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Nancy Price

I’ve had both hips replaced as well as one knee. Dixie Home has helped me through all these procedures and I am very happy with them. They are professional, kind, caring and concerned for my welfare. I consider them my caregivers as well as friends. Can’t say enough good about their services!

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Scott Emett

I highly recommend Dixie Home Rehab. Less than two weeks ago I had a full knee replacement. Mike Plum is my PT. He is excellent. He is a good teacher and has a positive approach. I am very happy with the results I am achieving.

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Chris Brackin

I had a total hip replacement on a Thursday. Pam RN from Dixie Home Rehab called and came by on Friday. She was very kind and truly concerned about my health and recovery Follow-up calls to make sure I was doing good or had any needs or concern. Physical Therapist Mike came to the house to get me started on my recovery. He had a great attitude about my recovery that gave me confidence that I was in good hands. He was professional, obviously knowledgeable about his trade and knew exactly what I needed, along with being easy to talk with. I would definitely call him again and recommend him to anyone in need of his services.

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dianne chipman

My husband has been on hospice for several months, and we are so impressed with the care he receives. Zoe and Shalene come weekly, and they are so wonderful. They help my husband so much. They are so kind, caring and go the extra mile. They’ve brought life into our home and we will love them forever and always. Spencer comes and helps Ken with his showers,he is amazing,kind and helpful.Please let Them know how much they are appreciated. We are so pleased with the care we receive with Dixie hospice. I am so stressed but watching the care Ken receives I am so grateful for being able to call and be reassured I am doing the best for him.. You are family sending love from us to you💕💕💕💕

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Shane Dieter

My father passed away on June 4th of this year, and during his final months, Dixie Hospice walked with us every step of the way. Other than my wife and me, they were his primary caregivers—and I honestly don’t know how we would have made it through without them. One important thing I want people to understand: hospice is not necessarily a death sentence. It's a deeply supportive resource, especially when your loved one’s health makes regular doctor visits difficult. For us, hospice became a lifeline. It provided medical support, emotional relief, and peace of mind in a time that was otherwise overwhelming. The team at Dixie Hospice was made up of absolute angels. They helped with my father's medications, bathing, and physical care—but just as importantly, they treated him like a human being. They spoke with him patiently and kindly, with warmth and authenticity. They made him feel seen. They were also truly dependable. On multiple occasions, they drove 45 minutes out to Rockville, UT, even late at night, simply because we needed them. Their responsiveness was unwavering, and their presence was calming. There are several standout individuals I want to name publicly, because they deserve recognition: Victoria, Pamela, Jordyn, Dabrei, Liz, and Jimmy. These are some of the most compassionate, caring, and beautiful humans I’ve ever encountered. I apologize if I forgot anyone; you all were stellar humans. Dixie Home Rehab, Palliative, and Hospice didn’t just care for my father—they carried us through one of the most emotionally difficult periods of our lives. I would recommend them wholeheartedly to anyone walking a similar path. We’re forever grateful—not just for their service, but for their humanity.