Seniors and their families prioritize comfort, community and quality care when choosing an assisted living residence. In Utah, the population aged 65 and older grew 15 percent over the last decade, driving demand for facilities that balance independence with support (Utah Department of Health, 2024). From newly built campuses to established homelike settings, these Best Assisted Living finalists offer personalized services and vibrant social calendars.
Aspen Ridge Residence of Lehi boasts contemporary apartments with private baths, kitchenettes and walk-in closets. Their licensed nursing staff provides medication management and wellness checks, while certified caregivers assist with daily activities. Residents choose from three daily chef-prepared meals, and the on-site bistro offers options for snacks and social coffee hours. Weekly calendars include exercise classes, art workshops and day trips to local attractions, fostering both engagement and autonomy.
Courtyard at Jamestown in Provo emphasizes resident choice in care and lifestyle. Accommodations range from studio to two-bedroom suites with full kitchens. Their “Stellar Wellness” program integrates physical, social and spiritual activities—fitness classes, book clubs and devotional gatherings—tailored to individual interests. A licensed nurse is on staff 24/7, coordinating with therapists for specialized services like occupational and speech therapy in the dedicated rehabilitation gym.
Heritage Gardens of Springville offers a residential neighborhood feel, with small-house wings of eight to twelve residents each. Personalized care plans cover everything from mobility assistance to memory-care programming in a secure, home-like setting. Daily chef’s menus feature locally sourced ingredients, and the community garden lets residents grow vegetables and flowers alongside neighbors. Scheduled outings and intergenerational events with local schools add variety and purpose to each day.
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