The rooms vary in size and are wheelchair ready and accessible. The entire facility is clean, homey, inviting, and smells like clean laundry or a delicious meal ready to be served. Seasonal music and decorations adorn the entry and common areas. Lots of windows allow for natural light and beautiful views. Entrance is South-facing with a covered porch where residents may enjoy fresh air and sunshine. The staff are kind, patient, loving, and attentive--willing to listen to needs and help best they can. Mom always enjoyed her meals, and was grateful for the extra care the staff genuinely offered when she needed assistance during them. Some of the extra-curriculars included exercise time, memory activities, small group games, religious gatherings, and meal- time visiting. Also, several volunteer musical programs brightened her stay. The residents and staff all became as family, and the joy of our associations and memories will not fade. Mom never wanted to leave her home--but she also found it difficult to leave her Seasons family!

I went to Seasons of Santaquin in person. I haven't lived there yet. It was very clean and very well organized, and from what I saw it looked like a great place. It's modern and I believe the building is maybe only fifteen years old at the most. It's very up to date and it's wheelchair accessible. Everybody I've talked to, from the people who work there to the people who have been there, thinks it's a great place. They speak very highly of it. I saw the dining-room area and the accommodations there.