Fairfield Village of Layton
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- 1205 North Fairfield Road, Layton, UT 84041
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- 4.5 ( 22 reviews )
- Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Memory Care
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Description
About This Community
Fairfield Village of Layton is a senior living facility located in Layton, Utah, a growing town of more than 73,000 residents nestled at the base of the Wasatch Mountains. Fairfield Village is owned and operated by Generations, a company that’s provided senior care for 70 years.
Today, the company's community in Layton provides homes and healthcare services for residents from mostly upper-middle-class backgrounds—including military veterans and their surviving spouses--who are seeking retirement living accommodations, assisted living, memory care and rehabilitation services. Rent ranges from $3,000 to $5,100 per month and is based on residents' care needs and amenities.
FACILITIES AND AMENITIES
Fairfield Village offers a range of studios plus one- and two-bedroom apartments from which to choose. Each living space has a kitchenette with a microwave and refrigerator, an emergency call system, individually controlled heating and air conditioning and access to all of the facility's amenities.
The campus includes a community television room, a general store, beauty and barbershops and a library. Most residents eat meals in a shared dining room, although residents can also have meals delivered directly to their apartments. Housekeeping and laundry services for clothing and linens are also available.
The facility's location on the edge of the Wasatch Mountains provides ample opportunities to enjoy natural views, and the campus includes a walking path for exercising, socializing and spending time with pets, which residents are allowed to bring to live at the community.
HEALTHCARE
Fairfield Village provides a broad range of healthcare services, including medication management, on-site nurses 24 hours a day, physical therapy and short- and long-term rehabilitation for those recovering from illness or injury. Residents with dementia receive specialized treatment in the community’s memory care center.
Residents who need acute or specialized medical care can be treated at Davis Hospital and Medical Center, which is a short drive from Fairfield Village of Layton and offers cancer care, diabetes care, diagnostic imaging, heart care, orthopedics, pain management and more.
HEALTH PROGRAMS
Fairfield Village of Layton offers residents a wellness program that’s focused on physical fitness. Residents may take classes from certified instructors in a space that is designed to be safe and comfortable for seniors with different ability levels. The goal of the program is to keep residents physically strong, healthy and living as independently as possible for as long as possible.
ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS
Fairfield Village residents have numerous opportunities to participate in organized activities and events. The facility staff offers fitness, arts, woodworking and crafting classes. Musicians are frequently invited to perform and local experts host lectures and discussions at the community. Other community activities include book clubs, Wii sports competitions, yoga groups and opportunities for guests to cook their favorite meals for friends and neighbors.
Staff also organize offsite outings to nearby restaurants and shops. Popular destinations include Antelope Island State Park, the Centerpoint Legacy Theater, the Hive Winery and the Great Salt Lake Shorelands Preserve, which is a boardwalk that takes visitors through one of the country's largest stopover points for migrating birds from throughout North America.
Reviews
4.5
( 22 Reviews )
Wynette
March 19, 2022
I like Fairfield Village of Layton. That was one was nice; I like that one. It would be close to a 5 even though I didn't get to meet a lot of the staff there or have a meal, or anything like that, but the overall feel for it was really good. They had covered parking, which was nice. You have your own parking space, which was not like the other ones that I saw. They had independent living and then they had assisted living, too. If you wanted to move from independent to assisted, it would be a pretty easy transition because they're right next to each other, so that was the plus, too. We weren't able to go inside the independent living, but it's like connected to the assisted living. The people from independent living would go to the same activities as the people in assisted living, which was nice. The placement director was awesome. She wanted the best for my parents, so I thought she was great.
Vicky
I toured Fairfield Village of Layton. It was very positive. The office manager gave me the brochures and showed me exactly what the prices would be; she answered all my questions and was friendly.
Their accommodations were also the same as other places I toured; you could get everywhere in a wheelchair, and you can be in the showers in your wheelchair. There were different options if you wanted two bedrooms, one bedrooms, or studios.
They had the different meals to go to, and a nice dining room with different options for each meal. They weren't stuck with one thing. They also had classes seniors could go to. They could go to church services. They had transportation available to go shopping. All those kinds of things.
Kim
January 28, 2021
My father-in-law passed away. He was at Fairfield Village. I just felt that they were easy, able to answer questions, talk to them, it was easy to go there and drop things off. We were able to talk to him through the window. The visiting hours were nice. When he was finally in his last days they allowed us to go in and actually be with him, and that was good, so I just felt like they really just treated him like a family member, so that was good. I thought they were very kind and compassionate towards him, and I felt like they worked hard to take care of him. It was very clean, very homey inside, they had a lot of nice stuff, and they provided great food for them, like home cooking and things like that.
