Covington Lehi sits on the Wasatch Front and offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care, and they take in all pets, not just cats and dogs, which is a nice touch for folks attached to their animal friends, and the building's made with modern touches but feels welcoming and warm, with wide-open lobbies, comfy chairs, and fireplaces where people can just sit and watch the fire or have a chat with their neighbors, and you'll find plenty of walking paths, garden boxes, and a koi pond with fish feeding that's always a hit, especially on a sunny afternoon, plus the outdoor fire pit gets used for roasting marshmallows, making it feel like a family campout.
The apartments come in studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom choices for independent and assisted living, and every place has a kitchenette with wood cabinets, a full fridge, and a bathroom set up with lots of storage, grab bars, and walk-in showers, with emergency call buttons near the toilet for safety, and there are also fully furnished options for those who don't want to move all their furniture, with housekeeping and linen included, as well as cable and Wi-Fi right in each room.
There's a secured memory care unit with a higher staffing ratio, trying to keep folks safe from wandering, and the team has options for people needing extra help, whether it's with dementia, Alzheimer's, diabetes, transferring, or incontinence, with a 12-16 hour nurse on staff, and a 24-hour call system, plus pendants for fall monitoring, and the memory care services have special programs for those with mild memory loss to keep minds active and spirits up.
Meals get served restaurant-style, and the kitchen can fix up diabetic-friendly and other special diets, so most folks can find something to eat, and activities run all day, with group exercise, music, outings, games, and even animal therapy, plus the upstairs always seems busy with daily programs, juggle boards for pain management, and in the orange building, a game room full of board games, an old pinball machine, and classic arcade games that grandchildren seem to love, and there's a large family room with books, puzzles, bowling, and Connect Four.
Covington Lehi offers transportation for shopping or appointments, regular outings, religious services, and assistance for Veterans Affairs aid, and during a respite stay, families can get a break while residents get the help they need with showers, dressing, medication, and meals, and there's a full-service salon, private dining room for special gatherings, and areas with a grand piano or projector for movie nights, with open spaces designed for wheelchairs and walkers, hallways with handrails, and guest parking out front.
Residents here get personalized support, whether it's medication reminders, diabetes care, hospice, or just companionship during tough days, and the staff tries to help everyone feel connected, whether that's with big group events or a quiet moment in the garden, and the focus really seems to be on celebrating each person, giving choices, and making the community feel like home, all while keeping everyone as safe and comfortable as possible, and if someone wants to bring their pet, that's welcome too.
