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Treeo Orem is the most outstanding Independent Senior Living Community in Utah!…read moreWhen you walk in there is a feeling of hope, joy & LIFE!! The food is delicious & they offer over 280 fun, engaging & MEANINGFUL activities & big events EVERY MONTH. When I visit Treeo, I visit a warm & loving environment.

SLAUGHTER HOUSE! If you want your family member to die, send them here! They are the worst facility…read moreI've ever seen in my life! My Sister was not on hospice and she died and they did not even know it. My daughter found her dead. And then they asked her if we wanted to Resuscitated her she was already gone for a while. It took an hour for them to come when she would push the emergency button. She needed her pain medication and they said that she would have to wait because they were doing shift change. Then 45 minutes later they asked again and they said we have three other people to administer medication too, so she'll have to wait. Called the facility five times to talk to the administrator three times before my sister passed away and two times after and they still have not returned my call. Call the police to get an investigation so we can get an autopsy to find out the reason for her death. She was only in there six days.

Remember palliative care means terminal sedation. They will slowly kill your parent (without…read moreconsent ) really uninformed consent)(for easy medicaid approval) keeping them from food and fluids .They will die from no food , fluids, morphine, and Lorazapam every hour. They will die alone and in a frantic state knowing they are being murdered. Technically they are. You will regret trusting this home. If you love your parent do not bring them here. I tried trusting them and i will regret this for eternity.They should be shut down. Unethical and sick ,and greedy corporation. I hope my review keeps others loved ones safe and alive. You only have one precious life and now my beautiful loving mom went through murder and fought to survive in the last moments where they forcefully held her down and injected morphine even though she refused and fought for her life. she died fighting for her life being held down. she was an amazing mom and they took advantage of her brain bleed/ neurological dementia. god knows and i know what they did. the police and detective laughed about it like i was crazy. work in hospital i know what they did! i have medical records to prove it. please run if you love your parents. i wish i did not put my trust in them. my mom was kind to everyone. gave the shirt off her back. they need to do the right thing and confess like rn rhondi did. at least she was honest. i hope more family members notice what they are doing or did to their loved ones. they need to stop killing!!! they need to not treat them like an animal to put down. i feel sorry for those who did this because you can not take murder back, its done. family will live with this forever and it cannot be taken back. think of your loved ones and how you would feel. i give my patients love and respect even though they are confused and combative. Its not them they are sick. You are sick to be apart of this murder of the weak. ps.. they say family does not want to realize that they are dying its a lie. my mom had perfect vitals and was put on hospice with self care uti. no sepsis lungs clear everything great but uti and immediately on hospice with target date may 2. she died may 1 we had been told she was ok, just bad mood. too bad that utah authorities are in on it. so sad what this world jas come to. i miss her and pray everyday for justice.

My parents both spent several years living at Summerfield retirement, first in the independent then…read morein the assisted living. I'm completely pleased with their experience. The staff was so attentive and treated my parents with so much respect and consideration. I also loved that there was low staff turnover so my parents were able to have the same people caring for them for years. This made a big difference in their day-to-day experience. The facility was lovely and their rooms were always spacious enough to make their own.

Sorry to hear of Kelene's review…read more My mother moved in on Nov 1, 2022. It was a big change for her after living in the same home for over 60 years. She is very happy with her new home. She asked my Sister, "Do I really get to live here the rest of my life?" We have found the management very nice and helpful. My mother has made many new friends and enjoys the activities. I have not talked to anyone who does not like living here.

I give it the magic 5 star rathing, within the context they operate. Anyplace that appears to have…read moreto accept Medicaid as their primary insurance for most for their patients isn't going to have 5 star luxury facilities. I've seen nothing but positive things My father was here a couple years ago after an illness, and had to go through withdrawal from opoid overuse. He was also infectious for the first 10 days and had to be in quarantine. My mother is currently here for rehab after a stroke. Both "visits" were in the 2-3 week range. In my interactions, the staff have been nice, accommodating, and friendly. They have attended promptly when the big red button is pushed. They have administered medication properly. They have done the thankless job of helping when there are problems with incontinence. I'm not seeing problems. I see, likely, underpaid people doing a tough job well.

