The Best Nursing Home Communities in Davis County, UT

"The rooms are a lot bigger than other places where my mother has stayed in the past. The staff was very attentive and patient with my mom and her dementia, which i know at times can be very challenging. The building was updated for being built a little while ago. There was plenty of engaging activities for the residents to be involved in. The nurses and the doctor were super helpful in helping me understand medications and disease progression. I would highly recommend this facility to anyone who needs Skilled Nursing care for their family"

"South Ogden Post Acute was really old and banged up when I went in there. There was no carpeting. The staff seemed pretty friendly, but the place itself needed a lot of work to be updated. I wasn't impressed with their dining room when I looked in there; it wasn't inviting at all and seemed cold. They also said that they have activities. I saw a couple of the rooms, they provide the furniture if you don't have furniture, but it has cold wood floors. The entire community has wood floors. Some of the patients were down at the reception desk asking about when activities were going to take place."

"I was a patient for a month in the fall of 2019 following a hip replacement. I had been scarcely able to walk for some time and was so weak I could barely take a few steps. The room was attractive. I also had severe back problems and had a special twin mattress at home. Their lift chair made my back pain a lot worse, so they kindly let me bring my mattress and lift chair, which I really appreciated. Their physical therapy department was wonderful, and when I left I could walk the length of their hall with just a cane. The staff were kind, hardworking, helpful and respectful. One has to realize that this type of facility does not have the same amount of staff as a hospital, so there will be a wait at times. I was never ignored and they made every effort to come promptly, and I tried to organize myself so that they could do everything I would need for a while while they were there. When I was there, I would have given the food 3 stars, and the taste of some choices could have been improved, but I soon learned what not to order and there was always a choice of a grilled cheese sandwich or hamburger if the other choices were not appealing. The regular activities director was out of town while I was there, so I think they normally had more activities, but they had bingo and sing a longs and story telling and church services. In all, I found it an attractive, restful place to heal with kind staff and an excellent rehabilitation program. "

"As the result of an accident in which I was badly injured, I recently spent a month in Life Care of Bountiful. I was completely delighted with the care I received and with the overall experience. Everybody was so competent and caring. I felt very much that every person with whom I worked truly cared about me. Having daily PT and a nice, clean room in which to rest and in which the staff brought food to me was just uplifting. The staff was quite friendly with the patients. I definitely needed to be in a facility during this time and was so, so happy that I chose Life Care. The staff attended to my needs in a very dedicated fashion. The facility was clean and quiet; my room had a pastoral view. I learned a whole new respect for CNAs. These people worked so hard to take care of everyone. The way the staff went to bat for me against my insurance company was absolutely moving. THEY REALLY CARED. Despite the pain, I enjoyed my PT very much. I had some really great moments in the facility, which will stick with me for life. By the time I left, the departure felt like leaving a family. I will definitely stay at Life Care again if I find myself in need of skilled nursing in the future. I owe such a debt of gratitude to these kind people that the only way I can think to repay it is to volunteer at the facility. I intend to start as soon as I am healed and to continue for as long as I can. If you ever need short term or long term skilled nursing, please do yourself a favor and stay at Life Care of Bountiful."

"I haven't found anything that I don't like about Mt. Ogden Health and Rehab Center. So far we've been 100% satisfied. We really like that they are so responsive. I rarely have to have anyone call me back. Usually when I call, I get right to the person that I need to talk to and they take as much time as they need to take with us. I've never been inside, but outside it's all very clean. The windows are clean, the grounds are clean and everything, including the parking lot, looks really good there."

"My husband is a resident of The Terrace at Mt. Ogden, a nursing facility in Ogden, and we love it. The staff is very friendly. I like his room and the place is clean. The dining area is small but practical."

