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Debra Peterson

My son was involved in a motorcycle accident and was in a coma when he left the hospital 30 days later. He was transported to NeuroRestorative and continued in a coma for another 30 days. He ended up staying at neuro for a year. The care that he received at this place was fantastic to say the least. I know nothing about medical and I didn't have to because this facility took over and handled everything. It was a miracle that my son survived the accident and it was also a miracle that he was sent to this facility. During his stay he tested positive for COVID and was transported to another facility, what a nightmare that facility was. Prior to being transported to the other facility my son was complaining and wanted to move to another facility. (no good reason other than to move) However, he counted the days until he could return to Neuro. After one year my son was then transferred to an "Assisted Living" and this was a big change for him and myself. Wasn't receiving the care that he needed but this was because of the New Choice Waiver caseworker that he had. (that is a different review) Even after he moved they still continue to support us in his continued cared and answered questions that we had. Thanks Neuro you are the best!!!!!

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Liz Gardner

My daughter has been here for 2 years now. The facility is INCREDIBLE! It's always clean and feels like home. The pediatric staff is absolutely AMAZING! They are attentive and care about their patients. On top of great medical care the kids get one on one attention and time with the staff. They play and read books they have daily activities to keep them engaged! It's an beautiful place.

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Jason Mitchell

My father has been here on two occasions. The first time I was impressed, the second time, I was impressed again. The staff are experienced and trained well beyond your standard care/recovery staff, and they become personally invested with their clients and the families. I felt as if family recovery and transition were just as important as patient recovery and transition, which carries through from their attitude, to the how the style the grounds providing multiple spaces for joy and solace during difficult periods in the recovery process. If you can get your family here - do it!

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Richard Anderson

I was a patient at Country Life. They saved my life. I came to their facility in May of this year not able to do much for myself. Within a matter of weeks they had helped me make remarkable progress and I was able to walk out of the center by the end of July. Great staff. Physical Therapy is the best in Utah. Overall I would recommend this place to anyone who needs critical care. Great environment. Family oriented. The Owners of this facility have done a great job of creating a great environment for healing and getting better.

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Louise Pledge

I've only been in one other care center, myself, but I've put my parents and grandpa in several, plus I perform & volunteer, often, in local ones. Therefore, I feel qualified to say that you won't get better attention and care anywhere else! The peaceful & cheerful ambiance is just a plus! The staff? Well, they're like one big happy family... from the owners on down to the janitors. A patient really feels that connection and picks up on how they work together (not against each other, as the other place I stayed at appeared to do). I've never been in any kind of care facility (including doctors' offices, hospitals, etc) where there wasn't at least one cranky, hard-to-work-with person but I, honestly, never ran across a single one at Country Life. And, in case you're wondering how well they do their jobs... no complaint there, either. In fact, they have a large group of physical and occupational therapists who do wonders with one's recovery. Thank you so much, Country Life! I will be back when it's time for my other knee.