Autumn Care Assisted Living at 336 West 300 North is Hyde Park's one community keeping a furnished room open for short stays, and its 22-bed size means a guest enters a household rather than a campus. A respite stay runs a set stretch of days or weeks: three daily meals, help with bathing and medications, overnight staffing, and the same activities permanent residents join, with a departure date set from the start.
Three situations bring Hyde Park families to 1 option in town. A caregiver needs time away for a medical procedure or travel. An older adult has left Logan Regional Hospital a few miles south and is not yet ready for an empty house. Or a family wants an honest trial inside Autumn Care before committing to a permanent move.
Inside a Short Stay at Autumn Care
Autumn Care carries both assisted living and memory care across its 22 beds. Assisted-living guests receive meals in a shared dining room, help with medications and dressing, laundry, and staff on hand overnight. Memory-care respite is also part of what Autumn Care offers; because a 22-bed home depends on real-time occupancy, an advisor can confirm whether a memory-care room is free for specific dates. Assisted-living respite in Cache Valley runs in the $140 to $185 per day range, paid privately, with memory-care stays carrying a higher figure. Each home sets its own minimum booking, often two to four weeks, with Autumn Care's current floor worth confirming when planning.
Who Pays for a Hyde Park Respite Stay
A short stay at Autumn Care is charged daily as a private cost, typically above what dividing the long-term monthly rate produces because the room is reserved briefly. Assisted-living short stays fall outside Medicare. The only Medicare respite provision covers a short inpatient break inside a hospice enrollment, a different situation entirely. Utah's Medicaid waivers fund qualifying long-term placements, not short private bookings. By 2026 national benchmarks, the assisted-living respite average runs near $175 a day; Cache Valley generally tracks below that. Veterans' programs and long-term-care insurance policies may cover part of the daily charge and are worth checking before booking.
A Small Town with One Clear Option
Hyde Park has roughly 640 residents aged 65 or older from a total of about 5,400, a smaller senior share than neighboring Cache Valley towns. Whether Autumn Care has a room open on a specific week is the practical question for most families. Assisted-living rooms turn over with reasonable frequency; memory-care openings at a 22-bed home can close on short notice.
Why Families Choose Hyde Park for a Short Stay
For a family rooted in Hyde Park, a short stay at Autumn Care means visits happen without a drive anywhere. Someone leaving Logan Regional can settle in minutes from their own doctor and congregation, with family able to stop by on an ordinary evening. Staff learn a guest's preferences within the first few days. When a respite stay turns into a permanent move, the decision comes from having lived inside the household long enough to know, not from outside pressure.
What a Local Advisor Brings to Hyde Park
Autumn Care is Hyde Park's one option, so the work shifts from comparison to confirmation. The daily rate, minimum-stay floor, and open-room status all move as the 22-bed home fills. Memory-care arrangements hinge on a specific room being free, not a standing policy.
An advisor confirms those details before a family sets a plan in motion. Talk with us about a Hyde Park respite stay, and we will tell you what Autumn Care holds right now.
