Courtyard at Jamestown sits at 3352 N 100 E St #102 in Provo, UT, and the community covers a wide mix of care and support for older adults, so you've got assisted living for those who need help with things like dressing, bathing, and medication, and it's got memory care services with special programs keeping folks with Alzheimer's or dementia safe and less confused, with secure areas to prevent wandering, and for seniors who can live on their own but want to be around friends, there's independent living, with big apartments that are easy to get around and Wi-Fi for staying in touch or watching a show, and if someone needs short-term help, there's respite care to give regular caregivers a break, and there's also skilled nursing, including round-the-clock medical help, rehab, and wound care, which comes in handy for seniors with more complex health needs.
The apartments come in studio and one-bedroom options, offering choices between semi-private and private rooms, and the whole place is handicap accessible with wide doors and easy entryways. Meals get served all day in a restaurant-style set-up with over ten choices per meal, menus reviewed by a dietitian, and the staff handles housekeeping, maintenance, and even offers same-day repairs. The cost covers a lot-utilities, meals, cleaning, and support, month-to-month, so you don't get stuck in a long contract, and each resident wears an emergency pendant in case they need quick help, with staff on call 24-hours.
The memory care program gives 24-hour support, secure areas, and routines and activities for memory support, so folks can stay comfortable and safe, and activities for everyone run strong, with a full-time concierge and an events calendar packed with 40 to 50 choices a week-so there's always something to do, and the grounds outside have well-kept lawns, big ponds, and safe outdoor walks. Transportation for medical appointments or group outings is available, so residents can get where they need to go, and light shopping and help with travel planning are part of the services.
The community supports residents who want to age in place, letting them adjust care as their needs change, and trained aides can visit those preferring to stay home, offering non-medical care and company. Dining, social activities, and resort-style features round things out for active seniors, and everyone gets help with daily activities and tailored support to match their health and routines. Courtyard at Jamestown works with BestOfUtah.com and connects to businesses for things like advertising, bookkeeping, or payroll, and lets businesses add or claim listings, plus there's a newsletter for updates and you can find them on Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok. The community hasn't won awards or endorsements but keeps its focus on providing support, safety, and choices for seniors.
