Pheasant View Assisted Living sits in a quiet residential area in Layton, Utah, and operates as a small, close community where people know each other's names, and staff work with kindness and respect for every resident. The facility runs as a limited liability company, focusing on assisted living, memory care, independent living, and short-term respite care, offering many levels of support. The building holds 22 spacious studio rooms with large walk-in closets and private 3/4 baths, plus 16 dedicated memory care rooms for those needing extra help with dementia or Alzheimer's; all rooms come with safety features, individual climate control, kitchenettes, and walk-in showers, making daily life easier and safer for everyone.
Nurses, CNAs, and aides are around twenty-four hours every day, helping with dressing, bathing, grooming, and medications, so residents who need more support don't have to worry about day or night. Staff provide care based on person-specific plans, making sure each person's needs-whether that's walking help, wheelchair use, diabetic care, medication support, or more-are seen to with attention and compassion, even for memory care patients who need careful monitoring and activities designed to keep their minds active and reduce confusion or wandering.
Meals are homemade, with special meals for those with dietary needs, and snacks served in the community dining room where residents join together and share stories. Amenities include a full-service barber and beauty salon, satellite TV, Wi-Fi, community rooms for games or group exercise, a fitness center, and outdoor spots for fresh air, which makes for a setting where folks feel at home and relaxed. Laundry, housekeeping, and linen services are done by staff so seniors don't have to keep up with chores unless they want to.
Transportation's available for outings or appointments, and the staff plans plenty of social activities-arts and crafts, bingo, group exercise, outings, and weekly church services working with local churches-so there's always something to do and company to enjoy, whether it's celebrating birthdays with cake, watching kids at Halloween, or sitting with a pet on their lap, since the place is pet-friendly and wants folks to feel like family.
The building's got lots of helpful safety features, sprinklers, wheelchair access, washers and dryers, and everything's set up to be easy to get around, even for those with mobility needs. Families can ask about options during business hours-Monday through Friday from eight to nine, or weekends until five-thirty-and there's a free service to help find the right senior living match if that's needed. The average price is $3,400, and reviews on SeniorAdvisor.com say the community is "Very Good," rating 3.5 stars with kind and attentive care mentioned by families, and the mood's welcoming and friendly without any fuss or pushiness.
Families often like that management comes from Eldercare Management Group and that the staff, both certified and caring, take a personal approach to every senior, whether they stay for a short time or make it their new home for the long run. Residents enjoy privacy and independence as much as possible, with lots of support on hand, and there's a visible effort to make everyone feel safe, secure, and valued every day. Pheasant View Assisted Living serves as a bridge between living at home and traditional nursing care, trying to keep life comfortable, social, and as independent as anyone's able, with thoughtful support at all hours.
