Spring Gardens Of Lindon sits in Pleasant Grove and faces the Wasatch Mountains with fields of horses nearby, so seniors get fresh views and a rural farm town setting while staying close to the Provo-Orem area for healthcare and shopping. The building holds about 100 to 116 residents, offers studio and suite rooms with kitchenettes and private bathrooms, and has safety features like large accessible bathrooms, wheelchair-friendly spaces, and a 24-hour call system in place. This facility mainly focuses on assisted living and memory care, but it also provides respite care and some continuing care retirement services, making it helpful for folks who want more support as needs change. The care team includes highly trained staff, licensed nurses, and a full-time nurse who help with bathing, dressing, grooming, medication management, transfers, and special diets like diabetes meal plans while checking on everyone regularly. Spring Gardens uses a 12-16 hour nurse schedule with 24-hour supervision, and builds flexible care plans based on each person's health history and interests, aiming to let people do as much as they comfortably can on their own.
Families can expect different programs for keeping active and social, since the facility has community-sponsored events, resident-planned activities, exercise classes, monthly birthday parties, day trips, shopping outings, and fun places like a 1950s Retro Ice Cream Parlor, movie theater, game lounge, outdoor gardens, and walking paths. There are quiet areas like a library and lounge for reading or cards, and rooms always come with Wi-Fi, cable or satellite TV, and air conditioning. Housekeeping and laundry happen weekly and there's maintenance help as needed. Residents have flexible dining schedules with restaurant-style meals, plenty of choices, and options for those with special diets, and staff serve meals and snacks in a large dining room or smaller seating areas depending on what's comfortable. People living at Spring Gardens can join wellness and brain-boosting nutrition programs, work out in a fitness room, enjoy on-site salon and barbershop services, and take computer classes or arts and crafts workshops, depending how social or private they want to be on any given day.
Transportation runs to medical appointments and errands or fun trips, using both staff vehicles and outside services, so people don't lose out on seeing friends or keeping up with doctor visits. The facility arranges group outings for shopping and scenic drives, and makes sure to have easy access to local emergency rooms and pharmacies. Spring Gardens uses an entry fee structure, and prices vary by level of care, making it possible to pick what fits without paying for extra. The community tries to keep a kind, respectful environment where people feel valued and included, and the average rating from families and residents runs high, around 9.5 out of 10. Memory care residents get a specially designed neighborhood with tailored programs, brain-healthy food, personal support, flexible schedules, and lots of guidance while still getting chances to participate in daily life. The staff tries hard to blend independence with reliable help, so most people can keep their routines, enjoy daily activities, and age in place with dignity. Spring Gardens Of Lindon is part of the Avista Senior Living network, so it shares some resources with other communities that use the "Spring Gardens" name, but it's designed specifically for seniors in and around Pleasant Grove, Utah.
