My mother-in-law is at Maple Springs of North Logan. It's very homey, and the staff has been very friendly and helpful. It's quite a bit bigger than I thought it would be. It has quite a large living room kitchen area, and a big bathroom, and a nice bedroom. She says she likes the food. She hasn't been involved there because of the COVID, but they have a good activities program. They have a beauty shop, a foot guy comes in once a month, and they have a library and a big theater room. There is another place here in town that's quite a bit more expensive and has tiny rooms.

Maple Springs of North Logan was like a five-star luxury resort. It was bright and spacious. There's a movie theater and dining facilities, and separate from that is a bistro. There are gardens for the residents to plant and harvest from. All the hallways and the rooms have natural lighting. It's bright and clean. They're well-staffed and it's been there a little more than a year.

My mom was in Maple Springs of North Logan for a month. The whole staff is just amazing, from the director all the way down to the people who keep it clean. They couldn't do more for me. They were caring, compassionate, and helpful. The place is very well kept. If my mom had a fall, it didn't matter what time of day or night, they would call me and let me know exactly everything that had happened. They kept me so informed of everything with her care and they were constantly right there with her. They would go in and check on her every 10 or 15 minutes at night. They were extremely great and so good. I've never seen care as good as this. It was just wonderful. They were so good with everybody, so kind and patient. I just couldn't believe those young ladies because they were just awesome.

My mom stayed at Maple Springs for about 10 days. It was for a respite stay. The community was good. The rooms and amenities were very good. The food looked good too.