Niitsuma Living Center

Niitsuma Living Center sits at 4347 S 700 E in Salt Lake City, close to Murray, and the place offers a comfortable and supportive home for seniors who need help with daily life but want to keep their independence for as long as possible, with staff on hand who are helpful and kind and provide care with a good sense of joy, whether it's help with bathing, dressing, or medication. There's a cozy, home-like feel here-the center holds only four units with space for up to six people, which means staff can get to know everyone and the daily routines never feel rushed, and it's also nice that pets are welcome, since many folks want to keep their animal friends with them. Most residents use the assisted living services, but the place can help with other kinds of care too, like memory care, independent living, and short respite stays if families need a break; there's board and care staff for 24-hour supervision, nursing care if needed, and help for those who can't walk on their own, plus special attention for people with medical needs. The building keeps everything wheelchair accessible and safe, with walkways, a garden for fresh air, and each room comes furnished with phones if you want to stay in touch easily. Group meals-made in-house by a culinary team-are always warm and made to taste good, with special diets accommodated if that's what you need, and folks gather in the dining room or share time during movie nights, community programs, or daily activities that help you stay social and active. People living here get their laundry, dry cleaning, and housekeeping taken care of, and there's even move-in coordination so getting settled isn't a burden. Churches like Assembly of God Salt Lake and the Church of Jesus Christ of LDS are nearby, and the area surrounds you with hospitals and pharmacies within a mile, plus stores and places to shop, and if you need to get out, transportation and parking are right there for residents and visitors. Niitsuma Living Center's main goal is to make things easier and more dignified for seniors and their families, and this is one of those smaller places where folks seem to care about making home nice, simple, and safe, with special recognition in the past for friendly service, good food, and community activities, which matters quite a bit, if you ask around.