Assisted Living Communities in Kaysville, UT

"My husband and I are living in Legacy House of Bountiful. We really like it. We have a larger room than some people and we like our room. People have been friendly and helpful. The staff members have called me by name since we first got here and that impressed me. They did their homework. They're very helpful and friendly too. Their food is delicious. There are several different games that you can play. There's a puzzle set up that men are working on. I haven't had any experience with any other place, but I know I really enjoy it here."

"My father was a recent resident at Peach Tree and the experience was wonderful. The room size was perfect for him with a very nice window which let in a lot of light. The staff keeps the facility very clean. The dining room was always very inviting. There is a cute snack area with ice cream cones and popcorn that is available to the residents and their families. Even though the facility is older, the renovations are very nice. The staff always were kind and patient-- they were always willing to answer any questions and checked on our father often to make sure he was comfortable. We couldn't have been happier with our experience at Peach Tree Place."

"I toured Cogir of Lotus Park. It was a nice, beautiful place, but my brother and sister-in-law would hate it. The staff was really awesome, though. If I wanted to live there, I could because I didn't want to take care of things. It was a community for people who didn't really have any problems but were elderly. When my brother has a little bit more trouble and needs more help, then he could go to their assisted living. When he gets really bad, it would be memory care. The staff went through and told me all the things they did and how they watched the residents. It was really clean. The people seemed happy there. They did a lot in their memory care. They were playing bingo with everybody else. They would get people to do things, and their memory care was huge. The staff educated me. She spent a long time with me, and she was wonderful. The rooms were adequate. None of them really have kitchens, which is fine because they don't need one. The dining area was excellent. There was somebody in authority on staff who was there all the time. It was really big for getting together, and that's what I really liked. The memory care was bigger than the assisted living. The location was what I didn't like. The way it was decorated was adorable to me, but we deal with people in their 80s, and those people really like fancy. It was very modern for my loved ones, and they wouldn't like it."

"The Lodge at North Ogden is very new. The room that my in-laws have is large, so that helps our decision. It's a two-bedroom. The beds sit nicely. There are two single beds. The staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. We have tried the food three times, and the food is very good. There are ample amounts for the seniors. The dining area is spacious and beautifully arranged. They've also got a pool table, a shuffleboard table, a theater, and extra dining rooms for friends and family to borrow. They have a salon on site and there are three pianos, which I like because my mother-in-law plays the piano. Everything seems to be in working order and good condition. The place is very clean. It's a good value. We chose them because of the value of the room and the size of the room, which is over 1200 square feet for a two-bedroom. As for activities, my in-laws have already participated in bingo. Activities seem to be good."

"The care provided by Quail Meadows has been exceptional! The entire team provides loving and corellated care so every need is met! The staff is friendly, warm, and goes above and beyond to make sure their residents are safe, feel heard, and are loved! Drew the administrator has been extremely supportive and has been there every step of the way! I cannot say enough good about this place!!"

"I liked Seasons Assisted Living because there are 24 residents, so it's a smaller community and it's a little more personal. It's brand new and the director is personable and upfront. The meals are included and one thing I really like is you could pay a certain rate for the care and rent, or you can pay another rate which was about $500 more that would never go up no matter what happened with the care. They had activities and they take the residents out. The rooms are a little bit smaller than at other facilities -- they're all studios -- but they're nice and they had different sorts of huge walk-in closets."

"I volunteered at Brighton Gardens for about 6 months and I loved it. The facility is well kept and the employees are very nice. My boy-friend's grandparents are at this facility and are quite happy. Brighton Gardens makes sure that everyone is taken care of in whatever way needed. There are activities for the residents that include trips to an air force base that is about a 45 minute drive from Brighton Gardens are parties for the residents and their family members. Over all I think that this assisted living facility does anything to make their residents fell at home and happy being there.I know that if I ever need to be put into an assisted living facility I would be more than happy being here. The environment is wonderful and like I said everything is done to make the residents comfortable and more than happy. I can not even begin to say enough wonderful things about this facility.Plain and simple, it is absolutely wonderful!! "

"I toured while looking for my grandmother. I was impressed with how friendly the staff was, and how happy the residents looked. "

"My mom is currently at the Legacy Village of Sugar House. She chose it mainly because it's the closest one to her home. She felt like her friends might come and visit her if she was there. My experience with the staff was they very friendly and welcoming as I moved her in and got her settled, and they've been responsive and have been communicating with us since. Her physical therapist told us we chose the wrong room for her, because she can't wheel in under the sinks of the bathroom and the kitchen. Maybe it was our fault for not asking for that even though we had said she was gonna be in a wheelchair, but her room is nice and comfortable. They provide transportation to the doctor and onsite church services, which was something important to her as well. She also enjoys their onsite beauty shop. She says the food is very good. One day she said, if she does get to move back home, she will miss it. I know she's looking forward to when the dining reopens as well, since they're serving the food in their rooms right now because of COVID. She was on quarantine when I went there, but as far as the calendar, it looks like they provide a lot of stimulation and different things. It's quite a bit more expensive than the other ones, but they're definitely one of the nicest facilities we looked at."

"Sunrise is a lovely place too. I actually have a friend that resides there. It has a very nice and pleasant atmosphere. A lot of sun comes through the window. It’s very open and cheerful. The rooms were a little smaller and they were setup a little different. However, I would not ever reject the place. The staff was extremely friendly. The memory care is very nice also. "

"The Wellington is much larger and more commercial than other facilities I have visited, but it still had very friendly staff and nice, large dining areas. It seemed like a great place for senior living. They had a game room, card room, and a nice, big restaurant on the main level where everyone could eat together. "

"I liked Cottonwood Creek a lot. I saw a lot of people there. The only thing I didn't like was that if my friend needed to take her dog, her studio would have been on the second floor and she needed to come down to the first floor and take the dog outside, and they don't have an area for the dog, so it's very close to the street. I thought that was not safe at all, but I liked the people there. When I went into the lunch area, they were all eating and talking like they were friends, and I thought that was pretty cool. That was the place that I was very impressed with. The salesperson was amazing and very kind. The studio was pretty cool. It was a big bedroom with a little family room and a beautiful bathroom with a shower. I liked that, and the view of the outside. It just seemed very homey and pleasant. When I took my friend there, they invited us for lunch, but my friend just said no. The place doesn't look like a new place, but the studios looked very clean."

"My tour at the Legacy House of Taylorsville was overall, a good experience. The staff members were friendly, they gave me a good tour. I saw the whole facility, and I enjoyed the atmosphere and the feeling that was there which seemed friendly. I liked the location, and I did not like that they didn't have any balconies or exterior doors in their rooms. The rooms were beautiful. They had some that had been remodeled, and they were very tasteful and very attractive. And the ones that hadn't been, were still nice. They looked well-taken care of. The person who gave the tour was friendly, she did a good job and she was professional. She knew the facts of the center. Their dining area was attractive, but I did not have a chance to try the food. They were pet friendly, but they didn't have patios or outside doors."

"Spring Gardens Midvale is small and intimate. There are only 47 beds in the place, which is very small. Everyone seems to know each other. There are people with walkers and people without. It smelled clean. It was very clean and modern. The staff who gave the tour was very friendly and very well-informed. They also seemed to be kind of flexible. I was looking for respite care, and they had only one room designed for that. But the staff said, 'We could turn this or that room into a respite.' So they seemed quite flexible. The dining area looked intimate, clean, and nice. As I was leaving, somebody's granddaughter said, 'This is a nice place.' And I said, 'Thank you for telling me.' I feel good about my mom being there."