Assisted Living Communities in Provo, UT

"Grove Creek has been a god send for our sibling. The administrator, staff, aides, therapists, really everyone have been so friendly and accommodating. My sibling is doing so much better there and we as a family feel great about the care he is receiving."

"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."

"My mom moved into Spring Gardens Mapleton. It's very clean, and there is adequate staffing. In the hall where she has her residence, there are three CNAs, a charge nurse, and a recreational specialist who comes in many times a week. It's nice to find a place with five stars for everything: meals, care, and assistance. You meet with the physician assistant, and you discuss the medications they're on, and there are a lot of one-on-one dialogs between the family and the center. You can also take her furniture in, which makes it wonderful because then you have an easier transition to assisted living, because you have your bed, you can take a dresser, a television, and a chair, and hang pictures on the walls to make it look more like home."

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

"Legacy House of Spanish Fork was probably my favorite because of the people I met and the staff. I liked them. The director called me back the day after my tour to see if everything was OK, but I mostly interacted with the young lady who was their intake person, and I liked her. They're in the process of remodeling, so it was kind of torn up at the time, but they're going to make it nicer. I saw the dining area and it seemed a little bit dark. The place was kind of big and it had an elevator. It seemed like everybody that I interacted with was caring. It had a peaceful and friendly atmosphere."

"Saratoga View is a wonderful place with a beautiful building and a very kind staff. The facilities are well-maintained and offer a comfortable, home-like environment for residents. The staff members are compassionate, attentive, and go above and beyond to ensure the well-being of everyone in their care. I highly recommend this assisted living center to anyone looking for a warm and welcoming community for their loved ones.""

"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."

"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 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."

"My mother is in Spring Gardens Draper. They were very open and congenial to work with. We found a room that was a studio but seemed oversized, which made it convenient for her to set up with her furniture. We did add a wardrobe closet for her in addition to the closet that was there, and that works well. She gets attentive assistance whenever she requests it to help her go to the bathroom or to take her down to the dining room for dinner. They are consistent in cleaning her room every week. They have daily entrees, which are unique, but they also have a side menu that you can order from at any time which includes hamburgers, salads, cheese sandwiches, alternate menu choices if someone doesn't like what the main course is. I think the activities are excellent."

"We toured Spring Gardens Heber. I like them the best. The lady who was taking me on the tour said that they had a little courtyard for people who like to go outside. They were very nice. The staff who toured me was very nice. They showed me the dining room, but they didn't offer a meal. There were no appliances available in the memory care. The room looked small, but it was nice. You bring all your own furniture, TV, or whatever. The staff said smaller rooms were less confusing. They weren't very big, but that was alright. They have an activity director. They have a lot of card games. They have a lady who comes in and plays the piano. People enjoy that. The staff said she is really good and plays things that they know. Each day of the week they have something. It may be like an art project one day, a Hawaiian Day, or different activities like bingo."

"My husband moved to Valencia at Draper. They're taking care of him and giving him the medication when he needs it and all that kind of stuff. It's just worked out. They serve three meals a day. The staff was friendly and helpful. They have a little courtyard in the memory care unit. It's small, but it's sufficient."

"This is a small facility, sixteen resident capacity, and the facility itself is not overly beautiful or anything, but this facility has a lot of heart. I've rarely seen a facility that puts as much emphasis on family then this one does. The staff bends over backwards to accommodate family visits, even if they aren't at the best times. They also invite family to all the parties and get togethers and encourage family participation. I've never visited this facility without seeing at least two or three different residents with visitors at any given time, and they're always talking and laughing and generally just having a good time. I also always see children there visiting their grandparents or great grandparents. They literally just light the place up. "

"My father is in Crescent Senior Living. He's in assisted living, although I also toured the memory care. It's glowing reviews for both sides. They're amazing. It is bright, cheerful and inviting. They have amenities for the families coming to visit, as well as the residents. They talk like it's a community and not an assisted living center. They talk like it's an apartment complex for everybody. Everything is welcoming. The staff is welcoming. You first walk through the door, and there's a staff at the front desk that welcomes you. After two visits, they remembered who I was coming to visit. It was just amazing. When my father moved in, they had a board at the front with balloons and telling him, Welcome Home. They were excited for him to come. The cleaning staff and the staff that brings food or helps them to the dining hall are amazing. They treat him like he is their grandfather. The staff is amazing. I had a sandwich and heavenly cookies. My picky father devours everything that they put before him. The facility is clean and inviting. They have pool tables, air hockey tables, a library, and patios. They even have a garden center that you can go out and plant things in. They have tons of activities. The games they were playing with the residents were adorable. They're very hands on with their residents. They are so incredibly creative with their activities. They have folk songs. People come in and take requests for singing certain songs. They're very attentive to age brackets and what music that they would like. They take field trips and go out to grocery stores and let them shop for themselves. Every day, there's an activity at 3:00. Everybody meets in the common area, and there's some type of an activity, either a bingo or a card game, like poker. Some of the residents in the assisted living put on workshops for the other residents. If you are a woodworker, they have some tools for you to do some of your carvings or your paintings. There is an activities book that you can sign up for anything. They'll come and ask you to come participate. They have a book club. They have an ice cream machine. Everything is just fun. I am stunned with what we pay for and what they do for him."