Sagewood at Daybreak sits on a 6-acre campus in South Jordan, Utah, close to restaurants, shops, walking paths, a large man-made lake, the TRAX light rail, and the University of Utah Medical Center complex, which makes it handy for both errands and visits, and the place has 235,000 square feet with several buildings and outdoor spaces. The community opened back in 2015, and it runs with help from Kisco Senior Living, with staff trained to assist with all sorts of needs, whether someone wants independent living, requires help with daily tasks, or needs more specialized memory care. There are three care levels at Sagewood: independent living, assisted living, and memory care, each with its own floor plan options like studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, all of which come with things like Wi-Fi, TV, a fridge, a sink, storage, and larger bathrooms. For those who want a hands-off lifestyle, there's full housekeeping, laundry, dry-cleaning, and maintenance so folks don't have to sweat the small stuff.
The amenities are set up to serve both active and relaxed days, with things like a large community center, a private family room with a kitchen and games, fitness center, meeting rooms, libraries, a movie room with big chairs, a bistro, a main dining room with open seating, a smaller dining room for those who like a little peace, and even fireplaces to sit by and talk or read, plus an indoor pool and jacuzzi that get daily use by residents. There are three garden courtyards, outdoor patios for walks or just sitting around, and you'll find a beauty salon and barber shop with massage services on-site. There's a full-time activity crew making sure the calendar's packed with events, classes, art, and offsite trips, which keeps everyone as busy as they want to be, and the "ambassadors"-who are residents themselves-help show new folks around, answer questions, and make it a touch easier to settle in during those first days.
For eating, Sagewood offers meal service from 7am to 7pm with chefs preparing meals from different cuisines, and you'll find a lively cafe and bistro for lighter bites or coffee. The memory care neighborhood, divided into "Connections" and the secured "Mountain View" areas, uses trained staff and simple routines to help people with Alzheimer's and related conditions feel safe and supported, with rooms and common areas designed to prevent wandering and reduce confusion. They run devotionals and on-site religious services for many faiths, including LDS and Protestant, with church transportation on Sundays.
Beyond the daily support, Sagewood keeps safety in mind-with 24-hour staff, concierge, security, free parking, and transportation for errands and doctor visits. Prices start at $3,100 a month for independent living, $3,300 for assisted living, and $3,800 for memory care, and every resident has access to varied wellness programs, like their "Art of Living Well®" wellness plan, which covers both physical and social health. Sagewood at Daybreak runs with a calm, friendly feel, plenty of space to wander or sit outside, and it tries to give folks a mix of independence, help, and activities-without any fuss-so each person can enjoy life at their own pace.
