Provo Assisted Living (PAL), known as Provo's Premier Assisted Living Facility, sits at 462 S 900 E St in Provo, Utah, where you enter from 900 East, and has a long history back to 2013 as part of the Mirador Living company and Rocky Mountain Care Community. The place is a single-story building with 37 beds for seniors right now, but there are plans to add 21 more beds, and it's got sweeping views of the Wasatch Front, lush gardens, and lots of community living spaces with a traditional design that feels homey and has timeless charm. People can choose from different room types like studios, single rooms, two-bedrooms, semi-private, or private options, and most suites have kitchenettes, private bathrooms with showers, closets, and even washers and dryers, all averaging about 250 square feet plus bathing space, along with safety and handicap features, sprinkler systems, and cable TV in the rooms.
This community is built for seniors who may want to live on their own as long as possible but might need help with things like bathing, dressing, managing medications, preparing meals, laundry, walking, or using a wheelchair, and there are Certified Nursing Assistants, a contract nurse, and access to two doctors and a medical assistant. PAL offers several care levels including assisted living, memory care with specialized help for dementia and Alzheimer's, skilled nursing, and even independent living services, so care plans can be very personal and tailored to each person's changing needs. Staff put a lot of focus on community, connection, and care, and the calendar includes social activities, day trips, arts and crafts, educational programs, and health or fitness sessions, plus they have transportation for medical or social trips.
Meal services happen in the dining room with several dining options, and families can find a game and activity room, guest parking, wifi, and a fitness center for residents. PAL helps with long-term care, Veterans affairs, New Choice Waivers through Medicaid, private pay, and long-term care insurance, so families have choices with how to pay. Safety stays a priority, especially in areas like memory care, and the staff work closely with residents and their families, often encouraging discussions about room choices, waiting list rules, move-in expectations, and regular feedback to keep improving care.
People have described PAL as having a rating around 4.1 out of 5, based on dozens of reviews, and the place keeps up a strong program for personalized care with a dedicated staff of about 20 part-time and full-time CNAs, plus strong housekeeping and maintenance teams. PAL uses unique names for its programs and offers a "Caregiver Tips" section to help families learn, with comprehensive resources for things like long-term care and family caregiving. Residents here get privacy and independence, but there's support when they need it, all in a comfortable environment with strong community ties and views of the mountains.
