Our award-winning team specializes in assisting seniors in their homes by providing caregivers you can trust.
Caring for an aging loved one is one of the most meaningful — and most demanding — roles you can take on. At Aspen Senior Care, we believe caregivers need care too.
We know that you expect the best care for your loved one. With our team of professional caregivers – many who have been with us for 10+ years – you can rest assured that your loved one will get the best of the best. We only hire caregivers who share our passion for helping seniors in Utah live comfortably and independently in their own homes. We care about the character of our caregivers and want to be sure they are caregivers you can trust.
Other agencies hire whoever meets their basic standards. We are very choosy about the type of caregivers we ask to join our team and only hire those we would trust to take good care of our own family members. Our caregivers are compassionate, caring, and dependable people who want to help others and who also share our strong family values and the highest of ethical standards.

We carefully evaluate each of our caregivers with a thorough interview and background check. We train them as Certified Companion Aides, Certified Nursing Assistants, or both to ensure they are confident and competent when working with our clients. We also provide our caregivers with certified hospice training, dementia care training, and total care training.
Our in-person monthly in-service training covers important educational topics including safe lifting techniques, transfers, diabetic care, dealing with challenging situations, and much more. As you can see, quality training is important to us!
Along with our monthly in-service topics, our professional caregivers use Teepa Snow’s Positive Approach to Care training series to better understand memory loss and how using this approach improves the quality of life for both the caregiver and the person receiving care. The positive approach focuses on what individuals with dementia CAN do at each stage of the disease instead of focusing on the skills they have lost.
We know that the loss of independence is difficult for you or your loved one, and it can be hard to accept help with tasks which are no longer easy to accomplish. Often these areas include delicate day-to-day personal care or household needs. Our professional caregivers step in to assist in these areas and ensure each person in our care feels dignity and respect as we lend a helping hand.
Each person’s needs are unique and we strive to ensure that we achieve the best client-caregiver partnership possible. After a no-cost assessment, our office staff carefully chooses the best fit for each individual in our care and introduces them at the first meeting. Field supervisors also follow up every few weeks to touch base and ensure we are meeting our clients’ needs and wants.
We create a safe, nurturing environment.
We care for and serve others.
We are builders.
We see the good in people.
We value the gifts and uniqueness of all.
We support families.
We are honest and trustworthy.
We are accountable, dependable, and consistent.
We show respect and professionalism.
We are transparent.
We are a safe place.
We respect the boundaries of others.
We bring passion to every day.
We serve with heart and purpose.
We inspire love, service, and excellence.
We love what we do and do what we love.
We go above and beyond.
We are focused.
We deliver results.
We are organized and show great attention to detail.
We are always prepared.
We do our best work.
We solve problems quickly.
We strive for continual improvement.
We communicate effectively.
We are The Aspen Family.
We are active and reflective listeners.
We are intuitive and sensitive.
We create a fun and enjoyable environment.
We treat others with kindness and inclusion.
We assume the best.
We seek to share our light with others.
“They’re always dependable, and I know they’ll always be there.”
– Peggy B.
“Our caregiver treats Mom like her own family. She’s not just a helper, she’s a blessing.”
– The Johnson Family
''The services from Aspen Senior Care made me feel like my father was being cared for by people that truly care about him.'
- Ron S.
''The services have had a huge impact on my life because the caregivers do all the things that I can't do.'
- Shirley M.


Aspen Senior Day Center in Provo is the only licensed senior day program in Utah Valley. Here, seniors engage in music, exercise, games, nutritious meals, and friendships that bring joy back into their days. Families gain time to rest, work, or simply breathe, knowing their loved one is in a safe, enriching environment.
Why Caregiver Support Matters
Even the most committed caregivers experience stress, exhaustion, and burnout without proper support. Our goal is to:
Relieve caregiver stress
by offering reliable help and support resources
Educate families
on how to navigate the challenges of senior care
Provide community connection
so caregivers don’t feel alone
Improve quality of life
for both caregivers and their loved ones
Caregiver Support Groups
Resources for Caregivers:
Educational Resources
Gain access to tools, articles, and one-on-one guidance on:
• Managing caregiver stress
• Understanding Alzheimer’s and other dementia behaviors
• Planning for care transitions (home care, hospice, respite)
• Communicating with home health & hospice
Even the most loving caregivers need time off. We offer:
Short-term In-Home Care — a trained caregiver steps in so you can take a break
Adult Day Center Options — safe, engaging daytime care for your loved one
Overnight or Weekend Coverage — for vacations, business trips, or emergencies
We connect families with trusted partners for:
Home health and hospice services
Counseling and mental health support
Financial and long-term care insurance guidance
Waiting until burnout becomes a crisis
Trying to manage everything without professional support
Neglecting their own physical and emotional health
Feeling guilty about asking for help
Our caregiver resources are designed to prevent these challenges before they start.
You may benefit from caregiver resources if you’re experiencing:
Fatigue, poor sleep, or health issues from caregiving stress
Feeling isolated, anxious, or emotionally drained
Difficulty balancing caregiving with work or family life
Guilt about taking time for yourself
Reaching out for help isn’t a weakness — it’s a way to ensure your loved one continues to receive quality care.
Peace of Mind: Know you have professional support and a plan
Connection: Build relationships with other caregivers
Education: Gain confidence through knowledge and skills
Time Back: Take needed breaks while your loved one is cared for
No, community support groups are open to all caregivers in Utah Valley.
Call our office to schedule a consultation — we can often initiate the process within 24–48 hours.
Yes, we have a dedicated specialist who helps families file claims and get benefits approved quickly.
Get the Support You Need Today
You don’t have to do this alone. Call Aspen Senior Care at 801-224-5910 (Orem) or 801-607-2300 (Provo) to schedule respite care. Because caring for yourself is one of the most important ways you can care for the people you love.

We provide non-medical care for seniors and partner with home health, hospice, and other senior care professionals. Call us today!
In Home Care Office - Orem UT
Utah Valley: 801-224-5910
Aspen Senior Daycare Center - Provo UT
Provo Utah: 801-224-5910
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