Rocky Mountain Care – The Lodge is certified as a Medicare and Medicaid facility and has been approved to provide these services since 1998-01-08. Medicare covers short-term skilled nursing care (typically up to 100 days after a qualifying hospital stay). Medicaid covers long-term care for residents who meet financial eligibility requirements. Contact the facility at (435) 654-5500 or your local Medicaid office to verify current eligibility.

Rocky Mountain Care – The Lodge holds an overall CMS (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services) rating of 3 out of 5 stars. This is made up of three components: Health Inspection (3★), Staffing (4★), and Quality of Resident Care (4★). Our independent composite quality score — which uses the raw underlying CMS numbers to break ties between similarly-rated facilities — is 75.1/100, placing it #5894 of 14703 facilities nationally and #62 of 97 in Utah. Star ratings are a useful starting point, but the composite score and individual sub-ratings give a more complete picture for families comparing facilities.

Each resident at Rocky Mountain Care – The Lodge receives a reported average of 4 hours 1 minute of total nurse staffing per day. This breaks down as: Registered Nurse (RN) coverage — 1 hour 23 minutes; Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) — 15 minutes; Nurse Aide — 2 hours 24 minutes. On weekends, total nurse staffing is 3 hours 33 minutes per resident per day. The CMS Staffing Rating for this facility is 4 out of 5. The national average for total nursing hours is approximately 3.5 hrs/day. Total nursing staff turnover is 62.6%. Families are encouraged to ask about current staffing schedules during their facility visit.

In the current reporting period, the facility received 1 fine(s) totaling $32,029. 9 substantiated complaints were recorded across the 5-year period — families should request details from the facility or review CMS inspection findings. There were 1 Medicare payment denial(s) in the current period. In the most recent CMS reporting period, the facility received 1 fine(s) totaling $32,029, and 1 Medicare payment denial(s). Total penalties: 2. The Total Weighted Health Survey Score is 47.75 (lower scores are better). Full inspection history and complaint details are available at medicare.gov/care-compare.

Nationally, Rocky Mountain Care – The Lodge ranks 5894th out of 14,703 facilities (composite score: 75.1/100), placing it in the above average nationwide. Within UT, it ranks 62nd out of 97 nursing homes. For 2026 staffing: total nurse hours rank #4,683 nationally and RN hours rank #728 nationally (#24 in UT). Our composite quality score of 75.1/100 weighs health inspections, quality of resident care, staffing hours, compliance record, and five-year performance trends — giving a more complete picture than CMS star ratings alone, which can place hundreds of facilities in the same 5-star bucket. To browse and compare all nursing homes in Heber City, visit: https://nursinghomesnearme.org/utah/heber-city/