Holladay Home For The Elderly sits on South Highland Drive in Salt Lake City and serves as a small senior living community with just 15 assisted living beds, and you'll find it licensed under #2017-ALI-UT207215, operating as an Assisted Living Type 1 facility, which means they handle daily needs like bathing, dressing, and medication help, and they do have staff watching over residents 24 hours a day-so if anyone needs something at night or during the day, someone can step in and help pretty quick. The community's got different options for folks, from independent living to memory care and even nursing home care, so if someone's needs change, they don't have to move out to find more help. There are Board and Care Home options too, meaning seniors can stay in smaller, homelike settings and have a caregiver with them, and the accommodations come as two-bedroom apartments, shared rooms, or fully furnished units with kitchenettes and private bathrooms, and if you want it, you get air-conditioning, telephone, internet, and cable, and there's always maintenance folks so you don't spend time worrying about repairs or cleaning or cooking unless you want to.
The place holds walking paths and a garden for time outdoors, and they arrange fitness and counseling programs, scheduled group activities, and movie nights in the community, plus residents get three meals a day and snacks, usually prepared by staff who know what folks like and need, especially if someone's got special dietary rules or needs a hand with nutrition. Security and safety look pretty strong because there's a 24-hour security system and an emergency call setup in every living area, and folks who need to get to doctor's appointments or want to visit places around town can take the arranged transportation with staff. If someone wants to look over the place before moving in, there are scheduled tours where you can see the apartments, meet the staff and even chat a little with the residents already living there. There's a hospital about three miles away and a doctor's office less than two miles from the property, so if someone falls ill or just needs regular checkups, help isn't far. Holladay Home For The Elderly keeps the focus on daily wellbeing with activities and personal care and tries to build a community where residents feel secure, supported, and comfortable, whether they need just a little help with chores or require more hands-on care each day.
