Riverton, Utah

Care for someone you love, close to home

Riverton still carries some of its farm-town roots, with older homes and big lots along Redwood Road surrounded by the newer neighborhoods that filled in over the last twenty years. Many grandparents moved here to be near children raising families in Herriman and South Jordan.

Intermountain's Riverton Hospital is in the city, which is a real comfort when a parent needs frequent visits for tests or follow-up care. The trade-off in the southwest valley is distance from the downtown specialists, so families weigh a Riverton care home's closeness to grandkids against the drive north for appointments.

We also help families in Herriman, Bluffdale, South Jordan, Draper, West Jordan.

Top-rated nursing homes near Riverton

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
Draper Rehabilitation And Care CenterDraper4 of 5
Rocky Mountain Care - RivertonRiverton4 of 5
Copper Ridge Health CareWest Jordan3 of 5
NeurorestorativeRiverton2 of 5

Source: Medicare Care Compare. Listing here is not an endorsement, and these homes have not been reviewed by Utah Care Network.

Good to know in Riverton

  • Riverton Senior Center at 12914 South Redwood Road is operated by Salt Lake County and serves a weekday lunch; call 385-468-3040 to sign up.
  • Veterans living in Riverton are a short drive from the South Jordan VA Clinic on Daybreak Parkway.
  • Ask Salt Lake County Aging & Adult Services at 385-468-3200 about caregiver support if a Riverton parent is living with an adult child.

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