusted our team during her wound care recovery, and we’re especially proud of Stacy for the steady support, skill, and compassion she brought to every visit.

Thank you, Ker, for your kind words and for allowing us to be part of your healing journey.

Full Review:
“I so appreciate the great care I’ve gotten from Applegate! My nurse Stacy is wonderful!

My wound care journey has been up and down and Stacy has been a tremendous help and support during it. I’m nearly healed and will miss her visits when they’re over, that’s how good things have been.

Thank you Applegate!”
– Ker 💚

02/19/2026

Sometimes hospice begins with a simple conversation.

After running into someone from Applegate at a friend’s funeral, Barbara received a follow-up call and a visit to learn more about how hospice could support her husband, Jerry. What started as a conversation turned into weekly visits, help with daily care, and a team that made sure neither of them felt alone.

From shower assistance to sitting with Jerry so Barbara could run errands, hospice became more than medical care — it became reassurance, guidance, and genuine concern for them both.

Support for the patient. Support for the caregiver. That’s what made the difference.

02/16/2026

A big thank you to Justin for reminding us what hospice is truly about — comfort, dignity, and compassionate support.
We’re grateful for the way you care for our patients every single day. 💚

02/14/2026

Hospice care is never just one person — it’s a whole team walking alongside you.

Dr. Millard shares that hospice uses a multidisciplinary, whole-person approach to care. That means addressing not just physical symptoms, but emotional, spiritual, and practical needs too.

Your hospice team may include:

• Nurse
• CNA
• Physician
• Social Worker
• Chaplain
• Physical Therapist
• Massage Therapist
• Music Therapist
• Patient Care Coordinator
• Volunteers

It truly takes a team to care for the whole person — and the whole family.

02/11/2026

Many families tell us they wish they had started hospice sooner.

Not because they were “giving up,” but because they didn’t realize how much support was available — for comfort, for guidance, and for themselves as caregivers.

Hospice is about quality of life. It’s about having a team around you. It’s about making hard seasons feel a little less heavy.

If you’ve ever wondered whether it might be time to ask about hospice, having the conversation doesn’t commit you to anything — it just gives you information. And information brings peace of mind. 💚

02/06/2026

When hospice care begins earlier, there’s time to better manage symptoms, support the whole family, and walk through the process together—not just the end. It allows space for comfort, guidance, preparation, and meaningful moments along the way.

Hospice can be most impactful when it’s part of the journey, not just the last chapter.

02/04/2026

Barbara’s husband was on hospice last year. Looking back, this is what she wants others who are afraid of hospice to know.

“It’s what you need.”

For Barbara, hospice meant companionship, understanding, and guidance during one of the hardest seasons of her life. She didn’t have to navigate it alone.

If you’re wondering whether hospice might be the right next step for someone you love, we’re here to answer questions—no pressure, just support.

02/01/2026

One of the biggest misconceptions about hospice is that it shortens life — and that simply isn’t true.
Hospice focuses on comfort, symptom management, and quality of life. Medications are only used when they’re needed and wanted, and only to ease discomfort — never to hasten death.

When symptoms are well managed, people often feel better, live more fully, and sometimes even live longer. Hospice is about support, dignity, and comfort in life’s final chapter.

01/30/2026

Care isn’t just visits — it’s being there when families need answers most.

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1492 East Ridgeline Drive, Suite 1
South Ogden, UT
84405

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