Quail Meadow Assisted Living and Memory Care is in North Ogden, Utah. It has been open for 12 years. There is room for 53 residents, and the community offers two kinds of care: assisted living and memory care. Of all the rooms, 21 are studio-style. Each one has a walk-in closet, its own bathroom, and its own temperature control.
The Walk Score here is 17. That is low and it means most people need a car to reach stores or run errands. Staff take care of housekeeping and laundry. Meals are homemade, and they are made to fit what each resident needs to eat. The community also offers scheduled rides. That way, residents can get to a doctor’s visit or an errand even if family can’t drive them that day.
The showers are walk-in style and have safety features. This helps residents who need extra support moving around. Utah’s Department of Health and Human Services checks on the building. This is done through a group called Health Facility Licensing. Past visits have looked at things like how medicine is handled, fire safety tools, emergency plans, staff training, and how well records are kept.
Quail Meadow offers two types of care, home-cooked meals, and safer bathrooms built for residents who need more support. All of this makes it a solid fit for families looking for both assisted living and memory care in one place.
