What is the average cost of Assisted Living at Coventry Senior Living?

Included in the monthly rate is residency in an apartment of your choice, 3 meals a day served in our dining room, weekly housekeeping and linen service, utilities including cable and internet, transportation Monday-Friday, a daily schedule of social activities.

What is the difference between Utah Assisted Living Type 1 and Type 2?

In Utah, Assisted Living Type 1 is for residents who need minimal assistance with their personal care and activities of daily living. Residents are socially active and physically capable of exiting the facility independently during an emergency. We can assist with 2-3 ADLs or activities of daily living such as medication management, dressing and bathing. Utah Assisted Living Type 2 provides full service assisted living care and a higher 24-hour staffing ratio, offering coordinated care for residents who may need physical assistance to evacuate or require more intensive nursing support for daily activities.

Does Coventry Senior Living offer specialized Memory Care in Salt Lake City?

Yes. Our Memory Care at Coventry in Salt Lake City is designed as a secure neighborhood that prioritizes both safety and cognitive engagement. We provide a structured environment and a secure outdoor courtyard to help residents living with Alzheimer's or dementia maintain their physical and social capabilities.

Can couples with different care needs stay together in Coventry Senior Living apartments?

One of Coventry's unique competitive advantages is our ability to support the full continuum of care. This allows spouses to live together in the same community, or even the same apartment, even if one requires Independent Living while the other needs more advanced Assisted Living or Memory Care support.

Coventry Senior Living is pet-friendly. We recognize that animal companionship is vital for emotional well-being and welcome residents to bring their furry friends to their new homes.

Is there a registered nurse (RN) on-site at your facility?

Coventry Senior Living has a dedicated RN who oversees the care for all of our residents, as well as all of our care providers that are available to our residents 24/7. We also partner with weekly on-site physicians and in-house physical therapists to ensure residents receive high-quality medical monitoring without needing to leave the community.

How do I know if my parents are ready for Memory Care?

If a loved one is experiencing frequent confusion, wandering, or difficulty managing basic safety tasks at home, it may be time to consider a specialized neighborhood. Our clinical team performs a professional assessment to help families determine the safest and most supportive environment for their specific situation.

What kind of social activities are available?

Coventry's activity program is resident driven; we meet with residents monthly to hear the wants and desires in the social calendar we offer. From group exercise classes, poker club, BINGO, art and crafts, to live entertainment and our ever popular wine and cheese social. There is something for every interest here. Our social calendar also includes weekly local outings to the grocery store and scenic drives up nearby Big Cottonwood Canyon.

How does Coventry's Care Neighborhood model benefit residents?

Unlike standard facilities, our neighborhood structure allows for more personalized, peer-to-peer social interaction. By grouping residents with similar physical and cognitive capabilities, we ensure that every individual feels empowered and dignified, rather than overwhelmed by a one-size-fits-all approach to care.

Assisted Living, Memory Care, & Independent Living in Salt Lake City

Coventry is a premier senior community offering assisted living, independent living, and memory care at the foot of the Wasatch Range in Salt Lake City.

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Coventry: Compassion-First Care Designed for Your Independence

Moving into assisted living in Salt Lake City should be a step toward a more fulfilling life, not a compromise on freedom. At Coventry Senior Living, we utilize an innovative "hybrid" care model. This allows our residents to enjoy the privacy of their own apartment while having immediate access to professional health services whenever they need a hand. Our mission is to foster a community rooted in respect, comfort, and genuine connection.

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Address

6898 S 2300 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84121

Phone

801-943-5858

Phone

801-943-5858

Where we are, and what's nearby

Coventry sits at 6898 S 2300 E, in the 84121 ZIP on the Salt Lake Valley's east bench. It's a Salt Lake City address on the Holladay and Cottonwood Heights line, close to the valley's medical corridor without being downtown.Intermountain Medical Center in Murray is about ten minutes away, St. Mark's Hospital a similar drive. Specialist visits and follow-ups become short, familiar drives instead of logistical events.The mouths of Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons are ten minutes east, where our scenic drives usually end up. Sugar House is fifteen minutes northwest, downtown around twenty, the airport roughly half an hour.

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Our Care Neighborhoods:
Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care

Coventry is unique because our community is divided into three distinct neighborhoods, allowing residents to stay in a familiar environment even as their needs change.

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Independent Living

Designed for active seniors and those who only need entry-level support, such as medication management or assistance with dressing and bathing. These apartments feature full kitchens, private balconies, and in-unit washer/dryer options.

Assisted Living

Designed for those needing increased physical or personal support, our full-service neighborhood features ADA-compliant apartments. These are thoughtfully pared-down spaces to maximize functionality and ensure resident enjoyment.

Memory Care

A secured neighborhood providing freedom and safety for those early in their journey with Alzheimer’s or dementia. Our structure helps residents maintain their physical, cognitive, and social capabilities for as long as possible.

Comprehensive Assisted Living Services and Amenities

We handle the details so you can enjoy your day. Residents have access to a full staff of care providers 24/7, reachable at the simple push of a pendant call button. Our dining program serves three delicious meals daily, while our vibrant life calendar, led by dedicated activities directors, offers a wide range of social and fitness programs.

