COMMUNITY NURSING SERVICES
Mission & History

Creating Moments & Exceptional Experiences That Heal

Over the past 90 years Community Nursing Services (CNS), has expanded services and coverage areas to meet the needs of Utahns statewide. As Utah’s oldest nonprofit home health care agency, CNS is committed to providing care regardless of insurance coverage or ability to pay.

Our nine offices are accessible to 93% of Utahns; we deliver a wide range of health care services including:

  • Home Health Care

  • Hospice Care & Palliative Care

  • Immunizations and Flu Shots

  • Specialty Infusion Therapy Pharmacy

  • Oxygen and Respiratory Services

  • Telehealth

  • Physical Therapy

CNS serves thousands of Utahns throughout the state and administers more than 45,000 immunization and flu shots each year. We are proud to partner with the Utah Home Health Coalition (UHHC), providing services to individuals and families in all counties, cities and towns in Utah. 

The CNS Charitable Care Program donates services and care to thousands of low-income, uninsured and underinsured Utahns of all ages.  We have been a United Way Salt Lake Promise Partner  for over ten years. 

CNS is certified by the Community Health Accreditation Program (CHAP) and has been recognized as Best of State in various categories since 2010.

 
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Our Mission

We create exceptional moments and experiences that heal individuals and families by providing compassionate care and by putting health, dignity, comfort, and well-being first. We are a non-profit organization, and it is our privilege to serve you and the communities in which we live.

 

CNS HISTORY

CNS was established in 1928 to provide nursing care for sick people in their homes as an alternative to hospitalization. CNS began as a voluntary non-profit agency, when the existing Visiting Nursing Association of Salt Lake and the Private Duty Registry were combined. In 1930, Salt Lake Community Nursing Services became a participating agency of the Community Chest, later to be known as United Way.

Today, we employ over 650 associates in 9 locations from Logan to St. George.  

Community Nursing Services is committed to cultivating a culture of equity, diversity and inclusion in the workplace and in the communities we serve.  We strive to embrace individual uniqueness and foster an environment where each person feels valued and empowered with a sense of belonging.  We value inclusion as a core strength and an essential element of our Mission to put health, dignity, comfort and well-being first.