Apple Village Assisted Living

David

I visited Apple Village Assisted Living. They're very friendly, they took us on a tour, they've got trees growing in the middle of their walkways, and they have caged parakeets and a couple of other different types of birds. They've got a pool with turtles in it. It gives you the outdoor feeling even when you're indoors, type of thing. It's quite an interesting place. The room they showed us was small. The living area was too small for us. It is made more for one person. They didn't really have something for two people to be living in. That's why we didn't choose that place. We would have been just cramped living there. The staff was really good. They know their stuff. They know how to talk to you properly. We had lunch. It's very clean. They had a music type of thing going on in the evening. They had different activities like that scheduled.

Valerie

We visited Apple Village Assisted Living in Layton, and we felt it was a nice place. It looked clean and inviting. We didn't spend a lot of time there, but we asked around, and the people who we met were very nice, and they had big smiles on their faces. (This was before COVID.) They were very welcoming and willing to answer our questions. I thought that was a positive. However, the place did not seem as open and as welcoming as the other place we visited.

Cynthia

Apple Village Assisted Living was really a great place. It has the most beautiful view of the valley and the mountains. The staff was super friendly and helpful. The residents seemed really happy to be there. As you walk down the halls it gives you the feeling of being outside because they have a lot of artificial trees. It makes you feel like you're out in the garden.

Richard

Apple Village was middle-of-the-road friendly, and it seemed to be a good environment. The rooms looked fine. They had some recreational rooms. They also had some crafts going on. They had some outing scheduled, too. Apple Village didn't look like a hospital, so that was a good thing. They had handrails on the corridors that were built into the walls so it was less obvious, but they were there if people needed it. There were lots of skylights and some vegetation growing in some of the hallways. They had some water feature inside, too.

Dave

We really liked Apple Village. The staff members were nice. However, when we were there when they were serving lunch, there was a line of a people. You have to be there at 12 or you miss your meal. Many of the rooms had no view whatsoever. There was one row that had a beautiful view but all the other rooms either looked at a wall or at the main highway. The room choices and having a view out your window was pretty limited.

Pauline

I visited Apple Village, and they had all kinds of things going on for people there. They bring people in to entertain quite often, and it seemed to have a lot more accommodations for Mom's level of care. They hved exercise groups, they work on puzzles, they go outside, and some do gardening. The staff members help with bathing assistance depending on the level, and they manage the medications. They were very friendly, and you could tell there was a lot of camaraderie between the staff and the residents.