Meet Our Team

With over 15 years of experience in the financial services industry, I bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to my role as a business owner and caregiver advocate. My journey began as I owned and operated a practice alongside my father, where we provided financial guidance and support to our clients. However, when my father fell ill and required extensive care from caregivers, I witnessed firsthand the profound impact they had on our family and his quality of life in his final years.

Motivated by this experience, I spent the next seven years searching for a way to make a meaningful difference in the caregiving space. Ultimately, I decided to purchase two Home Instead franchises in Bountiful and Salt Lake City, where I am dedicated to providing compassionate care and support to seniors and their families.

Outside of work, I find immense joy in spending time with my wife, Alysa, and our three children, Colin, Wesley, and Maisy. Whether we're cheering on our favorite sports teams—the Utah Jazz, BYU Cougars, and New York Yankees—or coaching our kids in their various athletic pursuits, family time is always a top priority.

Alysa Davis is a Billing and Payroll Specialist with a background in administration and business management. She graduated from UVU Woodbury School of Business in Hospitality back in 2010. Over the years, Alysa has worn many hats, juggling her roles as a successful entrepreneur alongside her husband and as a dedicated mom to three kids. When she's not crunching numbers or running her businesses, Alysa can be found coaching group fitness and tumbling classes, a passion she's pursued for over six years. She's also an avid traveler, often hitting the road with her family for new adventures. Whether she's hiking trails or training for marathons, Alysa's love for the outdoors keeps her active and energized.

Pursuing a career change, Sarah became a Care Professional for Home Instead in 2012 to fulfill a desire to help people. She quickly discovered a talent for caring for those with the most challenging needs, especially those facing Alzheimer's disease. When she entered into this field, she knew she would be helping others in a meaningful way, but what she didn't know was that they would be helping her. "There has been no greater lesson in life than having the privilege of caring for Seniors. The wisdom each has passed along is invaluable and I cherish every bond I have formed. Giving their loved ones peace of mind was another great unexpected reward." This is not just a job for Sarah, it is a mission; to be able to share her passion for teaching others how to give the most of themselves in hopes of improving the quality of someone else's life. Now, Sarah is a Care Professional Mentor & Trainer and loving every bit of it. She spends her free time hiking in the beautiful canyons surrounding Salt Lake City with her husband and Yellow Lab, Duke.

Bruce came to Home Instead with a passion to work with Seniors and people in need of care. He was looking for a job that gave meaning to his life. After many years of management experience in retail and as a small business owner, he joined Home Instead. Bruce is compassionate and caring, he brings with him many years of training skills and management. He is a blessing to the clients and CAREGivers that he works with. Bruce is married with 3 children. His favorite thing to do is be with his 11 grandchildren and spending time in his garden.

Born in Salt Lake City, Dennis Hilton has lived here his entire life and worked for a home health and hospice agency before joining our Home Instead team. Dennis has a great passion for helping people find the best care possible through his many years’ experience in networking, combined with top-notch marketing skills. He enjoys meeting and getting to know people, to find out how we can best serve them. Dennis, being a huge soccer and football fanatic, enjoys spending his spare time with his wife and 3 children, Sara, Matt, and Libby.

My passion for senior care began as a child when I witnessed my mother’s frustration over the lack of proper care for my great-grandmother in a nursing home. That moment shaped my mother’s career as a nursing home operator, and in turn, it inspired my lifelong commitment to improving care for the elderly. 

I worked in various roles at my mother’s facility, from cleaning floors to cooking meals. After my first year of college, I pursued a nursing degree, becoming an RN in the 1970s and later advancing to a Family Nurse Practitioner. My career has spanned nursing homes, hospitals, and private practice, always striving to provide compassionate, high-quality care. 

For 34 years, I served as an Associate Teaching Professor of Nursing at Brigham Young University while also practicing pediatric primary care. My contributions to the profession include serving on Utah’s Prescriptive Practice Board, working with the American Association of Nurse Practitioners' Certification Board, and serving two terms as a commissioner for the organization. 

Through it all, I have followed my mother’s guiding principle: always strive to do better.  

Outside of my work, I love to travel and cherish time with my four children and ten grandchildren.