I moved in here three years ago because my always healthy husband was found to have cancer, and…read moredoctors wanted him where he could get help in a hurry. We thought he had a year, but he was gone in 3 months from the day we moved in here. I would never want to be left to live in any other place than Cedarwood. The workers are kind and helpful, the activities of all kinds are many, (including Sunday worship services for many different religious beliefs) and the residents feel like a big family. If I ever need help with something-help is received quickly. I am so glad that when we needed to get help with my husband's situation we made choice from many possibilities to come to Cedarwood. Would never want to move.

We moved into the retirement cottages June 2025. We have been very happy here. The cottages are…read morebeautiful. The amenities are great. But the best part is the friendliness and caring of the staff and other residents. There is always a lot to do, there is ample staff so they aren't overworked, and all the staff are super helpful and really try to meet everyone's needs. Most residents are active and participate in the many activities they provide for us. Both my husband and I are more healthy due to various types of exercise classes daily. We have made good friends.

Wow where do we begin. My dad-in-law has been at Sagewood in Daybreak would have been 10 years on…read moreOctober 31, 2025. He was the longest resident as of his passing July 9, 2025 at the young age of 97 years old. We want to sincerely thank Jode and Adysen and all the incredible people at Sagewood but mainly those in assisted living (Mountain View) for their extraordinary care they gave my dad-in-law. Jode and Adysen, in particular, have cared for him as if he were family, showing endless patience, warmth, love and attentiveness. We never needed to worry when we were not around. There are no words to fully express what these two, Jode and Adysen, along with the font desk personnel and the amazing beautiful staff at Sagewood team mean to our family. They are and always will be our family. We are profoundly grateful for all the love and kindness they have shown us and dad throughout the years. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for everything. It is the best place to place a parent in Utah. We looked for a place where my dad-in-law could keep his same friends all the ways through, which is exactly what happened in those 10 years. From independent living - to - assisted living. He was so happy the entire time he was there. We love everyone at Sagewood. Thank you!

My mother moved to Sagewood Oct. 2019. She was shy at first, but they have "ambassadors " that…read morehelp residents get oriented. By Thanksgiving, she was in full swing of all the activities and fun. They even have vendors, like Scentsy, come in from time to time so residents can shop. The care is top notch. They have a registered nurse on site, and a dedicated staff. Fun games and social hour, movies, concerts, and tons of bus rides. Sadly because of Covid19, visitors were limited, as per CDC guidelines, but, we knew mom was safe and cared for. We did FaceTime and window and patio visits. My family highly recommends Sagewood!

This building is amazing!! The staff is super friendly and very attentive. I always hear so many…read morepositive things about this building with all the residents. The food is really great they have an incredible cook. I even eat here some days it's that good!! One of my places to put a loved ones because I know they will be taken care of. Never hesitate to stop by and ask the front desk or the administration questions they are wonderful and friendly to deal with. Such an excellent building. And location did I say location!! Omg the best to get to. Right in the heart of Fort union!! Super convenient!! Come check out this place!

There are no tubs or showers. Do you bath in a community bath? Slava' Ukraini. Four score and…read moreseven years ago. Bye

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!!!! 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.

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.

I can't say enough about Solstice Senior Living in Sandy. It has become our home away from home. My…read morehusband lives at Solstice because he is not safe to live at home. He suffers from a degenerative neurological condition and Solstice does a fantastic job to keep him safe! We have two young children who absolutely adore their dad and as a result we go to see my husband regularly. Even though the children and I do not live at Solstice we feel like it is our second home and this begins the minute you step in the door! The staff have become like family to us. They can't do enough to help you and they always have a huge smile on their faces! In addition to zen-like atmosphere that they have created, their food is incredible! I feel like we are on a cruise ship when we eat there each week. They have a beautiful dining room where my children and I join my husband each week for a delicious 4-course meal. Over the years, my husband has become less social because of his disease. Since moving in he has formed close relationships with other residents and they have provided him with a strong sense of community. I can't remember my husband being this happy in a long time. They sure know how to host a party. In addition to their wonderful food, their parties are the place to be! They hold garden parties, star wars parties, dancing to the oldies parties, etc. Our 10 year-old loves it there so much that he asked to hold his birthday party at Solstice and all of the residents sang him happy birthday. They always have the loviest fresh flowers and when they have a party their balloons are to die for. So much thought goes into each activity and party that they plan. A huge thanks to Stephanie Klingbiel and Cindy Granger who are just part of the wonderful staff at Solstice! I write this review in hopes that others will read it. I truly believed our family would never feel like a family again because my husband had to move to senior living and live apart from us however it is just the opposite. Solstice has changed our lives! We are blessed to have my husband as a resident there! Thank you for everything you do!

