Assisted Living Communities in Spanish Fork, UT

"The best part about Rocky Mountain Care Spring Hollow Assisted Living and Memory Care is it is close to home. The least part would be the feel of the place. It was nice. I don't have anything bad to say about it. It was a lot cheaper. The staff was very helpful. The building was nice. It just seemed a little older."

"I went to look at Summerfield Retirement. The faculty was awesome. The food was more catered to an older crowd, and what we had was delicious. They have a physical therapy room, a hair salon, a little soda bar, an ice cream, raised garden beds for the residents, and a couple of really nice patio areas just for sitting. Convenience-wise, it is maybe a mile away from a major freeway."

"Rocky Mountain Care Grove Creek Assisted Living was clean and well-supervised. The place seemed well- maintained. It seemed like they were on top of it. The staff who toured me around was very knowledgeable about the place. The dining area looked very nice. They had a rotating menu, and the food seemed fine. They had a courtyard, an exercise area, and a beauty salon."

"My mom is 95 and has lived at Spring Gardens for 5 years. I feel very good about the service and care she receives there. The CNAs and other staff members are attentive, cheerful, and friendly to my mom. She enjoys meeting with her friends who are residents in the dining hall for meals, but she also enjoys that she can have meals delivered to her room if she wants to do so. The dining room is open from 7 am - 7 pm and residents are free to eat what is on the daily menu or they can have breakfast anytime of day or soup or salad and ice cream, which my mom really enjoys. The room size is quite adequate for her with a bedroom, living area, and bathroom. There are many activities for residents to choose from. My mom is not fond of crafts so she frequents the library and the hair salon. I feel good that she is in a secure place with helpful, loving people to care for her."

"Saratoga View Senior Living is a very nice facility. I went there to visit my brother and sister-in-law. It's brand new and very nice. The staff members that we've had experience with are delightful. They are very friendly, very helpful, and willing to take you and walk you down to the room if necessary. They've just been very helpful and very kind. They've treated my brother and sister-in-law very nicely. My sister-in-law has Celiac so she has to eat gluten-free food, and it's not appetizing. For some reason, they're feeding my brother the same thing. So they're unhappy with the food. The facility though is beautiful."

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

"Beehive Homes of Draper is absolutely wonderful. Through them, my brother, sister and I are all able to enjoy our mother, know she is well cared for and still live lives of our own. The rooms are comfortable with big windows and have individual, private bathrooms. The staff are exceptionally kind, patient and always on top of what our mother needs. She is in the advanced stages of dementia and can be challenging but they are unfailingly patient and keep us abreast of any needs we don't see ourselves. We each visit Mother frequently and always find her engaged in the many, various activities. I've visited in the middle of bingo games, balloon volleyball, exercise classes and art projects. When Mother has felt anxious or worried, they immediately call one of us to talk to her and she feels better. If she needs medications, they let us know right away. She has her hair done--in house--every Thursday, has church services right there and live entertainment weekly! It's like a cruise ship that doesn't move--activities, excellent meals, comfortable and well-decorated surroundings, considerate and respectful care. Mother is happy and has expressed this to each of us often. I've told my own children, when it's time, find a place like this for me! With all our hearts, thank you Beehive!"

"The transition for my mother to Spring Gardens has been a very positive. It was a decision that was not made lightly, but has proven to be a blessing to our family. The staff have been great to communicate as we worked through routines to support my mom. The weekly activities keep her busier than she has been in years. A family member commented that the weekly schedule is like a cruise-ship, "always something to do". COVID-19 has made the move difficult for families and residents to visit. However, the efforts to keep communication options open have not gone unnoticed. I have appreciated the nursing staff and CNA's to assist my family in the burden of staying on top of Medicare, medical needs and all of the daily assists that help my mom live comfortably and independently. "

"This is a nice cozy facility, with a ten occupant capacity. The best part about this facility, besides the excellent staff, is the location. It is located in a nice, low key area, only a few blocks away from several parks. Several of the residents love taking field trips to the park so they can walk around it. With the way some of these residents have taken to walking"”due primarily to their jaunts in the park"”you'd think they were training for a walking marathon. I think some could even out walk me. They probably get more exercise and fresh air than anybody I know. It's good to see them so bright-eyes and rosy cheeked after one of their walks. They look very healthy. "

"Hearthstone Manor was a smaller scale place, and it was very homey. They said they had 21 rooms, and they're finishing an expansion to make it 33. Currently, they just have studio apartments in there, and they're adding on one-bedroom apartments. They were still under construction for the add-on. They showed me everything, but they were fully occupied in their studio apartments, which were the ones that were not under construction. They couldn't show me any of those because they were fully occupied, but I walked through the newer area that's being constructed, where they will have one-bedrooms. It's not as elegant as the other place. It's for somebody who wants a smaller and homier place. There weren't big extra rooms, like a big library or a big gathering room. They had a tiny room where people were eating when I was there. I was so impressed with the culture there, because it's not a bigger feel. It's a smaller, homier feel. I was shown around by the owner, and she was wonderful. They had a good menu. It offers high-level care, but you have to pay more, once someone gets to the point where they need that really high-level care, and to be watched more closely at a point where they're wandering and all of that. You would not at the very end have to send your loved one somewhere else."

"It is a large massive community of warm, happy alive retirees that seem to have the formula of living life to the fullest. I went to visit this assisted living facility because my grandmother was looking for an apartment to stay in because she was ready to downsize. The people here are some of the nicest I've ever met. They allow me to see other residents when I want, and even escort me over to them if I can't find them. The staff is well trained and is attentive to every need of the residents. The apartments are beautiful and well decorated. There is a full Olympic size pool, private BBQ areas, full size 30 seat Movie theater with a old fashion Pop Corn Machine, They offer Bridge and Poker Tournaments, Arts and Crafts, Book Clubs, Intergenerational programs and much more. This assisted living environment is a place you are comfortable with at first impression. I was not there at meal time but from the two relatives of my friend, they both said the food is always good and better than they expected. I would definitely recommend for others to take a look at if they are in need of a facility like this for either themselves or a family member. "

"My dad moved into Ashford Assisted Living and Memory Care. They have more staff per resident, and the feel of the inner halls is more spacious, open, and light. The rooms are standard that we saw at other places. There's a couple of options for dining, one that's close to the rooms, and then there's one closer to the chef's area, and people gather there and linger afterward. They have events every day including musicians coming in, games that they play, and they do tours a couple of times a week. They're loaded up in the bus, and my dad raved about the experience in the mountains riding along on the bus. He likes the food. They have a calendar of activities and they just go from 9 am to 7 pm."

"This facility is nice and small and intimate, just a regular house"”albeit large"”with enough room for fifteen or sixteen residents. The motto of this facility is, basically, that there's more to life than eating and sleeping. The staff definitely build well on this model. What I noticed most is that the staff just talk to the resident like the real human beings they are. They talk about politics and books and movies and anything else, like two friends chatting. They really engaged the residents in conversation and not in a condescending way, but like it was a real, interesting conversation for both sides, which it was. I really appreciate how much the staff love the residents and actually care. "

"I've volunteered at Canturbury assisted living for many years. I have always enjoyed my time there. The staff are very friendly and helpful; they also interact with the residents very well. The building is clean and well taken care of. They serve a variety of different foods that taste very good! Canterbury is a small building and feels more like a home; this helps the residents feel happy and comfortable. "