Heirloom Inn sits quietly in scenic Castle Valley, offering 75 private apartments where residents can bring their own belongings and make their space feel familiar, and you've got nice modern touches like high-speed internet, air conditioning, and private bathrooms, which really makes things comfortable. The staff includes a Front Desk Supervisor, friendly CNAs, team leads, maintenance folks, and even a stylist named Roseanne Sailors to help with hair and grooming, and they keep things running smoothly with weekly housekeeping, planned maintenance, and fresh laundry services in the community laundry room. The Food Services Supervisor puts out weekly menus with meal plans, and there's always attention to special diets if needed. People can move through each day with help for dressing, bathing, and grooming when needed, and the staff puts a lot of care into helping with dignity and supporting independence, and if someone needs medical help, the nurse and CNA team leads are around all the time.
There's always something to do, with scheduled daily activities, fitness programs, music, church services, movie nights, gardening, and a full social calendar-residents get the chance to stay active by moving to and from the dining room three times a day, walking outside on paths, joining arts and crafts, picking up a book in the library, or visiting with neighbors in bright shared spaces. They do offer assisted living, memory care, independent living, CCRC, and skilled nursing, all under their Type 2 Care license in Utah, which means residents can live in one place even as care needs grow or change. The whole site aims to be a low-stress, supportive environment where safety is a clear priority-there's 24-hour staff, supervision, an emergency alert system, Wanderguard security for those who might wander, and scheduled transportation that helps people get to appointments, shopping, and local events.
Rooms are comfortable, apartments are private, and the shared spaces are filled with natural light or views of the landscaped gardens, so there's always a spot for a peaceful sit or an afternoon visit. They support people to stay independent through a mix of personal choice, regular activity, and in-the-moment care, and you'll find the staff works hard to make everyone feel seen and respected, taking pride in their work and treating each resident like family. Residents can join in on planned events, church services, or simply enjoy quiet time in the library or garden, and the environment is laid out so people with different care levels can share spaces if they like without losing privacy or comfort, and all the care is coordinated for each individual's needs. The lowest monthly price at Heirloom Inn is $1,568.00, and they focus on preserving residents' control over daily life, dignity, and well-being every step of the way.
