House Call Doctor in Taylorsville, Utah
Taylorsville is right in the middle of the Salt Lake Valley, with quiet streets of 1960s and 70s homes between Redwood Road and Bangerter Highway. Many people who raised families here are now in their seventies and eighties and want to stay put. Dvora Healthcare helps make that easier. Our physician and nurse practitioner make house calls to patients at home and in assisted living, memory care, and independent living communities.
Dvora is a physician-led practice without a walk-in clinic. Home health, hospice, and personal care are outside what we do.
Dial 801-407-9409 or request a Taylorsville appointment.
Across Taylorsville
We visit homes near Valley Regional Park and the Salt Lake Community College Redwood campus, in neighborhoods along 4700 South and 5400 South, and on the west side near Bangerter Highway and the Summit Vista area.
For a parent who uses a walker or oxygen, a home visit skips the hardest part of seeing a doctor, which is getting there.
Services for Taylorsville Patients
Mobile Primary Care
We provide everyday medical care at home, including annual wellness visits, new problems, medication refills, lab orders, and referrals, from a provider who knows you. Primary care details.
Palliative Care
Palliative care helps people with a serious illness feel as well as possible. It focuses on symptoms, comfort, and clear conversations about what matters to you. It is different from hospice and can be combined with treatment. Palliative care details.
Chronic Care Management
Managing COPD, diabetes, heart failure, or kidney disease is ongoing work. Between house calls, our staff tracks prescriptions, test results, and upcoming specialist visits. Chronic care details.
Transitional Care
When you come home from Holy Cross Hospital – Jordan Valley West or another hospital, a transitional care visit can review your discharge instructions and medicines and set up follow-up. Transitional care details.
Taylorsville Assisted Living and Memory Care We Serve
Residents we see in Taylorsville communities include those at:
Legacy House of Taylorsville (Gold Medal Drive)
Legacy Village of Taylorsville, a memory care community (3200 West)
Summit Vista and its Meadow Peak care building (Summit Vista Boulevard)
Call us if your family member lives somewhere else in Taylorsville. Listing a community here only tells families we can visit there. None of them is a Dvora partner, and none has recommended us.
Hospitals Serving Taylorsville
Holy Cross Hospital – Jordan Valley West, West Valley City
Holy Cross Hospital – Jordan Valley, West Jordan
Intermountain Medical Center, Murray
Who We Help
Longtime Taylorsville homeowners who want to stay in their own homes
Seniors using walkers, wheelchairs, or home oxygen
Neighbors near Valley Regional Park managing several conditions
Patients recovering after a stay at Jordan Valley West
People with serious illness who want more comfort
Residents of Legacy House, Legacy Village, or Summit Vista
Taylorsville's Dvora Providers
Desirée Eggett, NP, and Dr. Rachael Stubbs, MD, travel to Taylorsville homes between Redwood Road and Bangerter Highway.
Get Started
Call 801-407-9409 Monday through Friday from 9 to 5 Mountain time, or use the contact form.
Intake: our staff asks about medical needs, checks insurance, and reviews expected costs.
First visit: your provider arrives at your Taylorsville home or community.
Taylorsville referrals from doctors or care communities can be faxed to 801-341-9794 or emailed to Intake@Dvorahealthcare.com.
Taylorsville Patient Questions
Do you see patients on both sides of Redwood Road?
Yes. We visit all of Taylorsville, from the neighborhoods near the SLCC Redwood campus to the west side by Bangerter Highway.
My father uses home oxygen and rarely leaves the house. Can you see him?
Yes. Seeing patients who find it hard to leave home is exactly what house calls are for. We can visit him where he lives.
Can you help after a stay at Holy Cross Hospital – Jordan Valley West?
Yes. That hospital is nearby in West Valley City. Once you are home, we can review the discharge summary, sort out medication changes, and schedule follow-up.
Are you a home health agency?
No. We are a mobile physician group. A home health agency, hospice, or caregiving company is a different kind of provider.
Does insurance cover your house calls?
Plans differ. Our intake team verifies your coverage up front and tells you about any out-of-pocket costs before we come.
Do you see patients at your office?
No. Our office in Sandy is administrative only. All patient visits take place where the patient lives.
