House Call Doctor in Cottonwood Heights
Cottonwood Heights sits at the mouth of Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons, with neighborhoods climbing toward the Wasatch. Steep driveways, snow, and canyon traffic can make it hard for older residents to get to appointments in winter. Dvora Healthcare brings the appointment to them. Our physician and nurse practitioner see patients at home and in assisted living, memory care, and independent living communities.
Dvora runs no clinic; our providers go out to patients. We do not supply home health services, hospice, or caregivers.
Phone 801-407-9409 or book a Cottonwood Heights visit online.
Neighborhoods We Visit
We see patients near Butler and Mountview Park, along Fort Union Boulevard, in the Union Park area near I-215, and in the hillside homes east of Wasatch Boulevard.
Services in Cottonwood Heights
Mobile Primary Care
Primary care at home includes wellness visits, illness visits, medication reviews, and coordination with specialists. You don't have to drive on icy roads to get it. Primary care details.
Palliative Care
Palliative care eases the symptoms and stress of a serious illness and helps families plan. It is not hospice and can be given with other treatment. Palliative care details.
Chronic Care Management
For ongoing conditions like heart failure, diabetes, or COPD, our team checks in between visits to keep medications and follow-up on track. Chronic care details.
Transitional Care
After a stay at Alta View Hospital, St. Mark's Hospital, or Intermountain Medical Center, we can visit at home to review discharge instructions and medicines. Transitional care details.
Cottonwood Heights Communities We Visit
Among the senior communities where we see Cottonwood Heights residents:
Valencia at Cottonwood Heights (Union Park Avenue)
Coventry Senior Living (2300 East)
If your loved one lives in another nearby community, call us. These two are mentioned so families can tell where we go, not because of any business tie; neither is a Dvora partner or has endorsed us.
Hospitals Near the Canyons
Intermountain Alta View Hospital, Sandy
St. Mark's Hospital, Millcreek
Intermountain Medical Center, Murray
Who We Help
Seniors in hillside homes with steep driveways or stairs
Older adults who avoid winter driving on Wasatch Boulevard
People managing several chronic conditions
Patients home from Alta View or St. Mark's
People with serious illness who want more support
Residents of Valencia and Coventry
Meet Your Cottonwood Heights Providers
Desirée Eggett, NP, and Dr. Rachael Stubbs, MD, handle house calls along Fort Union Boulevard and up toward the canyons.
Starting Care
Call 801-407-9409 weekdays, 9am to 5pm Mountain time, or request a visit online.
Intake: we confirm your address, take a health history, and explain insurance and expected costs.
Visit: your provider comes up the hill to your home or community.
Physicians and community staff can refer a Cottonwood Heights patient by fax (801-341-9794) or email (Intake@Dvorahealthcare.com).
Cottonwood Heights FAQ
Do you see patients in Cottonwood Heights?
Yes. We cover the whole city, from Union Park to the hillside homes east of Wasatch Boulevard, at home and in senior living communities.
Do you still visit when it snows?
We schedule visits during business hours and will contact you if weather affects a scheduled visit. For an emergency, always call 911.
Can you help after a stay at Alta View Hospital?
Yes. We can see you at home after discharge from Alta View to go through instructions, reconcile medications, and plan next steps.
Do you provide in-home caregivers?
No. Our visits are medical care from a physician or nurse practitioner. We don't provide caregivers, home health, or hospice.
How does insurance work for house calls?
Coverage is set by your plan. During intake we check it and explain copays, deductibles, or coinsurance before your first appointment.
Can I visit your office?
Our office in Sandy is administrative only. All patient visits happen where the patient lives.
