They offer a good variety of competent, independent women caregivers. The schedulers are fast and…read more helpful.

Visiting Angels wants your loved one to be matched with the caregiver(s) that best fits your loved…read moreones needs and personality. They want them to be comfortable with the caregiver that is coming to their home and receive the assistance needed and companionship wanted.

Rocky Mountain Care-Clearfield is a skilled nursing facility!Their theme is "best care anywhere!"&…read moreyou better believe it!They've been around more than 10 years & treat their patients or residents decently!Dr.Cox is the best & he works at this location!I've been here since last February 9,2026 & it's because I took a fall in my old apartment & was told by a friend of mine to call 911 for an ambulance to come because I got dizzy!I came here with bruises & abraisions on me & I looked like I got either assaulted,abused or attacked,but I wasn't!Am strongly recommending this place to those who ask!This place is also a rehabilitation facility as well!

The greatest retirement home in Utah! Ask for a tour with…read moreCassandra, the brains behind CPRC. Friendly and and that wonderful homey feel, its like Paradise here. We are family at CPRC. Call today for your new life: 801-773-0990.

From the owner: Country Pines Retirement Community is a beautiful community where folks can enjoy commodities…read morewithin Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care.

The only good thing I have to say is it's very pretty and nice looking but other than that this…read moreplace is absolutely horrible the management apparently gets rid of the good CNA's and fires them but the people we have reported multiple times over my mom being here in 4 months did a single one who treated her badly get fired no it is ridiculous save your money go FIND A DIFFERENT PLACE it ain't worth the neglect and the fight with the stupid incompetent management staff i genuinely wish i could give this place zero stars cause it doesn't even deserve one star but i have no choice don't waste your time or your money they won't be treated properly an aid one time LITERALLY came into my moms room sat in her recliner and then proceeded to fall asleep like what the actual F who does that?! Cares are supposed to be provided to her like brief changes transfers and safety checks but she maybe gets one safety check and 1 brief change at the very end of the day or night it's ridiculous

Great place! The staff is very helpful and patient. The facility is clean and has a great…read moreenvironment. Food is good. Only thing I think they could so better is have more activities for the residents and a TV in the main area for residents to watch. Facility is in Kaysville.

Very impressive and welcoming! Clean throughout and the food was top notch!! The folks who live…read morethere were very friendly and welcoming - they were willing to share why they love living there :). They know someone is always around to help if needed - but not hovering. We noticed a lot of residential interaction with the staff, and they were professional, gentle and truly cared! (Working with older folks you need a lot of patience!!) The entire place is decorated with vibrant "happy" paintings and decor, along with a lot of windows! There is a lot to do if you want to: community puzzles, karaoke, art show, shuffleboard, chess, card games, trips out to shows and dinners/lunch, pickleball, art classes, daily workouts you can do in classes or on your own. Many of the residents worked or volunteered during the day. Or you can just sit and listen to a resident playing the piano! We were able to stay for a couple nights to experience what it might be like to live there. The rooms were clean, comfortable and had full kitchens - even a dishwasher! (you can cook your own meals or go to the dinning room). My husband and I were thinking of moving to Ogden as family lives there. We are in our late 60s and my hubby was limited physically for so long, he was ready to be in an active senior community to be able to socialize. "The 4 walls were closing in" not being able to move much. After his last surgery, he's been pain free and ready to live life again. When we slow down - hopefully many years from now, we will DEFINITELY consider Treeo Ogden! GREAT experience!! Beautiful city!!

Caring staff and residents seem to be happy and cared for. Lots of options on the menu for food…read moreand place is very clean.

The office management was exceptional! Very informative and friendly. Newly remodeled and very cleanread more

I'm adding to my previous review because I feel there were several serious issues that need to be…read moreaddressed. It was almost impossible to find Stephanie anywhere in the building. We only saw her once, when we gave her my mom's medication list after it had been lost. Because she was rarely, if ever, present, we honestly thought Isaac was the main person in charge. That is why we continued bringing our concerns to him instead of Stephanie. From our experience, management felt very absent and disconnected from what was actually happening in the building. After we moved my mom out and posted our review, Stephanie did reach out to us. We chose not to return her call because we felt our concerns had already been communicated repeatedly while my mom was there. After we didn't respond, she had staff members contact us to ask what was so bad and why we didn't want to keep my mom there. We felt this was very unprofessional. We wish these concerns had been taken seriously while my mom was still a resident, rather than after she was already moved out and a negative review was posted. It is very unfortunate that it took losing a resident for our concerns to seem like a big enough issue to be addressed. We had been communicating with staff and Isaac about the things my mom was going without and the problems we were seeing. These issues should have been addressed much sooner. Another extremely concerning incident was my mom's handicap placard being taken directly out of her purse while it was in her room. I find it incredibly disturbing that someone would go through a resident's belongings and steal something as important as her handicap placard. Thankfully, she did not have cash in her purse. While I cannot say who took it, the fact that it happened at all is extremely concerning and makes us question how secure residents' personal belongings are. I believe Pheasant View needs stronger oversight, more consistent management presence, and better training and supervision of staff. Management needs to actually be present in the building and aware of what is happening so employees understand which concerns need to be taken seriously and addressed immediately. I also believe the facility should take resident safety and staff screening very seriously, including appropriate background checks and thorough hiring practices. We wanted my mom to be somewhere where she felt safe, cared for, and respected. Unfortunately, our experience at Pheasant View did not give us that peace of mind.

Parent was here. hard floors. Quite a few calls about falls there from the staff about parent. No…read morecontact after their last fall until compassionate care. Sheriff and law harassment after that. Social workers help some but not enough.

So far, wonderful. Welcoming and a great atmosphere. Smells good, clean, etc. Staff are always…read morefriendly

We are so pleased with the care my dad has received at Sunridge in Roy! The staff has been super…read morefriendly and responsive. My dad has commented on how much he likes the facility and the staff. This has been very comforting, especially with the inability to have in-person visits for to COVID.

As a team member of Brighton Home Health and Hospice, I have the opportunity to visit Apple Tree…read moreAssisted Living frequently. One of the things that I think is unique and special about this facility is the amount of plants, fish, birds, and flowers that they have brought indoors! For some who live there I imagine getting outside is not always easy, and they have found a way to bring the positive impacts of being around plants inside the building. The calming influence of nature is felt when you walk inside in addition to their friendly and personable staff. I always see the residents here engaging in fun activities! I would recommend Apple Tree Assisted Living to a loved one.

From the owner: Come take a tour and see our beautiful indoor ponds, gardens, trees and the warmth of our wide sun…read morefilled hallways. We have no stairs or elevators for the simplicity of getting around. Apple Tree offers the peace of mind of having home cooked meals, housekeeping, medication management in a maintenance free environment for you to enjoy and relax.