301 E 100 S, Vernal, UT 84078
To contact a resident: (435) 790-1355
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
Landmark Costs & Pricing
At Landmark, our pricing reflects a competitive stance within both Uintah County and the broader Utah market. For a studio apartment, we maintain a monthly rate of $3,700, which aligns with the cost in Uintah County but exceeds the state average of $3,206. Similarly, our one-bedroom units are priced at $4,100 - again matching Uintah County rates while surpassing the state average of $3,556. For those seeking more space, our two-bedroom apartments come in at $4,250 per month; this is consistent with county pricing but slightly above the state average of $4,194. Overall, while Landmark's costs are on par with local offerings in Uintah County, they do reflect a premium over state averages.
| Floor plans | Landmark | Uintah County | Utah |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | $3,700 | $3,700 | $3,206 |
| 1 Bedroom | $4,100 | $4,100 | $3,556 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $4,250 | $4,250 | $4,194 |
Overall Review of Landmark
Pros
The staff took great care of residents, even when they were grumpy.- They seemed to love residents like family.
- The aides and administrative personnel are caring, understanding, and extremely patient.
- It takes a very special person to do this type of work.
- Landmark facility and staff are very pleasing.
- The facility offers a variety of activities and maintains a monthly calendar.
- Landmark is described as the best place for loved ones, with a resort-like feel and top ratings.
Cons
They think all assisted living centers are overpriced.- They believe pricing should be based on patients’ needs.
- The job of CNAs and Restorative Aides is not an easy one.
Review
Landmark in Vernal, Utah is best suited for seniors who want a lively, socially rich living experience and a warm, family-like atmosphere where staff form genuine connections with residents. The environment reads less like a sterile, clinical setting and more like a resort-like home where affection from aides and administrators is evident in daily interactions. Residents who thrive when pulled into daily activities will find a sense of purpose here, thanks to a steady stream of outings, games, exercise classes, spa services, and a calendar that activates social life rather than reinforces isolation. For families prioritizing visible care, companionship, and meaningful engagement, Landmark delivers a convincingly compelling blend of care and community.
Those weighing alternatives should consider price sensitivity and medical needs carefully. The sense from families is that assisted living can be expensive, and a transparent pricing model tied to actual needs is a frequent wish. If budget pressures are non-negotiable or if a plan requires higher medical oversight or specialized memory care, other communities, more price-focused or more clinically oriented, may meet those constraints more cleanly. In short, Landmark excels in social vitality and compassionate staffing, but it may not be the first choice for households prioritizing affordability or higher-acuity medical care.
On the upside, the staff’s commitment stands out. Aides and administrative personnel are described as caring, patient, and understanding, a combination that makes challenging moments more manageable and everyday routines smoother. The caregiving team appears to treat residents with dignity and individuality, which translates into a secure, predictable cadence that residents and families can trust. The activity program reinforces that trust, with resident outings, games, parades, exercise classes, spa services, and in-house shopping experiences all arranged around a dependable monthly calendar that residents learn to anticipate with enthusiasm.
Social vibrancy is the loudest pro, but pricing remains the most clearly stated con. The sense that Landmark is “overpriced” at times is a real consideration for budget-minded families. The counterbalance is the lived experience: a resort-like ambiance, robust social programming, and a demonstrable devotion from staff can make the higher cost feel justified for those who prize daily companionship, purpose, and peace of mind. In practice, Landmark offsets cost with outcomes, residents who look forward to each day, families who feel confident in the care, and a visible, ongoing effort to keep residents engaged and connected.
For families seeking easier social integration and a warm, low-stress environment, Landmark demonstrates clear upside. The ability to move fluidly between private spaces and communal areas, along with a broad menu of services, from relook options to spa and curated outings, actively combats isolation and creates a cohesive living experience. The key is alignment: if care needs are moderate and the budget permits, the benefits far outweigh the price concerns. If medical complexity or tight budgeting dominates the decision, this is where alternatives gain traction. Landmark offers a distinct value proposition rooted in warmth, community, and daily joy.
Recommendation: Landmark is a strong fit for seniors who value lively social life, personalized caregiving, and a resort-like ambiance. It earns trust through evident compassion and purposeful programming that keeps residents connected. Prospective residents should seek transparent pricing details and clarify what is included versus what carries extra charges, then compare with other local options if affordability or higher-acuity care are priorities. When those criteria align, Landmark becomes a clear, practical choice for families seeking reassurance, community, and everyday happiness within an assisted living setting.
Assisted Living
Independent Living
Activities on-site
Bath tubs
Beautician on-site
Devotional services off-site
Indoor common areas
Respite or short term stays offered
Wheelchair accessible showers
Vernal (4 miles away)
Ambulatory care
Incontinence care
Medication management
Guest meals
Bible study group
Book club
Bridge club
Reminiscence programs
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