"Heritage Park Healthcare did great with my husband. They were amazing. It was scary for me at first because I'd never been in that type of facility, but when we got to know the patients, the nurses, and the attendants, they were all great. They really were. The care was good. They were so sweet and so good to him. They were so caring and so great with everybody. I'd go over there and visit with him, sit with him, and watch him, and anybody that needed anything, they were right there. I don't know how they kept a smile on their face, but they always did. I thought the food was good, and they allowed me to go ahead and have dinner or lunch with my husband a couple of times. The cleanliness was really great. To go down the hall from the entrance, it's really a long walk, and I have a rod in my leg from an accident I had. After a couple of walks down there, I told them "Is there any way that somebody could let me in the back door right next to the hall where he was at so I didn't have to walk that long hall?", and they gave me phone numbers to call when I got there. So, they ran down and opened the door for me. They always invited him to participate in anything he felt like he could participate in, and he did a few things, but he just wasn't in a place in his mind to want to participate all the time. So, they did a great job with the activities. They had a Christmas party where each gift that was given to people was thought about for that person. They had therapy, exercise, and things like that, too, so that they had him involved to try and keep his legs strong. He had to share a room. At first, I didn't know if he'd be very happy about that. I thought maybe he'd like his privacy more, but he was fine with it. His roommate couldn't speak and just made loud noises all the time, but he was fine with it. He got to visit with people. I kept telling him before he went, "Wouldn't you rather be somewhere that you got to visit with people and talk to people than just sit here all day long looking at this television, and me only?" because he was such a people person, and it did. It worked out well, and he made friends. They made individual meals to accommodate people that had different likes and dislikes and abilities to eat and things like that. They had people who couldn't eat by themselves. They had people helping them. They were great."

"The staff is very caring to the patients here! If you are looking for a place for a loved one I highly recommend Crestwood! They passed state survey with flying colors and are rated 5 stars on Medicare.gov! "

"My mother is in Harrison Pointe Healthcare and Rehabilitation. The facility is clean, and people are willing to answer your questions and help in any way they can. She says that the food is good and so she enjoys that. I believe they have activities but she's been unable to attend them."

"There are many conflicting things with this facility. The staff seem very kind and say all the right words, but they all seem to say the same words, as if they're rehearsed. I have a friend who used to be at this facility who I could never seem to contact. She had recently sustained a fall and I've been worried about her. I've tried calling her and arranging a visit, but nothing seemed to work. So one day I just stopped by. obviously I surprised the staff, but not in a good way. When I got in to see my friend, she was not taken care of nearly as well I'd hoped. Her bed linens were dirty and she had soiled herself because nobody was there to assist her. She's a proud woman and she was extremely upset. Obviously I apprised the family of the situation and they moved her at once. This facility, unfortunately, has disappointed me. "

"My grandma lost her husband 5 years ago to lung cancer, and ever since then she hasn't been quite right. As a family, we toured several facilities in the area and ultimately decided on admitting her to the Federal Heights Rehabilitation and Nursing Center. We couldn't be happier with our decision to take Grandma here.The staff is friendly and helpful. They provide meals, activities, and help with household chores like laundry and washing dishes. Grandma's neighbors and friends in the facility are all great and fun people and make it a positive environment for everyone.They have an official shuttle that they use to bring the seniors to activites like bingo, farmkers markets, swap meets, and other fun activites so everyone isn't cooped up all the time.For the money, it is a very worthwhile place to consider taking your loved ones for an assisted living center. Everyone loves coming to visit Grandma now! "

"My friend has been happy at the City Creek Post Acute. She was recently moved to a private room. The atmosphere is good. The people are very friendly and caring toward her. They have a calendar of activities posted on their wall, and there's a lot offered throughout the month. We were able to use the dining area for a private event when her family came from out of state, and we brought our own food. The building is old, and the elevator is pretty slow."

"I have a friend whose mom is in this facility. They had some problems a few years ago but they have changed it a lot since then. COVID has been hard on everyone but they didn't even have an outbreak until COVID was almost over with. I'm glad they were able to keep them safe through such a hard time"

Lomond Peak Rehab & Nursing, located in Ogden, UT, provides both memory care and assisted living services for seniors who need extra support. The community offers various living options, including apartments with living rooms and kitchenettes, enabling residents to maintain a home-like atmosphere and a degree of independence while having access to necessary care. A range of amenities are available to enhance the quality of life for residents. Outdoor common areas offer space for enjoying fresh air and nature. Pets are welcome, allowing residents to have their furry companions with them. A variety of organized activities and programs are available to keep residents engaged and active. Meals are provided, ensuring proper nutrition. WiFi and internet access help residents stay connected with friends and family. Social activities and events are regularly organized, fostering a vibrant community life. Communal dining options contribute to the community feel, and yoga and stretching sessions are available to promote health and activity. Facilitated field trips and outings offer opportunities for exploration. Shared common areas provide additional spaces for social interaction and relaxation. Lomond Peak Rehab & Nursing also offers several services designed to make life easier and more convenient for residents. General transportation services make it simple to attend appointments and run errands. Housekeeping services help maintain a clean and tidy living environment, allowing residents to focus on enjoying their time and participating in community activities.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Utah Department of Health and Human Services