The Legacy at Falcon Point supports residents with different needs, offering assisted living, memory care, independent living, respite care, and home care, and there aren't any age restrictions, so folks from different backgrounds can feel comfortable here. The place holds up to 75 residents, with space for 22 living with Alzheimer's or other memory concerns, and state-licensed nurses and care staff are on hand 12-16 hours a day, and there's a 24-hour emergency call system as well, which makes families feel a bit easier. Apartments have private bathrooms, walk-in closets, kitchenettes, and cable TV, plus there's Wi-Fi, individually controlled air conditioning, and walk-in showers with grab bars for safety, and pets are welcome in assisted living. People can bring their own things and enjoy features like raised gardening beds, paved and indoor walking paths, and an enclosed courtyard. The main street concept common areas, outdoor patios, and community lounges with TV and meeting rooms give folks a sense of belonging, and residents can use amenities like a game room, movie theater, piano, library, café/bistro, computer room, fitness center, and beauty/barber shop, and a spa and wellness room if they want.
Meals are prepared by a chef and cover many dietary needs, with options for organic, gluten-free, and low-sugar or low-sodium diets, plus restaurant-style dining, snacks, and the choice to eat in a private dining room or the main dining hall, which is nice for guests or small gatherings. Housekeeping, laundry, and linen services mean residents don't have to worry about daily chores, and the staff can help with bathing, dressing, medication management, transfers, dining support, and continence care, including for those needing two-person help or ambulation assistance. There's diabetic care, health monitoring, physical, occupational, and speech therapy on site, and support for those needing rehab or experiencing changing health, so someone can age in place, even as their needs grow. The community runs daily activities aimed at boosting social life and mental health, like arts and crafts, games, outings, fitness classes, meditation, movie nights, and support groups, and there are religious services for Catholic, LDS/Mormon, Protestant, Jewish, and other faiths, with chaplains visiting regularly. Memory care includes secure areas, individualized wellness plans, brain games, and behavior tracking to help those with dementia feel comfortable and safe.
Plenty of transportation is available for errands and outings, and residents can enjoy the small, manageable size of the community, which feels friendly and close-knit because people and staff do get to know each other. Pet therapy's offered for those who like animals, and the community is pet friendly with some care help, and the staff keeps relationships strong with families and welcome visits. A nurse or aide is always ready to help in an emergency, and folks don't just sit alone, because the staff makes sure people get involved in group events or try new hobbies. Residents can enjoy the beauty salon or barbershop, spend time outside on the private patio, stroll the paved paths, or sit in the library or TV lounge. The Legacy at Falcon Point focuses on health, independence, and comfort, with regular wellness checks and adjusted care as needed, letting people stay in one place even if their care needs change. The facility's received recognition with awards for senior living, and the community offers tours so folks can see what daily life, food, and activities are really like before deciding anything.
