$3,800
Cove Point Retirement
1988 N Cove Point Ln, Provo, UT 84604
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Reviews of Cove Point Retirement in Provo, Utah
4.21
(28 reviews)
Facility
4.3
Staff
4.7
Food
4.7
Activities
4.8
Value
4.8
thucrew
5
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April 13, 2023
The staff are like family. Amazing community and beautiful outdoor area.
Freddy Boy
4
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April 23, 2022
This place has assisted as well as independent living apartments. My wife and I are in the independent living part. The only down side of living here is that the facility is 40 years old. Still kept nice but old.
F.A.
5
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April 7, 2022
We've been staying in Cove Point Retirement for two months now. It's very good. We only get one meal, but we could get three meals if we paid more. The one meal that comes with the rent is a noon meal. Today, we had cheeseburger, tomato and lettuce, pickles, sweet potato fries, fruit, and dessert was a cookie. We like it. The atmosphere's great. The only problem with the independent part is that it's outside as opposed to we looked at a place that was an old hotel, which had everything inside. So, we have to walk 50 feet to get to the clubhouse. They have a lot of church activities. We have bingo every week. We just played balloon tennis this morning and we'll be playing kickball here, and this afternoon, those that wanted to play card games do so. We've had entertainment come a couple of times a month. There's plenty to do. All the staff is friendly and very helpful. This is by far the best community we've been to. This place is 40 years old, so it's not brand new.
Lynn
4
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January 30, 2022
My dad is a resident of Cove Point Retirement. It is a good community. They recently sold it in the last couple of years. The new owners have made a lot of cutbacks and staff. They've cut back some of the programs that were being offered, but they still do a good job there. They are still concerned about the residents. It is a one-bedroom apartment, the one that my dad is in. It has a full kitchen and a stackable washer and dryer for laundry. It's very clean. It has a gas fireplace, cable TV, internet, and all those options. On my dad's plan, they only send people over once a week to clean what he can't clean every day. They have options to pay more if they need more care or more help on the independent side. They keep the grounds really clean. It's a good place. We were starting to look because they were trying to make some changes. The staff members were very caring and genuine with their feelings and dealings about their residents there. The facility is a little outdated.
Rebecca
2
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June 23, 2021
I wasn't very happy with Cove Point. I thought it was very run down. They wanted the same amount of money there that they did at the other places, and they weren't quite as nice. I only met with one person there, and he was fine. He showed me the room that would probably be rented out. There was nothing really wrong with the room, but everything in it was old. The building was old, but I could tell that the housekeepers did not do a good job. I know they were renovating, but when you look at the ceiling you see cobwebs, and then you look outside and see the debris, and the window screens are dirty. You just know the housekeeping staff did not do a good job, so that was sort of a deterrent for me. I thought the refrigerators that they were putting in there should have been taller because there are some residents who cannot really lean over. These were the small mini-fridges and they put them in a big cubby, but it was down on the floor. For the same amount of money, I would go somewhere else. The staff was OK, but when I do comparisons, he just wasn't as good. I realize that the building is old, so I was able to overlook that, but definitely the cleaning needs to be better. There were just so many leaves outside, and it's the wrong time of year, but I don't think they had a great maintenance staff for their yard. Just overall they need to clean up and pick up. Those doors were horrible looking. They're really, really old. I was so turned off by the doors. He didn't really do a tour everywhere, but I don't think they really have a lot. It needs to be renovated.
Donald
3
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May 13, 2021
I visited Cove Point in Provo. It's independent living, but they have some other options there. They have individual apartments, and in the main building, they also have care that can be provided if you need extra care. The only problem I saw was that it only provided one meal a day instead of three. I saw two apartments, and they weren't as nice as the current place I'm in. The staff was good, but the facility was older, so it wasn't quite as well kept. The yards were really nice, and they have a little stream that goes through it. The courtyard was nice, but the walkways were a bit cracked. Some of them have been repaired and some have not, so they weren't quite kept up as well. The location is good, but it doesn't have too many things close by. You can enter it from both Cove Lane and State Street, which is good, but it's about three quarters of a mile before you get to any businesses. It's close to doctors' offices and some business, but you have to go a mile or so for shopping. It's really not that bad, though.
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- All Inclusive Rent
- Entry Fee
Room and housing options
- 1-bedroom apartments
- 2-bedroom apartments
- Companion Suites: We do offer companion suites
Dining options
- In Room Kitchenette
- In Room Kitchens
- Dining Room Shared Meals
About Cove Point Retirement in Provo, Utah
Cove Point Retirement is located off of State Street in Provo, UT and is a homey senior community that offers its residents many activities and opportunities to socialize with each other. Each spacious room overlooks a large green landscaped community garden where residents can meet for activities or just relax. Staff is extremely kind and caring towards the residents and design activities that encourage them to stay active such as cards, sing-alongs, bingo, crafts, weekly shopping trips and organized trips to the Provo temple. The common areas are also very welcoming and include a baby grand piano and fireplaces.
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