Stonehenge of Springville

Stonehenge of Springville sits at 909 W 450 S in Springville, Utah, and is a modern five-star rated nursing home that specializes in memory care, skilled nursing, and rehabilitation. The care team includes licensed therapists, nurses, and other skilled staff, with support staff like Saul and Tia who many find super helpful, and physical therapy staff like Jeff, Jared, and Sean who are known for being caring and resourceful, providing 24-hour support for both long-term residents and short-term rehab patients. The place recently went through renovations, so the private rooms are pretty spacious, and they also have large private bathrooms, fine dining meals, and comfortable common areas with plenty of seating, tables, TVs, and even a sun room filled with a piano, games, and books, plus scenic views and landscaped outdoor spaces. Stonehenge of Springville doesn't allow pets and doesn't provide air conditioning or include utilities, and no pets are allowed, so it's best to check about parking since there's no information about that either. They have a guitar instructor for residents, transportation to doctor visits in Utah County, Salt Lake, and nearby areas, and beautician services. There's a therapy room with state-of-the-art equipment, and they offer physical and occupational therapy along with medication management and help for transitions back home. The facility follows strong non-discrimination rules with protections for gender identity, orientation, and source of income, in public accommodations and when it comes to employment, evictions, and housing, so everyone who qualifies sees the same protections. Stonehenge of Springville is attached to several other facilities around Utah with names like Stonehenge of Ogden, Orem, Richfield, South Jordan, Cedar City, and American Fork, and it's working with Intermountain Health as part of their Post Acute Care Team. The staff sticks to a "Golden Rule" approach which means they treat everyone how they'd want to be treated, and they have plenty of activities, social programs, emergency preparedness resources, and support from the Utah Health Care Association. There's memory care for dementia and Alzheimer's, personalized care plans, medication management, help from a post-acute care team, daily activities, and group events to help people connect and explore the local nature and history. The facility is also accredited for Continuing Professional Education, and while there aren't any listed outdoor amenities or details on building features, the focus remains on safety, healing, independence, and keeping a warm and welcoming environment where people can relax, socialize, and feel at home.