Bonneville Home Health
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1255 E 3900 S, Holladay, UT 84124
For more information about senior living options: (844) 490-3973
Bonneville Home Health is an assisted living community located in the charming neighborhood of Holladay, UT. Our community offers a convenient and accessible location with numerous amenities and services nearby.
For coffee lovers and those who enjoy a cozy café atmosphere, there are six cafes within close proximity to our community. Whether you prefer a quick caffeine fix or a leisurely afternoon sipping your favorite latte, these cafes are sure to delight.
Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the abundance of parks nearby. With six parks in the area, residents can take leisurely walks, have picnics with loved ones, or simply enjoy the serene beauty of nature.
Ensuring access to healthcare resources is essential for our residents' well-being. With 17 pharmacies and 25 physicians in close proximity, our community provides easy access to prescriptions and medical care whenever needed. The presence of 6 hospitals further ensures peace of mind knowing that quality medical assistance is available nearby.
Delicious dining options abound near Bonneville Home Health. With 17 restaurants offering a variety of cuisines, residents can indulge in their favorite dishes or explore new culinary experiences.
Transportation is made easy with six transportation options available nearby. This allows residents to easily run errands, attend appointments, or simply explore the surrounding area at their convenience.
For those seeking spiritual support and connections to their faith communities, there is one place of worship situated nearby where residents can gather for religious services and fellowship.
Overall, Bonneville Home Health offers a vibrant and convenient living experience for seniors. With its close proximity to cafes, parks, pharmacies, physicians, restaurants, transportation options, places of worship, and hospitals - our community ensures that residents have everything they need within reach while enjoying comfort and peace of mind.
This part of Holladay, Utah, boasts a wide range of medical facilities including physicians specializing in pulmonary internal medicine, eye care, women's health, cancer treatment, urology, and pain management. The proximity to St Mark's Hospital and Intermountain Medical Center provides easy access to top-notch healthcare services. Additionally, there are several pharmacies nearby for convenient medication pickup. For recreational activities, there are several parks in the area such as Imperial Park and Fairmont Park. Public transportation options like TRAX stations make it easy for seniors to get around the city. With a variety of cafes and restaurants offering diverse cuisines, as well as a nearby place of worship at the LDS Foothill Stake Center, this vibrant neighborhood offers a mix of convenience and amenities for senior living.
Bonneville Home Health is located at 1255 E 3900 S, Holladay, UT 84124 in Salt Lake County, Utah
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