Residential homes for adults with special needs
Platinum Care Homes in Utah
Designed for Dignity
& Everyday Joy
Platinum Care provides warm, well-staffed residential homes where adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities can live safely, build community, and enjoy meaningful independence.
Learning everyday skills together—building confidence one step at a time.
Daily Living
Residential homes that feel like family, built for Utah adults with special needs
At Platinum Care, we provide licensed residential services in Payson, Utah, with a second home opening in South Jordan within the next year. We focus on creating calm, structured homes where adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities receive dependable support, respectful care, and a true sense of belonging.
At Platinum Care, we don’t just provide housing—we help people live at home. By working closely with families and support coordinators, we support daily skills, health, and community participation so residents can grow, feel secure, and truly belong.
What residents experience day-to-day
Private and semi-private bedrooms in real neighborhood homes
24/7 awake staff trained in supporting adults with special needs
Calm, structured home environment with predictable routines
Nutritious, home-cooked meals with resident input
Transportation to appointments, day programs, employment, and community activities
Medication administration and health care coordination
Daily living skills coaching (hygiene, chores, cooking, budgeting, organization)
Behavior awareness and de-escalation support
Collaboration with therapists, nurses, and support coordinators
Safety supervision based on individual needs
Gradual, supported transition into the home
Consistent communication with families and support teams
Focus on long-term stability, independence, and quality of life
Life Skills & Independence
Everyday skills for confident living
We focus on practical life skills that promote independence, community participation, and personal growth.
Our programs are person-centered and delivered in real home and neighborhood settings.
A Note from Our Administrative Team
We created Platinum Care after many years of working directly with individuals, families, and support teams. As we began the process of building the business, we wanted to do it differently — guided by our experience and a genuine desire to serve at a high level.
Because the environment matters so much, we intentionally choose each home and neighborhood to support calm routines, safety, and everyday living. Our goal is for residents to experience a comfortable daily life, not just a place to stay.
We stay personally involved in our homes because relationships matter. We want residents to feel secure, families to feel confident, and support coordinators to know they can rely on us.
We understand that choosing a home is a big decision. If you ever have questions or want to talk through whether our home is a good fit, we are always happy to connect.
— The Platinum Care Administrative Team
Cindy
Our Programs Director, Cindy, has worked in RHS homes as both direct staff and management. Her experience gives her a practical understanding of day-to-day residential needs, staffing, and routine building. She is known for her calm nature and steady leadership, helping maintain a low-stress and supportive environment for residents and staff. Cindy also operated a wedding and catering business for over 20 years and has taught thermal cooking through community and humanitarian efforts. Her focus on routine, meal planning, and life skills helps residents feel comfortable and capable in their daily lives.
DJ
Our Director of Client Care, David (DJ), spent 10 years working in hospice in both direct care and administrative roles. He then owned and operated an assisted living facility for another 10 years, caring for individuals experiencing dementia and other challenges affecting the elderly. DJ is known for his compassion, dependability, and calm problem-solving approach. He places strong emphasis on dignity, clear expectations, and consistent support, which helps create stability for residents and confidence for families and teams.
Kelly
Our Director of Operations, Kelly, has over 10 years of experience managing finances, billing, and documentation for RHS programs. She is highly organized and detail-oriented, maintaining precise records and dependable communication. Kelly works with integrity and accountability and helps ensure compliance, timely paperwork, and consistent follow-through, making coordination smoother for support teams.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 801-979-3820
For families of adults with special needs
A home where your adult child is known, safe, and truly belongs
Choosing residential care is a big decision. Our promise is simple: we will care for your loved one the way we would want our own family members to be treated—with patience, respect, and genuine warmth.
You stay involved: regular updates and open communication with staff.
Your loved one has a voice: we listen to preferences and choices.
Familiar routines and visual supports for residents who need extra structure.
Respect for your family’s culture, faith, and traditions.
Thoughtful roommate matching to reduce overwhelm.
We invite you to tour our Payson home, see bedrooms and common areas, meet the team, and ask every question you have about daily life, safety, and long-term planning.