I was surprised how clean and organized the establishment was. My grandmother's occupational…read moretherapist was kind and very knowledgeable

Legacy Village of Provo has been such a wonderful place for my parents to live. They got a new head…read morechef in the summer of 2018 and he is amazing. The food is delicious, the care is exceptional, and the building is beautiful. Would recommend to any of my family and friends looking for Assisted Living.

Overall this place has been the land of dissatisfaction having had my mom in here for over two…read moreyears. The esthetics are nice but underneath that it is poorly managed and the food served to the residents seems like 2 out of 10. That is when the food makes it to your loved one. My mom often misses meals, the food quality is poor and never hot. Her room and her requests are completely neglected every weekend. I have brought these issues to the Director many times only to hear a laundry list of excuses with no action ever taken to fix anything. It is a cash cow with no intention of giving good care unless you feel like constantly contacting them and complaining. Don't expect anything else from this establishment.

The absolute worst place for employees to work. Management does not care about their employees or…read moreeven residents for that matter. They cut hours for employees so they can hoard more money, this puts their residents at a severe risk because the nurses are running around tirelessly and are unable to reach everyone quickly. People could die but Jamestown does not care. I severely hope people stop putting their loved ones at risk and stop giving these owners their money, these owners deserve to get sued as well.

My grandfather's time at Jamestown was so wonderful for him and my entire family. Its a beautiful…read moreclean facility with animals, activities, and quality food. We are forever grateful to the attentive and loving staff.

My mother was in Spring Gardens Lindon and we are so impressed with the staff and director of…read morenursing. It is a lovely and welcoming place and the residents are happy and engaged in friendships and activities. My mother loved her meals, especially the daily homemade soups and pastries. We are so grateful for the director of nursing that not only helped my mother but helped me navigate this time in my mother's life. Care was exceptional. Staff was kind and thoughtful. Loved the facility and activities that were offered. It felt like a second family from the executive direction on down. I highly recommend Spring Gardens of Lindon.

My parents lived in assisted living at Spring Gardens for just five months. My initial impression…read morewas that it was a beautiful, clean, friendly place with caring, dedicated staff. The receptionists quickly learned my name and always greeted me warmly when I came.The kitchen and cleaning staffs were amazing - always cheerful and kind to the residents and their guests The c.n.a.s and med. techs were attentive and patient with my aging parents. There were many fun activities and outings, and the food was usually quite good. (I especially enjoyed the salad bar.) I appreciated that meals were available from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m - very accommodating. I was also very impressed with the various entertainment, especially during the Christmas holiday. Mom thoroughly enjoyed the Valentines dance in February! Beyond all of that, the thing I loved most at Spring Gardens was the wonderful residents who warmly welcomed my parents and took the time to get to know them and befriend them! As the weeks went on and my parents began to settle in, I started to notice some areas which had room for improvement. Services we had signed up and paid for were not always being done, and/or my parents would be charged for services, like laundry, that we did not sign up for. There was also a LOT of pressure from administrators to change my parents' primary caregivers to the in-house medical staff. Though convenient, it quickly became an obvious conflict of interest. Another concern was the staff's lack of training on "redirecting" residents with dementia. (Mom has Alzheimer's.) One staff member told me that when there was training offered, very few staff attended. (Why wasn't such training mandatory?) When it came time to move Mom to memory care, my family spent several hours, on different days, in the Spring Gardens memory care unit observing the way the residents were cared for. I found the atmosphere very different from assisted living. Of course a great deal of that had to do with the diminished cognitive abilities of the sweet residents there, but even more so was the stark difference in lighting, furnishings, layout, and activities. There was minimal natural light and the common area was small and cramped. Residents were almost always found sitting in front of a t.v. Rarely did we see them engaged in activities. The unit always felt understaffed and lacking. The bottom line. If your loved one does not have dementia, then Spring Gardens is a lovely place to live, though not perfect. However, if your loved one needs, or will soon need, the additional attention of memory care, I suggest looking elsewhere.