About - Rocky Mountain Care

Our Mission

Rocky Mountain Care has provided care since 1990. As a member of your community, our mission is to deliver compassionate hospice, home care, and skilled nursing services to all those entrusted in our care. Through leadership and trust, we function as a cohesive team dedicated to cost effective, high-quality outcomes for our residents. We foster an environment of innovation and continual improvement by encouraging creativity and openness. We pledge to value one another through loyalty, respect and dignity. Integrity, fairness and kindness are an integral part in all of our business decisions.

Our Commitment

Our commitment to you remains constant. Your expectation for responsive service and competent care is our highest priority. We strongly believe that each of our patients are special and unique and deserve the highest respect and service possible. As a result, our quality of care and superior service set us apart from other hospice, skilled rehabilitation and nursing, and home health care facilities. Our specialized programs and care meet the needs of your loved ones and allow them to regain as much independence as possible.

Choosing a health care center for your loved one can be difficult. There are many options available and often not enough answers to tough questions. We at Rocky Mountain Care strive to keep your best interests at heart and to assist you in making the right choice for your loved one.

Charitable Care

The Rocky Mountain Care Foundation is committed to the goal of minimizing barriers that limit healthcare accessibility for individuals without financial or insurance resources.

The Foundation offers a charitable care program for patients who qualify for assistance. If funds are available, the Foundation may subsidize the cost of services provided by a healthcare entity in full or at a discount, for underinsured patients with limited financial resources. Financial eligibility is determined by family size, income percentages in relation to the Federal Poverty Guidelines and extenuating circumstances.

Healthcare services may include procedures, medications and/or equipment determined to be valuable and/or necessary to meet a patient’s medical needs.

We have purchased eyeglasses, dentures, hearing aids, grab bars, shower chairs, paid for hospice care, home care, co-payments, deductibles, prescriptions – whatever it takes for those in need to have their essential and imminent healthcare needs met.

To be considered for assistance, please download our application form. Make sure it is filled out in full and return it to the address listed on the form. Decisions are generally made within 7 days of receipt of your completed application. Please keep in mind that we do not act as health insurance and that services must be for essential and imminent health care.

Facility Management Services

With years of experience in the industry our team has built an unparalleled combination systems, processes, and technology to effectively run any size Assisted Living or Skilled Nursing Facility. Everything from staffing to billing is handled through our team of industry experts. If you are in need of assistance or looking for someone to manage your facility don’t hesitate to reach out for a consultation.

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Rocky Mountain Care does not exclude, deny benefits to, or otherwise discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability or age in admission to, participation in, or receipt of the services and benefits under any of its programs and activities. Rocky Mountain Care does provide financial assistance of charity care based on available resources for those who cannot afford care. Individuals with financial needs should contact the Administrator to make application for charitable care. Additional resources may also be available through the Rocky Mountain Care Foundation. Donations are accepted to help fund charitable care at all Rocky Mountain Care facilities. Admission to Rocky Mountain Care facilities is based on the clinical judgment of the physician and not upon the patient’s financial ability or inability to pay for services. As a registered 501(c)(3) charitable organization, donations may be tax deductible.