Solstice Home Health, LLC
1250 East 3900 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84124 · Medicare-certified home health agency
📞 Call this agency — (801) 485-1035
This star is built from outcome measures across the agency’s recent Medicare patients and lags real conditions by a year or more. CMS does not publish the patient count behind it here, so a small agency’s star can rest on a thin sample. Treat it as one signal, not a verdict — the measure-by-measure record is on Care Compare below.
100% of this agency’s patients got better at taking their medicines correctly by mouth across about 77 recent Medicare patients, against 88.07% nationally. Medicare rates it better than national rate for patients who went back to living in the community after their care. 51% of the 8 families surveyed said they would definitely recommend it.
How this agency’s patients did
| Measure | This agency | National | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Started care in a timely manner 110 patients | 97.27% | 96.51% | about the same |
| Got better at walking or moving around 78 patients | 96.15% | 88.6% | too few patients to compare |
| Got better at getting in and out of bed 78 patients | 98.83% | 89.71% | too few patients to compare |
| Got better at bathing 78 patients | 100% | 90.63% | too few patients to compare |
| Breathing improved 80 patients | 100% | 91.31% | too few patients to compare |
| Got better at taking their medicines correctly by mouth 77 patients | 100% | 88.07% | too few patients to compare |
| Medication problems acted on promptly by a doctor 110 patients | 97.27% | 94.45% | about the same |
| Discharge function score 78 patients | 94.87% | 71.74% | too few patients to compare |
| Checked whether the patient had a flu shot 51 patients | 86.27% | 64.24% | too few patients to compare |
| Developed or worsened a pressure sore 96 patients | 1.91% | 0.23% | too few patients to compare |
| Had a fall causing major injury 109 patients | 0.92% | 0.93% | too few patients to compare |
These come from the OASIS assessments the agency itself submits to Medicare, so they are self-reported and lag by a year or more. “Better” and “worse” here mean this provider differs from the national figure by more than 10% of it and by more than half a percentage point; anything closer reads “about the same”. That second test matters on the rare-event rows — a national rate of 0.2% would otherwise make almost any provider look remarkable. CMS does not publish a significance test for these measures, so where fewer than 100 patients sit behind a rate — or where the national rate is low enough that a handful of events would swing it — we print both numbers and decline to grade, rather than call a named provider worse than average on the strength of three patients.
Hospital stays and getting home
| Measure | This agency | National | Medicare’s call |
|---|---|---|---|
| Patients who went back to living in the community after their care Higher is better. 68 patients | 89.42% | 77.71% | Better Than National Rate |
| Patients readmitted to a hospital when it might have been prevented Lower is better. 20 patients | 3.99% | 4.12% | Same As National Rate |
| Patients admitted to a hospital when it might have been prevented Lower is better. 50 patients | 11.55% | 10.83% | Same As National Rate |
These three are risk-adjusted by CMS for how sick each agency’s patients were, which the table above is not — so they are the fairer comparison between agencies serving different populations. The verdict in the last column is Medicare’s own, published with the rate; we have not recalculated it.
What patients said (HHCAHPS survey)
| Measure | Percent of patients | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Team gave care in a professional way | 74% | ||
| Team communicated well | 80% | ||
| Team discussed medicines, pain and home safety | 57% | ||
| Rated the agency 9 or 10 out of 10 | 51% | ||
| Would definitely recommend the agency | 51% |
Based on 8 completed surveys, a 9% response rate. A low response rate means the families who answered may not represent everyone the agency served.
About this agency
Ownership: Proprietary
Medicare-certified since: 05/30/2014
Services offered: Skilled nursing, Physical therapy, Occupational therapy, Speech therapy, Medical social services, Home health aide
Medicare spending per episode of care: 0.86× the national figure — 14% less than average. This measures cost, not quality.
Other Medicare-certified agencies in Utah
- Active Home Health Sandy, UT 5 of 5
- Atlas Home Care Layton, UT 5 of 5
- Summit Home Health St. George St. George, UT 2.5 of 5
- Sunshine Home Health Logan, UT 2 of 5
- Horizon Home Health (horizon Pediatric Home Care) Orem, UT 1.5 of 5
- Horizon Home Health- Salt Lake Murray, UT 1.5 of 5
- Afi Advanced Care Home Health, LLC Layton, UT
- Amazing Care Home Health Services LLC South Ogden, UT
Families are usually choosing between several agencies, not evaluating one. Each link opens the same record for that agency. See all agencies in Utah.
What this rating measures
Medicare rates home-health agencies on a quality of patient care star — based on how much patients improve (walking, getting in and out of bed, managing medications) and how often care follows recommended practices. See our guides on home care vs. assisted living and the Medicare post-hospital benefit.
Full quality record
The complete, current CMS record for this provider — every quality measure and patient-experience result — lives on Medicare’s official Care Compare tool. We link straight to it rather than repackaging a stale copy.
Certification, contact details, and star rating from the CMS Care Compare dataset (public domain), retrieved 2026-07-17. Quality measures from the CMS home health public reporting file, July 2026 release. Care Compare is the authoritative source for the full quality record and for the provider’s current phone number.