Assisted Living Costs in Clinton, UT

Assisted living in Clinton averages $3,650 a month, with rates across the city's two communities falling in the $3,000 - $4,300/mo range. Aspen Cove and The Peaks at Clinton both seat 66 residents, but your actual figure depends on the apartment you choose and the level of daily help written into the care plan. Lighter-care residents land near the lower end; those needing heavy daily support pay toward the top.

The base rate covers the apartment, three meals a day, housekeeping, laundry, activities, and 24-hour staffing. A separate care fee covers personal help such as medication management, bathing, dressing, and mobility support. Because that care fee scales with need, two residents in the same building can see different monthly totals.

Two things move the number: the apartment and the care load. A shared or smaller unit with light assistance sits near the bottom of $3,000 - $4,300/mo, while a private apartment with daily hands-on help reaches the top. The two communities also differ in shape, since Aspen Cove is a continuum campus and accepts Medicaid while The Peaks runs a large dedicated memory care program, so their pricing structures are not identical.

It reaches the care charges, not your rent and meals. Utah runs two relevant waivers, the Aging Waiver and the New Choices Waiver for someone moving out of a nursing facility, and both have medical and income tests a resident has to clear. Of the two Clinton buildings, Aspen Cove is the one that takes Medicaid. Tell our advisor about the household finances and we will check where you stand.

Memory care typically runs higher than assisted living because it adds a secured setting, more staff per resident, and activities built for memory loss. The higher figure reflects added care and supervision, not a markup. Both Clinton communities offer memory care, so a family can compare the two levels under the same roof rather than moving someone twice.

Think of the advertised figure as a floor, not a forecast. It usually reflects a smaller apartment with only base services attached and no care fee yet. The real bill arrives after a nurse sits down and scores how much daily assistance someone needs, then adds that level to the rent. The cleanest way to plan is to ask for one combined quote on the exact apartment and care level you are weighing, and our advisor can pull that for you from either Clinton building.

Yes. Within Clinton, choosing a shared or smaller apartment and confirming Medicaid eligibility at Aspen Cove can bring the monthly figure down. There are also more communities across Davis County at a range of price points. Our advisor can pull together options that match your budget without trimming the care someone actually needs.

Almost everyone opens with personal money, whether that is monthly retirement income, what has built up in savings, or cash freed up after a house sells. From there the pieces vary by household. Some tap a long-term care insurance policy for monthly reimbursement, a household tied to Hill Air Force Base may layer the veterans Aid and Attendance benefit on top of income, and a qualifying resident at Aspen Cove can route the care charges through Medicaid. Our advisor helps you stack the right combination.