Assisted Living Communities in Draper, UT

"We like everything about Sunrise of Sandy. They seemed to have a really nice facility. They have nice decor and furnishings and tons of activities. The amount of care and levels of care that they offer, like you can get more if you need it or less if you need it. We didn't really have much we didn't like. The lady who gave the tour was super, super helpful and very knowledgeable. The building was very clean and we liked the structure. There are railings on every wall. The rooms were really nice. It felt like a really homey place."

"We went to Copper Creek Senior Living. It was a nice new facility. It was very open, bright, and cheery. The person who gave the tour was very engaged, upbeat, and cheerful. They had physical therapy and hospice onsite, and I think they also had a dentist that came in periodically onsite. There was a beauty salon and an outdoor patio."

"The people who work at BeeHive Homes of Draper are very caring and accommodating. They have gone out of their way to make my mom feel at home. Just great service. Absolutely wonderful. It's only been four days, but I know my daughter was there today in the activities. A group came and got my mom and they did exercises together, so I know it's functioning. They have music people come in and play for the residents, which is lovely. Yesterday, my daughter-in-law went to visit my mom and the sweet lady who runs the kitchen saw that she was there and she said, "Let me serve you and your mom trout in your room." They had a fish lunch together in my mother's room. That's really above and beyond I would think. My mom's very happy with the meals. I've certainly seen other facilities that are bigger and newer, but I'm happy with what she has. The day we were moving them in the staff came and helped us like carry boxes. The man who does all the repairs came in and hung TVs and hung things and made sure everything was absolutely the way my mom wanted it. I just received such personalized attentiveness as we moved Mom in. I'm so impressed with those people. The repairman who manages everything is wonderful. He's just a marvelous man. There's assisted living in one building and memory care in another. It's very small. There are only 16 residents, so it's a wonderful family kind of a feeling. Everybody knows everybody and it's a very intimate home. I was looking for something like that, and I'm so glad we found it."

"We went to Sagewood at Daybreak. It was the nicest community we visited. They had really good food. The people said hi to the staff as we walked through, so evidently they're friendly and welcoming. The only reason we didn't choose that one was that it was farther away from our children, and it was very expensive. Nevertheless, the facility was clean, nice, neat, and very new."

"My friend likes how small Spring Gardens Midvale is and the number of people who came up and talked to her. I think if she did not think that she would need the memory care, she would have chosen that. They were very nice. I would give cleanliness a five. It was just an overall smaller facility, which appealed to my friend a little bit more. I think she'll do better in a larger facility when she comes out of her shell because she's a very gregarious person, but she's been kind of pulling away from people. They worked around my food issues, so I appreciate that. My friend was one of those people who eats all day, and they were very good about boxing up her leftovers for her."

"I toured Escalante at Coventry. The community was clean and pleasant, and the young lady who toured me around was very professional and did a wonderful job. I would recommend it. All the rooms were delightful and great. The room I saw for one person was very adequate. They also had another room with two bedrooms and a living room, which would be very adequate for a couple. The dining area was wonderful. Everything about it was great. They're in the middle of construction on the foyer to go into the place, so you have to take a side door and park on one side or the other, and there's construction going on. Other than that, without it, it would have been tremendous."

"This place is amazing, and I’m so glad my dad is here. The staff are so friendly and kind, and the head administrator guy named John does a great job all around. My mother was in several of these facilities, but none to this high of quality and care. My dad loves this place too, which means more than my opinion of it."

"The Charleston at Cedar Hills was my favorite place. They had very good food. They did serve us a meal there, and I thought the food was the top feature. The facility is very nice, not too big, not too small. There's a nice kitchen area for the residents to use if they want it. It has nice grounds. Seemed like the management was very experienced and had been there a long time, which appealed to me. They had a good nurse-to-patient ratio, which I thought was great. Of all the places we looked at, that was my particular favorite. They had a nice activity room. This place wasn't too big and wasn't too small, it's nice to have it right in the middle. It seemed great overall. They do have two-bedroom units with a walk-in closet. They don't have very many, but the ones that do have a walk-in closet are very nice. That's the only place we saw that had that. The interaction between staff and residents seemed to be very good. They have very good nurses who have been there a long time, so the staff stuck around, which I thought was impressive."

