Bel Aire Senior Living
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- 1088 East 390 South, American Fork, UT 84003
- (801) 763-0622
- 4.0 ( 1 reviews )
- Assisted Living and Memory Care
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Description
About This Community
Here at Bel Aire Senior Living, which is family owned since 1998, we take pride in providing excellent Assisted Living Services, Alzheimer’s & Memory Care, Long-Term Care & Respite Care. We serve in the following Utah County areas: American Fork, Pleasant Grove, Cedar Hills, Alpine, Highland, Lehi, Saratoga Springs, Orem and Provo.
The American Fork facility serves Types I & II as well as Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care residents. Our team is dedicated to positively impacting our residents’ lives each day through service and care. Our community provides an option for those looking for senior care in Utah Valley that offers comfort, expert care and a loving environment.
Services & amenities that we provide at all inclusive prices:
- Cna assistance 24/7
- Home style meals
- Activities
- Religious services
- Memory care wing
- Dakim brain fitness
- Custom interior design
- Housekeeping
- Support groups
- Medication mgmt
- Assistance with adl
- Music
- Hydration program
- Laundry
- Bus rides parties
- Snacks
- Fitness programs
Amenities & features:
- Private rooms
- Patio
- Free internet
Community Features:
- Activity Room
- Community Grounds
- Game Room
- Barber/Beauty Salon
- Large Screen TV Lounge
- Laundry Facilities
- Library
- Lounge Area
- Parking
- Dining Room
- Main Kitchen
- Community Fireplace
- Patio Area
- Walking Paths
Apartment Features:
- Private Rooms
- Emergency Response System
- Wheelchair Accessible Rooms
- Free Internet Access
- Carpet
- Kitchenette in some rooms
- Mountains View in some rooms
- Telephone Hookups
- Cable TV Hookups
- Most Utilities Included
- Heating and Air Conditioning
- Custom Paint Color for your room
Reviews
4.0
( 1 Reviews )
Kenneth
March 12, 2023
I toured Bel Aire Senior Living. I felt that the staff was underprepared and not certified. They were pleasant enough, but I felt as if they were a bit guarded about giving out details. The bedrooms were very small, and they had no private baths. The common area was quite small as well. They had a courtyard that was open to the patients during the spring and summer months, and that was nice. It's quite a bit older than other facilities, and it lacked a little bit on the cleanliness side. For activities, I noticed that the aides were braiding hair and doing nail care and that kind of thing. I didn't see anyone playing games. I mostly saw residents watching television. It was our first option for Mom because of the value of the services offered, but they wouldn't take her because they didn't think she would fit with their other residents.
