Independent Living Community in Layton, Utah

Carolyn

Apple Village was really nice, I liked it very much, but I can't afford it. They had living plants everywhere, it was sunny and bright, and it was absolutely gorgeous. The rooms were nice and decent sized. The only thing I didn't like was that I can't cook in them. They don't have a kitchen, they don't have a stove to cook on or anything. That's one of the main things for me because I like to cook. They have some really good activities. When we were there touring, the people were playing bowling. They were sitting in their chairs and wheelchairs and were having a grand time.

Elaine

Pheasant View didn't seem to have a lot for the residents to do. The rooms were OK, but the dining hall was their only gathering place, which is what I didn't like. All of the activities were done in the dining room. The person who assisted us was very nice, but the place itself was small. They're tucked back in between houses. Their food would not have worked with us. They did have a set menu, but there were lots of things my mom wouldn't eat. There wasn't that much variety

Veron

Apple Village was very nice. The staff member who accommodated me was wonderful. The people were fine and happy. When we were there, there were some games, they were playing Wii, and people were walking around and getting a little exercise. The rooms were lovely. It was an older building but very well-kept. I liked it very much.

Gay

Apple Village was beautiful, well organized, and looked new. Some of the rooms had a balcony overlooking an amazing view. However, it was a little farther away.

PS

I was impressed with Fairfield Village of Layton's memory care unit. It was small, and the staff interacted well with the patients.