This place treats the employee like they are nothing they…read morecan't keep employeEd a friend on my lives here and in the two years he's been there they have had turn over sheet turn over maybe if corporate would care the residents might not move out But to them it's just shot money

They were amazing to the tenets and always helpful when asked to do something or if something was…read moreneeded. The front needs a face lift in the construction department but aside from that it's great

Where to begin? Our mother had been struggling with her health but wanted to remain at home. We…read moreadult children are concerned for our parents' safety but want to respect their independence. Unfortunately, Mom fell at the beginning of the year and broke her hip. After getting her through surgery and immediate rehabilitation, we moved her to Beacon Crest for respite. She had barely spent a week there when I received the call. "I love it here, and I want to move here permanently." While I thought this was a brilliant idea, I suggested she give it a few weeks to make sure. She called me exactly two weeks later, and we made the arrangements. Why Beacon Crest Senior Living? When I walked into Beacon Crest, I felt like I was walking into a resort. Spacious rooms, elegantly designed. Bright sunlit common areas welcome you to spend time with your parent. The food tastes like you are in a fine dining restaurant. When I looked at the other residents, they looked joyful. It was nothing like the homes I had seen before. In the past, I have volunteered at a variety of senior living communities. I have found many to be disconcerting. There is often a high ratio of residents to caregivers, a depressing atmosphere: and, let's face it, a strange smell when you walk in. Beacon Crest is like nothing you have seen before. It is incredible! My family and I would like to thank the staff for the gentle care, continued kindness, and professional knowledge they bring to each day. My mom has made a community of friends and has found her second family. She enjoys delicious meals each day, receives the care she needs, and most importantly, is thriving. Thank you, Beacon Crest, for going well above and beyond in caring for our mom. If you are considering senior living communities, do yourself a favor and visit this place!

This is an amazing place. I have had many loved ones and friends in a variety of senior living…read morefacilities, and non even begin to compare to Beacon. It has the most beautiful atmosphere both inside and out. The amenities offered are like no other. You feel as if you own a beautiful home with an incredible staff at your service. I would highly recommend this place to anyone.

Beware of this company! They are expanding from Utah to Las Vegas and are short staffed with only…read moreone nurse in Las Vegas. Nurse Pap was incompetent and reused medical supplies from a trash can. With so many reputable Home Health agencies to choose from why subject yourself or loved ones to sub standard care and unnecessary risks. So disappointed with this company.

NONVACCINATED people are being sent to elderly persons homes ! They will not disclose this to you…read more The clinical director of nursing told me if they fired all the people who are not vaccinated they would go out of business then hung up on me. Real professional. This girl cares more about the condition of her nails than the condition of her patients. How is this a reputable medical company?? *Phone calls are ignored. *Feedback is not taken seriously. Don't chance it with these people

My mom has dementia Loui body. I never thought about this illness much until my mom was diagnosed…read morewith the illness. To find out, there is a lot of families out there that has gone out going through this with one of their love ones. It was very tough for me at first. I tried so hard to let my mom stay with me during her transition and dealing with the illness. It was not just hard on me but also hard on my wife and kid. Was so worried to leave her alone because didn't want her to do anything to hurt herself. I tried getting a Inhome care for her while we was at work. It did help us out a little, but then when we got home from work it was tough because we had to give her all of our attention. I finally decided after she was approved for Medicaid and social security that I'll would put her in a memory care facility. It was best for her And my family. It was a lot safer that way. She can get all the cars she needed 24/7 . If something was to happen, at least there was someone there to help her. So I looked around town at many many places and visited them. Carrington court was the one for her. It's like a hotel when you first walk in. Tina was awesome when I came to check out the place. They also take them on field trips every Monday Bus ride around down) . They also do events and fun stuff at the State Fair and the zoo etc. They hold holiday dinners at Carrington court every year for family and friends to come. They usually always pick up when I call to check up on her. Her personal doctor that usually come check up on her once a week always contacts me and give me up dates and ask if I have any concerns. They have shared rooms or they also have a single room for them. It's a nice sizes rooms. Even the shared rooms are a decent size. I would totally recommend Carrington Court for your love ones.

Please know the staff at Carrington Court are very immature, for the most part, very young, and…read moregossipy! The place is clean, very pretty, but the CNA staff have no business in this population. They have no relevancy to what the residents are going through, much less how to handle them. They have no understanding of adults or adult life. Or, how to handle adult and aging issues. Better training is a desperate need here. If your loved one is still sharp and just needs a little assistance, this is the place for them, if they need nurturing, caring, adult assistance, keep looking.

If you have a loved one Dont let them stay at this place . My mother passed here and it's all…read morebecause of the procedures and lack there of . Find some where else for that person you love . You can see most reviews I have done are on the positive side not negative so I hope you take something from this.

