Bel Aire Senior Living

Bel Aire Senior Living had something like two adjoining rooms, which could provide the two bathrooms my mom was looking for her if she and dad were to move into a facility. The two staff that I met during my visit was both nice and seemed to be very accommodating. The residents seemed to be content and happy as well.

Everyone! I placed my monther-in-law into the loving care of Bel Aire after she had been with another faciltiy for several months. I moved her from the south Provo area to American Fork just for Bel Aire. While this was a litlle more of a commute for our family, she was worth it and so was Bel Aire! I love everything about Bel Aire. Not only was her room beautiful and well kept, but everything about the home from the time you walk in was warm and inviting. The staff there is amazing. They really made her feel like she was their own mom or grandmother. It was common for me to stop by and find one of the staff reading her a book, or brushing her hair. Sometimes I would find that a homemade milkshake made from ensure and ice cream had been personally made for her because it was her favorite. I have personally recommended Bel Aire to many of my friends and I strongly urge anoyone reading this review to make visiting Bel Aire a top priority for their family member.

I have an elderly friend who was in need of a facility like this. They were extremely helpful in working with her income level, Personal needs and making her comfortable. The service went beyond just getting us into the facilities. Over the years we have been taken care of in getting her to doctor appointments, letting us know if there are any concerns or changes in her health and keeping us involved. It has been a great blessing in our life and the life of our dear friend in the facility.

The facility was clean, the staff was very friendly to me and seemed to really care about the residents. The senior residents seemed genuinely happy there.

As I walked in, I noticed the clean atmosphere of the facility. There wasn't an odor. As I walked around, I noticed the residents were sleeping or in there rooms. They looked bored as if there wasn't enough activities. The rooms were small. There were two larger rooms at the end. The smaller rooms only fit a small bed and a recliner. The wheel chair was hard to move around without bumping into the wall. The bathroom was also small. The food was reasonable and in large quantities. The employees were friendly. There was a small area outside were the residents can go. The bathroom was clean and free of odor. The upstairs were the offices.

This is a very nice facility. My favorite part about it are all the activities the staff have planned for the residents. There is everything from BINGO, to massage therapy, to sing-a-longs and cooking classes. There is even a sit dance and dance activity. There is always something to keep the residents busy and active. They seem to love the association with others and the constant mental and physical stimulus. I have a friend in this facility who simply loves the weekly book club. She loves to read and used to work part time in a library. Now she has all the time in the world to read and sometimes does—even to the exclusion of all else. She especially loves the book club because then she can discuss her thoughts and opinions to others, which she does very insistently and very often. She really enjoys this facility.