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

Best place to live and get the right kind of care to need and in a timely manner the food is…read moreamazing the people here are wonderful they take care of what ever you need

This is the place where my mother finished out the last segment of her life. If you have an older…read morerelative in the Salt Lake area who's unable to take care of themselves, this is a great place to move them into. It's very nicely decorated and landscaped. You can even have eat meals with you loved one. They have a special room for family dinners available by appointment. They offer scenic drives to the residents and other field trips to the residents to get them out and about. These are offered on a weekly basis. There are activities every day to encourage the residents to be as active as possible. They work with the resident's doctors to make sure that the resident gets any needed medications and treatments. There is a shuttle service available to take the patients to doctors appointments, however it is only available on certain days of the week. They're good about alerting family members to any change in the resident's health. It is on a busy street but steps have been taken to ensure that the residents stay safely inside. They did a good job of keeping my mother comfortable without prolonging her life - which is what the family wanted. They treated her with respect and loving care. This review is LONG overdue but better late then never.

it's smoke and mirrors --oh the list is long... But in a nut shell-- the sales team over sells (…read morelike a 1970's used car salesman) and the company completely UNDER delivers...in most of the restaurants the servers are usually all terrific-- BUT--Esmeralda NEEDS to go. Online marketing promotes a "55" plus community but one can't buy or live with someone unless you're"62"⁉‍. Such a bunch BS everywhere you turn. They haven't finished things for new move-ins and can't maintain what they have, but yet they are discussing starting construction on buildings 4,5. They have hundreds of residents and new moving all the time yet they only have 1 part-time IT person abuse experience is on the job training-- after being promoted from the dining room. The Maitenance man who is doesn't "maintain anything just try's to help fix things and then makes things wise. Not really trained or credentialed. His previous employment/experience is a forklift driver. Often leaves thing in worse condition than before he starts something. Doesn't have the correct tool for putty or calling do he uses his finger. The management/"establishment" takes complete advantage of the residents financially at every possible tiny opportunity. In the breakfast restaurant if you wasn't to buy an extra piece of toast it will really cost you...$1.99‼insane. When Covid-19 started to spike again in early 2022 masks were again required in common areas and it was suggested/requested that masks be N or KN95, which they the made available in the on site market for a mere $40.00 for 10 pieces-- so much more reasonably priced to purchase a package online. So unnecessary to price gauge residents. For having residents hundreds of residents in almost every bldg. they only provide 2 handicap parking spots but residents event with proper credentials are not allowed to park in them --yet there is no signage stating such a policy, no such policy is stated at closing, but apparently if your family pitches a big enough fit, or more likely as suggested or speculated by several residents your family pays Austin under the table you can park there and never leave the door for months at a time without repercussions or proper State issued tags. One of the more disappointing experience of many residents -- the word is out that if you complain to management about Anything you are black listed as a "Diva" and it becomes very uncomfortable to continue to live in the community. If you decided that you world king to move to another unit or building , it currently will cost you approximately $10k for getting another unit move in ready even though your current unit was never finished in more that a half a year and your unit has messed and in finished items from your original walk-through.

BEWARE THE FINE PRINT. We moved to SV after my husband had a stroke. There were some positive…read morethings that made life a little easier for me but overall we were sorry we sold our home and moved there. After my husband died I knew that I did not want to stay there. Fortunate for me I have the means to make the move. They don't let you know how long it will take for you to get your money back. ONE TO ONE AND A HALF YEARS. I am 78 years old, a widow and I have Parkinsons. A year and a half of waiting is a year and a half that I don't have $450.000 that would be much needed as my disease progresses. There are people living in SV that feel trapped. They would love to make a move but it is impossible for them.