Good stuff: This is an ok place but very dated. The cleaning ladies who help my mother are…read moreincredible and sweet. The activities are good and they take you wherever you want to go if you schedule them 24 hours in advance. Not so great: The halls especially depressing decorated in dirty browns and oranges. The rooms are pretty old and need updating. The food is terrible. Often they run out of the main course if you don't get down to the dining room on time. I was in the lobby a few days ago and a lady walked in and said she smelled gas. The front desk person basically said, "oh yeah I turned on the fan in the kitchen because other people complained too. It happens all the time." Really? Gas leaking into the lobby from the kitchen? They need to get the leak fixed!!! My mother has friends here who say they have bedbugs. Luckily she does not have any yet. Wish I had known a few of these things before we put my mother here.

I've worked at different facilities and can confidently say this one is the most amazing one I've…read morebeen at! They truly care about the residents and their well being.

BEWARE!!!! OVERDOSED MY MOTHER IN JUST 4 DAYS…read moreREMOVED POA AS CONTACT ILLEGALLY ILLEGAL/POOR MEDICAL DECISIONS AND CARE STANDARDS My mother was at The Peaks/Pheasant Run for four days. On Monday I admitted my mother with my father as her Power of Attorney (POA). I am a physician and I have been her POA for decades. On Tuesday, my mother was left alone in a wheelchair and faceplanted on the hard floor, leaving a huge bump and laceration on her forehead. On Wednesday my sister lied to the facility and told a nurse that I am NOT the POA and they believed her instead of looking at the admission paperwork which included the legal document. They also did not call me or my father to notify us that my sister was claiming that I was not the POA. Instead, they removed my contact info from the facesheet without notifying me and put my sister's info instead. She then called the doctor and asked him to prescribe morphine every few hours even though my mother was not a morphine user. The doctor prescribed it. On Thursday, after SEVENTEEN doses of morphine, ativan and haldol in the previous 24 hours, my mother was found on the floor dead. This is a shocking escalation of morphine and other medications that would likely kill anyone and I had no idea my mother was receiving these medications. Medical records show that at 8:00 pm on Thursday my mom was noted "lethargic" and then a Med Tech, not a nurse and not allowed to "assess a patient" and also not allowed to give morphine without orders from a nurse (not noted in med records), gave my mom morphine, ativan and haldol. At 11:00 pm my mom was found dead on the floor. The Peaks is a shell company run by another LLC owned yet by another LLC and the main LLC keeps opening up facilities under different names. The paperwork I signed was from Pheasant Run. BEWARE.

My father has dementia and was moved from a different facility to Crescent Namaste Memory Care due…read moreto the fact that the previous center could not properly care for dementia patients. The staff at this facility is so compassionate and caring that I know, without a doubt, that my father is getting the best care. When I arrive to see him, he is alway dressed and well groomed. He is well fed and the meals are delicious and nourishing. The rooms at the Namaste center are beautiful and spacious. The facility does NOT smell of urine or other unwelcome odors. Every staff member knows my name and is genuinely is happy to see me when I come to visit. They care for my dad like they would care for a member of their own family. The nurses at this facility are angles of mercy in every way. If you are looking for memory care for a loved one, this is the place. I highly recommend Crescent Namaste Memory Care.

My parents were the second or third couple to move to Crescent when it first opened. Carolee…read moreimmediately found a connection with them and was always especially watchful of their needs. When Dad was moved to Memory Care, the ladies there became like family. The staff is genuinely caring, the facility is well maintained. Getting on their mailing list is something I wasn't ever able to accomplish- 1 frustration I had with them.But their superior care and concern for my parents is what mattered most.

Great facility, kind staff. Clean and beautiful. Everyone is kind and attentive. My MIL is happy…read morehere.

The manager of the 3300 location and new manager of Draper were incredible. They learned of our…read moreexperience at Spring Gardens and they took care of every single problem. We were surprised and very grateful for their help!!

Just walking into Sunrise of Sandy there's a feeling of happiness among both the residents and the…read morecare givers. It struck me that it didn't feel stuffy or 'old'. As I watched the care givers doing activities with residents that were limited in their abilities you could tell that they really cared about each individual. Various care givers moving through the facility regularly greet residence who are out walking about or just sitting in the main rooms. I can easily and without hesitation recommend Sunrise of Sandy for you or your loved one.

This facility is the absolute best! They always go above and beyond and they make everything so…read morepersonalized. The management does not seem they are above everyone, they get right in to help the caregivers, and nurses. They are amazing!

This location is small and amazing. They can take up to 13 residents. It used to be a house and it…read morestill feels like a home. The staff ratio is great and they are all extremely caring. There are goats and a turkey in the backyard and an area for hanging out with families when they come. My dad is on hospice there and the staff has helped so much through all this. We highly recommend this place!

From the owner: Assisted Living of Draper is a totally new concept in assisted living. Mom & Dad now have the…read moreoption to live in a "Residential" style Assisted Living Home that is family friendly, affordable, and most of all ... easy to transition to, because it feels and looks like a ... Home, not a place where it feels like they will spend the rest of their life in a Hospital, Hotel, or Institution "Type" facility. Our luxury home has a master chef who will prepare delicious home cooked meals, Registered Nurses and CNA's who provide the best of care, and a fun and energizing activities schedule. We also have "Nurse Call Necklace Buttons" (which we refer to as "Room Service" buttons) and pull chords in the bathrooms, because safety is our priority.