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What assisted living costs in Salt Lake City

Most families start here, and most websites dodge the question.Sticker prices mislead, because what they cover varies. Some communities quote a low base rent and add care fees in tiers, so the number quoted in March is different by September. Others bundle everything.

At Coventry there are no buy-in fees and no long-term lease. Care is built into the monthly rate rather than billed as a separate escalating line, so the price you're quoted is the price you plan around.Three things move that number: the apartment, whether you need Type 1 or Type 2 care, and whether memory care is part of the picture. Ashlee can give you a real figure for your situation in about fifteen minutes.

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Your Journey to Coventry Senior Living

A Compassionate, Step-by-Step Transition Designed to Support Your Family and Ensure Your Loved One Thrives in the Perfect Care Setting.

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Initial Consultation

We start by discussing your loved one's social interests and physical capabilities to find the right neighborhood fit.

Clinical Assessment

Our team performs an assessment to determine if your loved one is best suited for Type 1, Type 2, or Memory Care support.

Comprehensive Move-In Support

We partner with local experts to assist with everything from Veteran's benefits and financial planning to moving services.

Enjoying the Journey

Moving is just the beginning. Our support extends beyond the paperwork to help your loved one settle into a vibrant life.

How Utah families pay for assisted living

Almost nobody pays from one source. Most combine two or three. Private funds and home sale proceeds cover most moves. Families often bridge the gap between move-in and closing with a short-term bridge loan; we can point you to lenders.Long-term care insurance often covers assisted living, though benefits usually require documented help with a set number of daily activities and carry a waiting period.

Dig the policy out before assuming it won't apply.Veterans and surviving spouses may qualify for VA Aid and Attendance, a monthly benefit added to a VA pension. Amounts change annually and applications take time, so start early. Current figures are on VA.gov.Medicaid is narrower than families expect.

Utah's New Choices Waiver can help cover care services for people requiring nursing-facility-level care, but generally not room and board. Eligibility runs through the Department of Workforce Services.Medicare does not pay for long-term assisted living, only short-term rehab after a qualifying hospital stay.

What to know about assisted living in the Salt Lake Valley

A lot of the valley's senior living sits along the east bench, and there's a reason for it. It keeps residents within a short drive of the Murray medical corridor while staying in the neighborhoods where they already have doctors, congregations, and grandchildren.

Moving a parent thirty minutes west often means rebuilding all three.Winter matters more than families expect. Inversion season is hard on respiratory conditions, and snow makes independent driving unsafe for months at a stretch. A community running its own scheduled transportation solves a problem that returns every January.Altitude is worth raising too.

At roughly 4,500 feet, dehydration and shortness of breath show up sooner, especially for a parent relocating from sea level. It usually settles within a few weeks, but the first month deserves attention.If family is out of state, drive time to the airport quietly determines how often visits actually happen.

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Signs it may be time to start looking

Most families wait longer than they should, because each change seems manageable on its own. The move usually happens after a fall rather than before one.

Patterns worth paying attention to:
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Medications missed or doubled, or the pill organizer stops getting filled
Weight loss, an empty fridge, expired food accumulating
Laundry, dishes, and mail piling up in a home that used to be kept carefully
A fall, or near-falls mentioned casually and brushed off
Driving has become worrying, and the social calendar shrinks once it stops
The family caregiver is exhausted, resentful, or getting sick themselves

That last one counts. Caregiver burnout is a legitimate reason to move a parent into assisted living, and you don't need to apologize for it.

Assisted living compared to other care options

Independent living suits an active senior who wants fewer chores and more company. It covers an apartment, meals, activities, and transportation, without daily care. Assisted living Type 1 adds medication management and help with two or three daily activities, for someone still able to evacuate on their own.

Type 2 is for residents needing hands-on physical help, with higher staffing and coordinated nursing. Memory care is a secured neighborhood with a structured routine and specialized staff, built for dementia with wandering or safety risk. Skilled nursing is a clinical setting with 24-hour licensed nursing, for complex medical needs.

In-home care keeps a parent at home with an hourly caregiver, but covers no housing or meals.In-home care looks cheaper until the hours add up. Once someone needs daily help plus overnight coverage, the gap narrows fast, and hourly care still doesn't include meals, activities, or transportation.Coventry is licensed for independent living, both assisted living types, and memory care on one campus, so a change in needs doesn't mean a change in address.

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Assisted Living, Memory Care, & Independent Living in Salt Lake City

Coventry: Compassion-First Care Designed for Your Independence

Talk with Ashlee at Coventry Senior Living

Where we are, and what's nearby

Our Care Neighborhoods: Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care

Comprehensive Assisted Living Services and Amenities

What assisted living costs in Salt Lake City

Your Journey to Coventry Senior Living

How Utah families pay for assisted living

What to know about assisted living in the Salt Lake Valley

Signs it may be time to start looking

Assisted living compared to other care options

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Our Care Neighborhoods:
Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care

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