Memory Care Communities in Ogden, UT

"Chancellor Gardens at Clearfield is a really good place, but some of their night CNAs weren't very nice to my mom. In general, they're a very fine facility and very caring. There were just a couple of employees who didn't know how to treat my mom. The rooms are very nice and sufficient for her needs, and they try to keep it clean."

"We toured the Legacy House of Park Lane's assisted living for my daughter-in-law's mother. The physical plant was good, but the location was kind of like out in the parking lot area, so it just seemed less quiet and less secluded. It's kind of out in an open area. There's a gas station and a couple of fast food places. It's convenient, but it reminds me more of a hotel than it would be a place where you would want to live. It was just too new. I was very nice, though. There wasn't anything wrong with the facility, and the staff was very helpful. It was just that the overall location is really what made our decision to choose someplace else. They have things that you would expect older people would do, like visiting, playing cards, and reading, and those sorts of things. It seemed like a nice atmosphere. It's just that as you drive up and leave, it is not as quiet and secluded, and you can hear the freeway."

"I visited this facility the staff was extremely nice and helpful. The people that were in there seemed super happy. I would strongly recommend this facility to anyone their prices are great. "

"I went to look at Creekside Senior Living. I love, love that place. It was extremely expensive. The things that they have for seniors to do, the little clubs, the little man's club, the movie night, and I talked to some of the residents there actually; they seemed to be very happy. The facility was excellent. I met a couple of people, and they were very friendly, very personable. I liked the place. The facility was very clean. They did give me some cookies, but I did not try the food. The people can order their food if they don't like what's on the menu. I thought that was outstanding, too. Those cookies were very good, but I didn't know if those cookies were made or brought in. They have a library so that they can read. They had a barbecue pit out in the back so that if you want to have your family and come in. Spend time with your family out there you can, and cook. They had a little gym. That's what I liked about it. They had a physical therapist, too, if you need physical therapy. They even have a doctor and nurse on site."

"I visited Legacy. To me they were a little bit limited with their activities. They were smaller. I liked smaller community, but I did not like that they were limited in their activities. The staff that gave me the tour was very good. They were able to answer all of my questions pretty well. They had more women clients there than men. "

"The people were very nice when they toured me there. I liked the food when we ate lunch. They allow for pets I like. The one bedroom room was really spacious. The room was very clean. I like the activities they do for the residents they seem to like them. "

The Auberge at North Ogden is an Assisted Living & Memory Care community designed to provide exceptional person-centered holistic care to residents. Our staff provides an immersive, engaging experience through our award-winning SPARK program. We believe in four keys to a life well-lived: Community Contribution, Inclusion & Belonging, Lifelong Learning, and Purpose. Everything our staff does works toward making these lifestyle features a reality for our residents. Access to care staff is where the value truly lies in assisted living. Residents living in assisted living facilities live in their own private rooms while receiving extra help with many different medical services from specialized care providers. These hospitality and healthcare staff members monitor residents' well-being and help keep them healthy. We understand needing assistance with ADLs or specialized Memory Care is trying for a family and their loved one. That's why we maintain a trusting, safe, and exciting environment where your loved one can thrive. A key part of ensuring your loved one continues to thrive is our SPARK program. This award-winning program, inspired by Montessori-methods, makes all the difference in our residents' lives. Your loved one will experience SPARK for themselves when they participate in a variety of sensory activities. Some days, that includes creating art in a class environment, other times, it's baking and cooking lessons, or perhaps one of our instructor-led musical programs. Regular Housekeeping Scheduled Transportation for Social Events Professional Caregivers Onsite Exciting Social Programs Medication Management Spacious Rooms Beautiful Common Areas Social Dining Area Modern Design ADA Accessible Onsite Executive Chef Three Meals Per Day Restaurant-Quality Dining Multiple Options Every Meal Snacks Always Available To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Utah Department of Health and Human Services

"My grandma lives here and she really enjoys it! I am so happy with the care she is provided with. Every time I walk in the door A. Moore greets us with open arms! She is such a wonderful employee! We just love her to death! She is always so welcoming to my family and I when we come in! She is our favorite!! I would recommend anyone thinking about taking a family member to an assisted living to go here!!! "

"I have several friends at Country Pines. In fact, I have a friend that lives in the same facility, but she is in her own apartment. We have my sister on Medicaid because we could not afford to pay the assisted living by ourselves. My sister is able to get back up where she was before the accident, and they put her in one of the apartments by herself. The manager told us that if you got her on Medicaid and she qualified for it, she could stay. The facility is clean, they wash her, and the patients are happy. My best friend was in the independent apartment, and she loves it. "

"I liked the views at Apple Village. There were different courtyards in between the rooms and they had trees inside. I liked the setup of the large common room, and the dining room looked nice too. The 1-bedroom I saw had plenty of room, with a nice wheelchair accessible bathroom."

"This facility is in a nice, spread out, quiet neighborhood. It has a small capacity but the staff are fantastic. They always have some sort of activity ready to go at a moment's notice. There's also a nice covered porch in front where the residents like to sit in their rocking chairs and just relax. One time when I was coming to visit, their were at least five residents outside in their chairs, all lines up in a row, rocking back and forth. It was really rather cute. A member of the staff came and brought them out some drinks and snacks and just let them absorb the vitamin D. I was really tempted to join them. They just looked so relaxed. "

"My mom moved into Layton Park Memory Care. It was very good. It met our needs and was affordable. She has family that's very close to her (my sister), and she's happy there. It was a really nice place; I was surprised. They have a good staff to patient ratio. The staff did a very good job, and they helped us with the paperwork also to get her in there. When she first got there, they asked what she wanted. They actually changed the menu for that night, for her first night there. She was very happy about that. Her room was clean. They encouraged her to clean it (which I liked). If she's not able to, they clean it for her. They have an activities room. It was mostly crafts and drawing. They have a big TV room. The activities are geared more for her age. She got a pretty big room, and she has her own bathroom. It was a good fit for our family."

"I have been living in Pheasant View. It is a clean place and it doesn't smell like a hospital. The staff is wonderful. This place itself is nestled into a national neighborhood and it is not that far from shopping and things of that nature. The staff is very cooperative. You get laundry services, they take the trash out, and they clean the room for you. It is just very good service. I'm happy with it. I have a nice shower, big open closets with shelves, and a refrigerator. They also allowed me to bring my desk, computer, TV, and Xboxes, so it is just like living at home. I haven't participated in any of the activities, but they do have stretching exercises, book clubs, movies, church services, and music therapy. It has been great."

"We found Sunridge Assisted Living of Layton for our parents. The bedrooms were a fairly good size and it was not too big, but it had a good feeling. It was kind of in the middle, just a nice size, nice feeling, and nice people. The staff was absolutely wonderful and kind, and he was a really good representation of the people there. It was very clean. They had a little outside area that's set up for people to go and sit outside. They had some playground equipment and a little putting green if grandkids come or whatever. They had a couple of rooms with activities. They had a little fitness room and laundry."