What to expect at your first visit
Real neighborhood home with private or semi-private bedrooms
Calm, structured environment with predictable daily routines
24/7 awake staff trained to support adults with special needs
Home-cooked meals with resident input and shared kitchen spaces
Support with hygiene, chores, cooking, budgeting, and organization
Medication administration and coordination of health care needs
Transportation to appointments, day programs, employment, and activities
Community outings and encouragement of personal interests
Behavior awareness, supervision, and safety supports as needed
Collaboration with therapists, nurses, and support coordinators
Gradual, supported move-in transition
Consistent communication with families and support teams
Focus on long-term stability, independence, and quality of life
Tip: Many families bring their adult child with them for a short visit first, then a longer visit if it feels like a good fit.
For support coordinators
Consistent communication, predictable programming, accurate documentation
Platinum Care partners closely with Utah support coordinators to ensure smooth admissions, clear documentation, and proactive communication for each individual served across our homes.
Services & Supports
24/7 residential habilitation with awake staff
ADL and IADL skills training embedded in daily routines
Medication administration and coordination of health care appointments
Behavior support plan implementation with consulting professionals
Community integration, outings, volunteering, and social activities
Transportation to medical, vocational, and community activities
Coordination with nurses, therapists, and day programs
Structured supervision and individualized safety planning
Budgeting guidance and representative payee coordination
Referral & Funding
Utah DSPD (DD/ID Waiver) funding accepted
Collaboration during referral review and placement planning
Pre-admission meetings and compatibility assessment
Transition and move-in support planning
Participation in ISP development and service implementation
Coordination with supported employment and day programs
Support with benefits stability and representative payee processes
Written program information and service expectations available
How We Work With You
Designated contact person for each individual served
Proactive communication when concerns or changes arise
Timely incident reporting and follow-up documentation
Participation in ISP meetings and Person-Centered Planning
Updates regarding health, behavior, and service needs
Collaboration with families and all involved providers
Honest discussion of capacity and compatibility prior to placement
Prompt response to calls and emails
Multiple homes, one standard of care
Our Utah residential homes
Each Platinum Care home is thoughtfully located in a safe, residential neighborhood close to parks, shopping, and community activities.
Payson Home – Now Open
Our flagship home in Payson is a peaceful, welcoming place to live, featuring comfortable bedrooms, open gathering spaces, and a spacious kitchen where residents participate in meals and build everyday skills. The home serves up to six residents, helping maintain a close, supportive household atmosphere.
- Licensed residential home for adults with special needs
- Close to parks, churches, and local activities
- Currently accepting new residents
- Single and shared room options
Status: Open and accepting referrals.
South Jordan Home – Opening Soon
The South Jordan residence will serve six individuals and provide consistent residential supports, predictable routines, and opportunities for independence and community engagement.
Residential neighborhood near amenities and transit
Designed for 24/7 support with accessible common areas
Matching program model and staffing expectations as Payson
Status: Opening within the next year. Waitlist now forming for individuals and support coordinators.
Inside our homes
A glimpse into life at Platinum Care
These photos are from our Payson home and reflect the warm, residential feel we are building into every Platinum Care location. Additional images will be added as the South Jordan home opens.
Questions families often ask
Frequently asked questions
If you don’t see your question here, please reach out. We are happy to walk you through details about daily life, safety, and next steps.
Who is a good fit for Platinum Care homes?
We serve adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities who need 24/7 residential support but do not require a skilled nursing facility. Many residents attend day programs, work part-time, or participate in community activities with our support.
Can my loved one move between homes if we relocate or needs change?
Because we operate multiple homes, we can sometimes transition residents between locations as openings allow. We work closely with families and support coordinators to determine the best fit based on needs, preferences, and home dynamics.
How involved can families be?
Families are always welcome for visits, calls, holidays, and care planning. We encourage ongoing involvement and will align on communication preferences so you feel informed and included.
What does a typical day look like?
Days are structured but flexible. Residents participate in morning routines, meals, chores, appointments, and community activities or day programs as appropriate. Evenings often include shared meals, games, TV, and time for personal interests.
How do we start the process?
You can contact us directly or ask your support coordinator to reach out. We will discuss your situation, confirm funding and fit, schedule a tour, and then plan a gradual transition that feels comfortable for your loved one.
Get in touch
Schedule a tour or request more information
Whether you are a family member or a support coordinator, we would love to connect. Tell us a bit about your situation, and we’ll follow up to share availability in Payson and timelines for South Jordan.
Call or email -
Phone: 801-979-3820
Email: [email protected]