City Creek Post Acute is a nursing home community in Salt Lake City, UT.
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165 South 1000 East, Salt Lake City, UT 84102
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
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Overall Review of City Creek Post Acute
differentiator16 reviews mention this
Rehab and therapy stand out
Physical and occupational therapy receives frequent praise from residents and families.
Many reviewers describe therapy teams as effective, helping residents regain mobility and complete daily tasks like walking with a walker. A number of people also credit staff for staying engaged and working toward individual goals during rehab stays. Even among mixed experiences, therapy is sometimes called the best part of the visit.
common18 reviews mention this
Care teams feel attentive
Staff and nurses are described as caring and responsive in many reviews.
Across numerous reviews, families and residents say nurses, CNAs, and administrators respond to needs, communicate, and treat people with compassion. Several mention being welcomed, feeling supported, or getting help in a timely way when they ask for assistance. There are also negative accounts of staff being slow to respond or failing to follow through, so the experience is not consistent across all reviewers.
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Medication timing issues raise concerns
Some residents and families report medication delays or errors.
A recurring concern is medication not being administered on time, including reports of antibiotics given more than an hour late and medicines not received for hours. Other reviews describe wrong medications, medication changes without proper coordination, or difficulties getting records and answers about what was given. While some reviewers praise care, these reports point to serious lapses that would be important to discuss before placement.
caveat3 reviews mention this
Memory care setup can be limiting
Reviewers describe gaps in dementia-focused support and safety.
Some families say the environment was not set up for memory care, including concerns about supervision and the risk of wandering when residents have mobility. Others mention falls and health complications during stays involving dementia, along with worries about how behaviors were managed. Reviews also include more positive stories about care and compassion, but these dementia-related accounts suggest you should ask specifically about how memory needs are supported day to day.
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Food quality varies by reviewer
Dining is a frequent topic, with mixed feedback on taste and portioning.
Several residents and families praise the food, describing it as good or even excellent, and a number reference dietary flexibility for specific needs. Other reviewers complain about meals being boring, small portions, cold, or generally unpleasant. Because both positive and negative experiences appear in the reviews, it may be worth asking how meals are handled for your loved one’s diet preferences.
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Nearby access to clinics and parks
The area includes quick access to medical offices, pharmacies, and parks.
Reviewers don’t emphasize nearby destinations in detail, but the surrounding neighborhood provides options for errands and local outings. For example, there are physician offices and a pharmacy within roughly a mile, plus parks a bit farther out. If family members plan visits and daytime routines, this location offers a mix of services nearby.
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