House Call Doctor in Sandy, Utah
Getting to a doctor's office is not always easy. For many older adults in Sandy, a trip to the clinic means arranging a ride, a long wait, and a tiring day. Dvora Healthcare brings the visit to you. Our physician and nurse practitioner see patients where they live: at home, in assisted living, in memory care, or in independent living.
We are a mobile physician group. We do not offer office visits, and we are not a home health, hospice, or personal care agency. We are your medical providers, and we come to you.
Call 801-407-9409 or request a visit online.
Care Close to Home, All Across Sandy
Sandy stretches from the Jordan River on the west to the foothills near Little Cottonwood Canyon on the east. We visit families in Historic Sandy and the neighborhoods near the Civic Center, in the middle of the city around Dimple Dell Regional Park, and up the east hillside in areas like Alta Canyon, Willow Creek, and Bell Canyon.
Whether you live in a family home off 9400 South or in a senior living community near State Street, the care is the same: unhurried visits, a provider who knows your history, and a plan you and your family can follow. Our administrative office is in Sandy, so our team knows the area well. All patient visits happen in your home or community, not at our office.
Our Services in Sandy
Mobile Primary Care
Regular check-ups, new symptoms, medication reviews, and ongoing care, all in your own living room. Our providers take time to listen and to work with your specialists and family. Primary care details.
Palliative Care
Palliative care is extra support for people living with a serious illness. It focuses on comfort, symptom relief, and making sure your care matches what matters most to you. It can be given alongside other treatment, and it is not the same as hospice. Palliative care details.
Chronic Care Management
Living with more than one long-term condition, like diabetes, heart failure, COPD, or high blood pressure, takes steady attention. Between visits, our team helps keep track of medications, follow-ups, and changes, so small problems are less likely to become big ones. Chronic care details.
Transitional Care
The first weeks after a hospital stay can be hard. Many Sandy residents come home from Intermountain Alta View Hospital in Sandy, or from nearby hospitals such as Intermountain Medical Center in Murray, Lone Peak Hospital in Draper, Holy Cross Hospital – Jordan Valley in West Jordan, St. Mark's Hospital, and Riverton Hospital. Our transitional care visits help review discharge instructions and new medications and set up follow-up care, at home. Transitional care details.
Assisted Living and Memory Care Communities We Visit in Sandy
We can provide visits to residents in communities across Sandy, including:
Alta Ridge Assisted Living and Alta Ridge Memory Care (9400 South)
Sunrise of Sandy (near the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon)
Escalante at Willow Creek (Highland Drive)
Cedarwood at Sandy (700 East)
Mission at Crescent Senior Living
Solstice Senior Living at Sandy
Sego Lily Assisted Living
Country Lane Assisted Living (Central Sandy, East Sandy, and West Sandy homes)
If your loved one lives in a community not listed here, give us a call. These communities are listed so families know where we can visit. They are not partners of Dvora Healthcare, and listing them does not mean they endorse us.
Hospitals Sandy Patients Come Home From
Intermountain Alta View Hospital, 9660 S 1300 E, Sandy
Lone Peak Hospital, Draper
Intermountain Medical Center, Murray
Holy Cross Hospital – Jordan Valley, West Jordan
St. Mark's Hospital, 3900 South
Riverton Hospital (Intermountain), Riverton
Who We Help
Seniors who find it hard to leave home, or who would simply rather be seen there
People living with several chronic conditions
Patients coming home after a hospital or rehab stay
People with a serious illness who want more comfort and support
Residents of assisted living, memory care, and independent living communities in Sandy
Adult children and caregivers who want one clear point of contact for a parent's care
Meet Your Providers
Our Sandy patients are cared for by Dr. Rachael Stubbs, MD and Desirée Eggett, NP. You see the same small team, so you are not starting over each visit.
How to Get Started
Reach out. Call 801-407-9409, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm Mountain time, or fill out our contact form. Families, care communities, and other providers can also refer.
Intake. Our team gathers health and insurance details and explains any expected costs before the first visit.
First visit. Your provider comes to you, gets to know you, and builds a care plan with you.
Referring providers can fax 801-341-9794 or email Intake@Dvorahealthcare.com.
Sandy House Call FAQ
Do you see patients in Sandy, Utah?
Yes. We see patients in their homes and in assisted living, memory care, and independent living communities throughout Sandy and the rest of Salt Lake County.
Can I come to your Sandy office for a visit?
No. Our Sandy office is for administration only. All patient visits happen where the patient lives.
Are you a home health or hospice agency?
No. Dvora Healthcare is a mobile physician group. Our physician and nurse practitioner provide medical care at home. We do not provide home health, hospice, or personal care services.
Can you help after a hospital stay at Alta View Hospital or another nearby hospital?
Yes. Our transitional care visits help patients settle in at home after a hospital stay. We review discharge instructions and medications and help arrange follow-up care.
Does insurance cover home-based primary care?
Coverage depends on your insurance plan. Before your first visit, our intake team checks your insurance and explains any expected copays, deductibles, or coinsurance.
What should I do in an emergency?
Call 911. Our house calls are scheduled visits during business hours and are not emergency care.
