NON-MEDICAL IN-HOME CARE · ST. GEORGE, UTAH
Compassionate care.
Comfort at home.
Help your loved one feel supported in the place they know best. Good Samaritan Senior Care provides thoughtful help with daily routines, companionship, and relief for family caregivers.
Let’s talk about your family’s needs, schedule, and next steps.
The right help for everyday life
From personal care to meaningful companionship, we shape support around your loved one’s routines and preferences.
Personal care
Respectful assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting.
Companionship
Friendly conversation, shared activities, and a reassuring presence.
Meals & light housekeeping
Meal preparation and care-related household tasks that help make home comfortable.
Dementia support
Patient help with familiar routines and everyday personal care.
Respite for families
Time for family caregivers to rest, work, or attend to other responsibilities.
Support alongside hospice
Non-medical personal care and companionship alongside your hospice team.
Why choose Good Samaritan Senior Care?
Dignity comes first
We respect privacy, personal choices, and the routines that make each person feel at home.
Care shaped around you
We discuss the support your loved one needs and a schedule that works for your family.
Experience & communication
Our owner’s caregiving and CNA background informs our approach. We keep families involved as care needs change.
We serve families in St. George with a personal, compassionate approach to non-medical care.
What to expect when you contact us
01 · Share your needs
Call or email us to share the daily tasks your loved one needs help with, your concerns, and your preferred schedule. You do not need to have every answer before reaching out.
02 · Review care together
We’ll discuss routines, preferences, and care needs, including whether an in-home assessment is needed. We’ll explain availability, visit requirements, and pricing so you can make an informed decision.
03 · Arrange care
Before care begins, we’ll agree on the services, schedule, rates, and expectations. As needs change, talk with us about reviewing the support your loved one receives.
Questions families often ask
How much does care cost?
Rates depend on the care needed, visit length, and schedule. Contact us for a quote for your family. We’ll discuss rates and payment terms before services begin.
Is there a minimum visit length?
Visit requirements vary by the type of support and schedule. Tell us what you need, including shorter visits, and we’ll explain the applicable minimum and pricing.
Can we arrange overnight or 24-hour care?
Contact us to discuss overnight, live-in, or 24-hour support. We’ll review your loved one’s needs and caregiver availability, then explain the appropriate coverage and rates.
Is this medical or nursing care?
We provide non-medical help with daily routines, personal care, companionship, and household tasks related to care. Medical treatment and nursing services are managed by your healthcare or hospice team.
Can you support someone living with dementia?
We offer patient assistance with familiar routines, companionship, and personal care. We’ll discuss your loved one’s needs to determine whether our support is a suitable fit.
Service Area
Good Samaritan Senior Care proudly serves seniors and families in St. George and surrounding Southern Utah communities, as well as Mesquite, Nevada.
Our Service Area
Proudly based in St. George, serving Southern Utah and surrounding communities. Statewide in-home care services may also be arranged upon request.
You don’t have to navigate care alone.
A conversation is a good place to begin. Tell us what your family needs, and we’ll help you understand the next steps.
Phone: 435-200-9383
Email: sanft@gsscmail.com
Serving St. George, Utah
Good Samaritan Senior Care provides non-medical assistance. Medical treatment is managed by your healthcare or hospice team.
