Raintree Assisted Living sits in west Davis County in Syracuse, Utah, where the Wasatch Mountains make a nice view, and the location is handy if you want to be right across from Tanner Clinic and Island View Pharmacy, which is north, and close to the community center, parks, shopping places, restaurants, the library, movie theater, and several recreation spots, so everything's nearby without going far. The building is all one level, newer, clean, and well-kept, with private studio units and a few double occupancy rooms, all starting at a base rate of $2,900, and the floor plans are simple for easy getting around, plus there's a spacious outdoor area, a therapy gym, computers, and a salon for residents.
There's a Gandy Dancer Mercantile for outings, and the community lets residents decide how much they want to join in daily life since they can choose classes, excursions, social, and educational events put together by a dedicated activities team well-known for keeping things lively, fun, and purposeful. Staff, including the administrator Jane, nurses, CNAs, and even the owners, are often on-site, known for being attentive and friendly, so residents often talk about the welcoming, cheerful feeling inside. The team manages things like medication, grooming, hygiene, mobility, and incontinence, helping people keep their independence as much as possible, and you get a personal call system and locked doors at night for safety.
Meals taste good and come from chef and dietitian plans, with a restaurant-style setup, snacks, a menu that's always available, and options for special dietary needs. There are also transportation services if residents need to get to activities or health appointments farther away, and Raintree has nearby access to doctors, therapy, and pharmacy since those are across the street, which comes in handy for quick care. Raintree Assisted Living supports folks needing end-of-life care, daycare, respite stays, and those with memory needs, including Alzheimer's, with individualized care plans and a focus on both independence and dignity. There are activities and amenities for comfort, high-speed internet, pet-friendly rooms, accessible layouts, common social spaces, and awards for the care and engagement programs. The management is locally owned with more than 25 years of experience, always aiming to create a relaxing and fun place to live, where meals are nutritious, workers pay careful attention to each person, and everyone tries to make sure families stay informed and residents can have as much say as they want.