"My dad moved to Legacy House of Taylorsville. They are very nice. They are very inclusive, and they are very hospitable. It's clean. The atmosphere is good. All the staff are nice and sweet. I've seen the food and it looks good. They have a ton of stuff going on for the month. You can have a dog come. They have bingo. They have card games. They have all sorts of stuff going on all the time, and they include everybody."

"My mother is in Cottonwood Creek. They've got very vibrant residents and staff, very caring staff, and beautiful rooms. They have physical therapy and occupational therapy onsite, which is very convenient, and a lot of great activities for my mother to attend. She really likes bingo, and she enjoys dinner and a movie. I spoke with the activities director and told her that my mom likes to play a card game called Uno, and so they plan on incorporating that into their activity schedule for her. She loves the food. She's only been there a couple of days, but the variety was really delicious and they offered vegetables, which she doesn't cook herself. The fact that there are vegetables and nutritious meals is very much a plus. The facility is very nice. Compared to other places that I looked at, the rooms are spacious, clean, and very nice. They have patios, which are nice, but not really a very nice walking area because it's quite small."

"The Wellington was a very active community. It was a little bit older, and I didn't care too much for the bathroom doors, they were pretty skinny up by the front door. They had a patio that you could go out to. They had a lot of activities on their schedule. When you walk in, you walk into the front desk and then you walk down to a nice private reading room. They had a pool table room. It was just really nice. The people there were nice, too. The staff was very knowledgeable and very thoughtful of what your needs were."

"My mom is at Sunrise at Holladay. I went and checked out a few, and that just seemed to be the nicest one. They offer mini-classes, and their activities are great. Food is good. My mom's room is just a studio right now; she is waiting for a one-bedroom. They have a fireplace, a nice dining room, an activity room that's nicely done, and they have an outdoor space where they can meet up, which is nice."

Premier Assisted Senior Living Welcome Home Assisted Living offers a warm and inviting environment for seniors seeking a blend of independence and support. Our community is designed to provide a comfortable and engaging living experience, tailored to the unique needs of each resident. With a focus on personal care, our dedicated staff ensures that every individual feels at home, supported, and valued. In addition to top-notch care, Welcome Home Assisted Living boasts a variety of amenities and activities that cater to the interests and wellness of our residents. From cozy common areas for socializing to a calendar filled with enriching activities, there’s always something to do and new friends to meet. We pride ourselves on creating a community that not only looks after the physical needs of our residents but also nurtures their social and emotional well-being. Senior Living Community in Utah Nestled in the picturesque landscape between American Fork and Pleasant Grove, Welcome Home Assisted Living offers a serene and scenic setting for its residents. Surrounded by the natural beauty of Utah’s mountains and close to the charm of local shopping and dining options, our community provides the perfect balance of convenience and tranquility. We invite you to visit us and experience the beauty of our location firsthand, or contact us to learn more about joining our family in this stunning area. RETIREMENT COMMUNITY Our Services We provide tailored senior care including assisted living (level 1 and 2) and short-term respite stays, all within the same community. This integrated approach facilitates smooth transitions between different levels of care, ensuring you don’t have to relocate when needs change. This continuity brings comfort and reassurance to both our residents and their families. FEATURED Services & Amenities Personalized attention – every resident is visited every two hours Chef-prepared, nutritionally balanced meals in our on-site dining venue Hair Salon and Library available Laundry services and personal grooming assistance available Fresh fruit available and game rooms with fireplaces In-house physician available Coordination of ancillary care services, such as physical therapy Outpatient therapy available Exercise Room and Rehab Facilities Activities with live entertainment and outings to local attractions To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Utah Department of Health and Human Services

"We toured Spring Gardens Lindon. I thought it was well organized. My biggest impression was that everyone knew the people that we were visiting. We had some friends living there, and everybody recognized them instantly and didn't take time to think about how well they knew the people. They just said hi and asked about things in their lives like they knew them. When we were introduced, my mother became someone that they were welcoming to. It was pretty awesome. The room is very clean. They had the same layout probably for most of the places, but everybody could have their own belongings and touch in each place. It just felt like home for them. They did have free ice cream and cookies at the entrance. That was nice. The hair salon is useful. We appreciate that they offered trips to grocery stores and temple visits. That was cool."