Caroline
September 10, 2018
I really liked Fairfield Village of Layton. They were so wonderful. I was on the tour with the representative when we saw one resident standing in the hallway and the guide went over to them. She knew the resident's name and asked if she needed help, and the resident responded that she can't remember where her house is. The representative turned to me, excused herself, helped the resident find her apartment, and then came back to me and apologized. I told her that if my parents were there, that's what I'd want for them, that they care about the residents. It was very impressive. The representative did it again later when a lady was standing outside of her room and the representative asked if the lady was OK. The lady said she couldnt move and we saw that she was still attached to her in-house oxygen, so very sweetly and gently, the representative told the lady that she can help her with that, excused herself again from me, went in, unhooked the lady from her oxygen tank, and told her to have a nice day. There were staff members everywhere who were busy, but they stopped what they were doing to help the residents. They're amazing. The food room is restaurant-style, which is really nice. They have programs so if people want to join they can, and if they don't, that's OK too. They have church services right there in the building, which was beautiful. The place is topnotch and it's my number one.
Dani
March 19, 2018
I chose Fairfield Village of Layton for my mom. It's a great community, and the rooms are spacious and clean. They have a library, activities from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., a hair salon, an exercise room, and an in-house laundry. It's very nice. They do a very good job with the food, and there are a lot of options to choose from. The staff is very helpful, kind, and communicative.
mandy616257
June 06, 2017
Fairfield Village of Layton seemed very nice and bright. The rooms are very nice, and it's a newer facility. My mother called it the Taj Mahal, but it was a little out of our price range. The dining area looked very clean.
Reed728148
August 29, 2016
I liked Fairfield Village of Layton very much. We looked at a one-bedroom unit and a large studio that I liked very much. They told me they had smaller units, too. I liked my experience very much. I had a good meal, and they treated us great. I could tell it would be the best place for me to live. The staff was very friendly and nice. The price was a bit high. They told me it would cost me $2,450 a month. I liked the location very much.
Jolisa
May 12, 2016
They have GREAT CNA's for the most part, but are often under-staffed. My Mom lived there over 3 yrs, and there were a lot of ups and downs as far as care was concerned. Facility nice, and management bends over backwards when you first move in. After a while, hardly a smile came our way. Food was not very good for the most part. Just beware, as per contract, you have to pay rent for 30 days after your loved one passes away! We moved everything out within 5 days after Mom died. (They told us we had a week) They had the cleaning cart in there even before everything was out. Name tag was gone, so I imagine they had it rented. After protesting about paying another 30 days, they changed it to 15 days. however, we had paid for her care level for the month, so they almost got their 30- rent on apt. anyway. Kind of a bad experience. They are much easier to work with when you move in than when you move out.
Larayne
March 26, 2016
Fairfield Village of Layton is wonderful. I actually stayed there for a few days with my father to settle him in there. It’s a beautiful place; absolutely top drawer. The place is just great and the people are very friendly, even the seniors. We’ve got him in the retirement section. They also have a memory care and an assisted living section that's all separate with a gate. The apartments are absolutely gorgeous, clean, and don’t smell, and they even have a laundry facility and housekeeping. He’s actually in a one-bedroom apartment right downstairs by the front desk. They’ve got a place upfront with all of their mailboxes and a game room where a lot of elderly gentlemen like to play pinochle while the women are playing bridge, and bingo occasionally. They have a theater room with theater chairs and show two movies a day. There’s absolutely no way for the seniors to become bored. They have cable and Internet that you pay through them, along with the phone. They just turn the phone on, and we’re paying just about $2,800 a month. I’ve spent a lot of time there and I have really seen absolutely nothing they could improve on. They even take your garbage out for you.
Holly27
February 26, 2016
What we liked about Fairfield Village of Layton was the close proximity to everybody. The staff seems very friendly, and the place is clean. The dining room set up is OK, not fancy, and the food is OK. They offer a lot of activities, but my in-laws refuse to participate.
Diana118080650
January 15, 2016
Fairfield Village was quite new and very beautiful inside. The rooms were beautiful and had lots of activities. They were playing some games. I heard lots of good reviews about it, but it was very dark, and we needed some place with lots of light. The staff was awesome.
