Assisted Living Communities in Washington, UT

"This is a fantastic home. Unlike a large facility this is a private home which allows 1-1 care. There is a caregiver which lives there fulltime and helps with all care needs. There is a private room and bathroom. Meals are great and personalized. Family can come and go without restrictions. We loved being able to visit and spend quality time with them. The property is safe and clean. I would highly recommend looking into this great place. Kyle and his staff worked very hard to keep our family informed on what was going on. "

"My Aunt choose to move to Spring Gardens on her own. We helped her move in and were pleasantly happy with the look of the facility. Her suite was roomy and comfortable and she settled in their well. The interactions with the other tenants was a little rough at first, but she soon found friends and was enjoying many of the activities and crafts they provided. She especially loved making the craft items, beads, and night light covers and playing a couple of the games they offered. We loved how they allowed for church services on Sunday and Relief Society meetings during the week. She loved most of the nursing staff and other employees there!"

"This facility offers a fantastic view. It looks out over a golf course, all green and lush and beautiful. I know that they residents like to sit outside and watch the world. And occasionally critique the golfers. But very politely, of course. I'm pretty sure I heard at one point one resident saying that he should show the golfers how it's really done. Not that he'd do it. He's way to content to relax in the shade and enjoy the warmth. It's a very well placed facility. "

"We went to Primrose Retirement Community of Washington, it was beautiful and brand-new. It was a gorgeous place, and more expensive than the others we've visited. We had their food and did a full tour. They have friendly staff, nice views and it's a nice area. The food was old-people food. The menu was huge, you can eat any time of the day you want. All you had to do is show up in the room and hit a button, and a chef would come out and take your order any time of the day. So there wasn't a restriction on which hours to eat. And they had a free ice cream bar, so you could go to the ice cream bar, hit a button and someone would show up and make you an ice cream cone. I thought that was kind of clever. There was a lot of activity, and the room was very nice."

"The staff was friendly and my mother was well taken care of. I would deffinately recommend this facility to anyone. "

"Beehive Homes of River Road/Little Valley was awesome, well taken care of, very well managed, and I felt very comfortable. It gives the independence that I need, but there's always someone to give you your medication, to see that you're okay, and to see that things are going well. I liked the atmosphere and the people, and I know them from when my mother and father lived there. The food was acceptable. They had all kinds of activities for you to be a part of. The staff was great and the majority had been there a long time. They had a chef who did very well. It's a good facility and it's the one I would live in if I decide to do that."

The Meadows at Escalante is a premier Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Respite Care Community in St. George, UT, that serves Washington City, Hurricane, Cedar City, Henderson, and Las Vegas, NV, and surrounding areas with comprehensive and compassionate care. The Meadows at Escalante aims to give each resident exceptional care and supply everything to meet their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. Here, you or your loved ones are in great hands with our friendly and experienced team. The Meadows at Escalante is located in St. George and is known for its year-round outdoor recreation, affordability, and breathtaking beauty as it is located in a desert valley. Youll find an active retirement community here, along with an exciting arts and culture scene and ample opportunities to stay connected to family and friends. Visit the Tuacahn Amphitheater, world-class golf courses, Zion National Park, or sit back and watch the gorgeous sunset.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Utah Department of Health and Human Services

"While volunteering with Rose Crest Manor, I found that not only were the residents very happy with their living conditions, but they were in love with the way that Rose Crest had come together as a sort of family. The owners of the facility were also the workers. They cooked home-made meals three times a day (breakfast, lunch, dinner) and made sure that the meals fit the dietary and personal needs of each resident. At dinner, they all sat around the large dining room table so as to talk about their day, their interests, and upcoming events. While Rose Crest is a two story building, it is more than accommodating to those with limited mobility. The stairs include a lift that residents may sit in to go up or down the stairs. It was nice to see that they could be so happy with their current situation and that all of the residents, no matter their reason for staying, were treating with respect and care. "

"Beehive Assisted Living Facility is a wonderful place to care for your older friends and relatives in need of extra care. The beautiful sunny country surroundings are welcoming and warm with pathways and landscaping all around the facility to enjoy. Beehive has what they call a "personal goal toward excellence" which means that all of the employees try to create a new personal best in providing over the top care and kindness for any and all residents. I find a widespread opportunity to visit elder care facilities since our family has training in this field and often helps out at many of the facilities throughout Utah and Colorado, and this was one of the most exceptional places we have had the pleasure to visit. The rooms are wide, clean, light, and welcoming. The food is well prepared and fresh with a large variety of choices, and the wide number of hobbies available to the patients are enough to keep anyone happily occupied. There are movie nights, bingo games, nature walks, and many more activities available to residents as well as a variety of books and music. I would feel confident using Beehive for my Assisted Living needs due the vast training of the staff, the homey feel of the facility, and the wonderful food and amenities available. This is truly an exceptional facility in which to carry out your golden years. "

"I moved into Beehive Homes. It is independent living, but they serve three meals a day. When my sink gets plugged up, I just call the manager, then she sends somebody up; she is really cool. The staff makes it a point of learning everybody's name, right from the minute you move in. It's embarrassing because they all wear masks, and I can't keep them straight. The staff is extraordinary, and they would just go out of their way to do anything for you. Last night I was reading, and I didn't look up the time to go to the cafeteria for dinner. One of the young men came and unlocked my door, because the assumption here is if you can't make it to dinner, you must be lying helpless somewhere. He checked on me to make sure I was OK, and they are really good that way. The apartment is very clean, it's very simple, and there is adequate sunlight in every room, and I don't know how'd they do that. The apartments are spaced apart, so you are not right up against somebody else. There's a garage between me and my neighbors. They have a bus that takes us to the grocery store, and up to things that are happening in some of the event centers around town. You can get on the bus, sign up for a trip. They go out to Zion National Park, and they go everywhere. The food has a lot of variety. I don't go to a lot of the activities because I have a lot to take care of with my house, but they have a lot of things going on, and it seems a lot of people sign up."

"I like everything about The Retreat at Sunbrook. The minute that I walked into their memory care unit, I knew it was a place for my dad. The layout is what you would have in your home. There is the kitchen, the dining room, the play area, and the bedrooms off to the side. It is very homey and very neat. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The kitchen is open all day, and residents are allowed to go to the fridge anytime they want. The staff is fabulous. They're very respectful of everybody. They're trying to stimulate them in certain ways, sometimes verbally, sometimes with touch, and sometimes interacting with other people. They take them on rides out of the building, like fishing at a local pond area. They're amazing."

"My wife was in Platinum Care Assisted Living Center. It's a very small facility with about 12 people. It's quite homey and it fit my wife's purpose just right. They have very few activities. They have a good library, lots of puzzles, and a room where you can watch TV or you can have your own TV. The staff was like family. They were interested in you as a person and they were very friendly."

"The outside of The Retreat at Sun River is a very large expanding resort area. The facility itself is very new and gorgeous. I looked at the rooms at the assisted living and memory care. The rooms are very nice and spacious for the assisted living. They are very nicely finished. The bathrooms are large and spacious as well. As for the activities, they have small groups of 12 residents and they have three caretakers at all times. They have a lot of activities in an enclosed area. Nobody gets lost and everybody is included in the activities. "

"My father-in-law is going to the assisted living facility of Oasis Senior Living - Hurricane. We toured, and that's the one he liked. He said it was small and not too overwhelming for him because he's blind. It has small buildings, so it's easy to find one's way around. I personally thought the apartments were small, but it was sufficient for him. The person who gave the tour was friendly, helpful, and kind. The dining area is comfortable, like a family setting."