Marlene32
November 15, 2015
Fairfield Village was a nice place, and everyone there was very nice, but the rooms were small. We had dinner, which was good. When you first go in, they have a lot of nice facilities and everything looked very nice, but as you go up to the room, the facility is not as nice. It's dark, and the carpet is dark and ugly. I just didn’t like it.
Anonymous114966450
August 05, 2015
We liked Fairfield Village of Layton. We thought it was really good. The rooms were nice, and the people were nice. The rooms were more like apartments. They were a little bit bigger than those in the other places I looked at. The dining area was very nice.
Visitor109421250
June 25, 2015
Fairfield Village of Layton was really nice. I was impressed with the staff there. They were very conscious about trying to help us. Overall, it was a place I would go to if I was in a condition that I needed to go. They were very friendly and made sure that had all our questions answered. When we took my mom back there, they were really good with her. I would definitely recommend them to others.
pamela2015
June 16, 2015
There have been a lot of changes here recently. They have new owners and a new director in their assisted living and I just haven't been as impressed as I used to be. It's a nice facility but not as organized as it once was for the most part the staff are still pretty good, though the quality of staff members has gone down a little as well.
Susan101007850
January 19, 2015
Fairfield Village of Layton offers level 2 of assisted living. Some of the people were really friendly, some of them were a little bit more distant; it was a combination.
Visitor100711050
January 13, 2015
We went to Legacy quite new, and it was close to my home, but it was very expensive, and the rooms were really small. The dining area was fine and seemed adequate. The community was very beautiful inside. However, I was disappointed that they didn't tell me when I was there about helping my mother's husband to get in because he was a veteran. They didn't mention that at all and didn't take time to explain that to me. They didn't give me a very good introduction to the place. We met the person at the front, and the lady who showed me around was very quick and didn't take a lot of time. I wasn't impressed with how she handled things at all. They had activities, there were people in the room, and there was a lecture person talking to them about a Country -- like taking them on a slide show tour on a Country.
I thought the community was fine, I just wasn't impressed that they were so high priced compare to the other ones, and that lady didn't care if we liked it or not. She was just very quick. I thought they had enough people there that they don't even worry about trying to get more people there.
Diane3617
October 16, 2014
Legacy Village was too big for my mother; it easily closed to a 100 residents. It has retirement, assisted, memory, and dementia facilities. It was a nice facility, pretty, but it was big, and they have a lot of options for the room. They had an attractive dining room, but again, it was very large.
blw6yc
October 09, 2012
This is an awesome assisted living facility! The building is always clean, meals are always delicious, and the staff is incredible! They are so amazing and take such good care of all of the residents. They recently got a new director and he is so kind and very willing to talk to us. There is no way I could have ever imagined that this quality of care could be provided. This is truly a home-like environment. There memory units, the cottages, are also spectacular and their staff is professionally trained to work with dementia residents! Thank You Legacy Village Assisted Living for taking such great care of my loved one.
rkaitlyn
May 30, 2012
This facility reached beyond my highest expectations. The interior looked like a hotel and everything was high end. The last thing you would have expected to see was a hospital, rehab, or assisted living facility if you had just seen the interior. It had a clean smell and there were many nurses and employees openly doing their jobs and availible to answer questions. Every employee had a smile on their face and looked genuinely happy to be at work. Interacting with the nurses was just as great. They were as knowledgable as could be. I wasn't very comfortable to have my Grandfather in a facility but after visiting, my mind was eased and I realized he would get the best care there.
momof41
April 19, 2012
Legacy Village in Layton is an excellent assisted living facility. The building is well kept and the staff is very friendly. The facility is always clean. The food is good. The rooms are amazing! Each room has its own kitchenette, bathroom and separate bedroom. There is not a "smell" like you find at some other facilities. They have fun activities for residents and provide good meals. The aides and nurses seem to love their jobs and the residents and are very nice to family members and friends.
nmark007
June 10, 2011
My grandmother and I toured this facility as she is starting to think about moving into an assisted living center. This is a new facility and it is large. It has all the various stages that elderly people face as you can move into the senior apartments and really have your freedom and independence but then move into other areas of the facility as your medical care needs advance. They offer a number of different activities for seniors and have a large rehab gym for patients that are sent to the facility to recover from hip surgery and other things. The nurses are very attentive and there is a large staff of them, which is nice to see that the patients are getting plenty of attention. As we toured the facility we noticed that many of the rooms we went into had large rooms with really pretty mountain views. They are all modern and very clean and the overall feeling of the facility is welcoming and inviting.
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