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‘Silver Tsunami’: Seniors flock to Snow Canyon Retirement Community

Occupancy rates at many senior living communities, which fell during COVID-19, are rising, and new communities are attracting savvy new residents.

“Americans ages 65 and older will make up about 21% of the U.S. population by 2030, up from about 15% in 2016, according to the U.S. Census Bureau”- WSJ April 1, 2024

Colton Balmforth, Executive Director for Snow Canyon Retirement Community, just moved his team into the gorgeous new sales office...

Independent and assisted living on one campus is designed for seniors who are largely independent but want additional comforts.

Top-tier retirement communities provide a wealth of activities and amenities, along with a strong social network and beautiful living spaces.

Snow Canyon Retirement Community had the pleasure of hosting a few friends from the City of Santa Clara, including the City Manager, Brock Jacobsen, for a lunch and tour of our community. Don’t they look great in their Snow Canyon Retirement Community hats?

Our team, along with Gold Stream Retirement Communities President, Jim Petersen, were able to share construction updates and discuss how we will continue to support our city in the future. We look forward to a long-lasting partnership as we make our home here in Santa Clara, UT.

As construction continues to progress, we...

May is here with sunny skies, warmer weather, and our new Sales Office located in our Veyo Ridge Villa, pictured above and featuring our Valet Vehicle courtesy of our community partner Mercedes Benz of St. George!

It has been wonderful welcoming back familiar faces and meeting new friends in our updated space. If you have not come by recently to see us, please call our Sales Director to schedule a visit!

Our team at Snow Canyon Retirement Community is continuing to build and foster local partnerships. When you visit us next, make sure to pick up a complimentary popcorn treat,...

As the senior population continues to grow, so does the demand for quality assisted living care. According to the Wall Street Journal, the 65+ population is larger than ever before. With this increasing population of our elderly, it is imperative for retirement communities that offer assisted living care to proactively meet the evolving needs of seniors. Here's how Snow Canyon Retirement Community is preparing for the...

Deciding on a community retirement home is a significant decision. Whether you're considering it for yourself or a loved one, you want to ensure that the community offers amenities that enhance your quality of life.

According to Retirement Living, over 1.5M People are living in Retirement 819,000 residents in assisted living communities in the U.S. today, showcasing the need for a wide array of offerings spanning multiple lanes of interest. Let's explore some of the luxurious amenities that Snow Canyon Retirement Community, located in Santa...

Welcome to our Snow Canyon Retirement Community Newsletter! We are thrilled to share important updates and timelines with you.

We at Snow Canyon Retirement Community are big believers in supporting our local community and have many partnerships on the horizon. Some of those include on-site learning opportunities with Utah Tech’s Institute of Continued Learning and model furniture designed and styled by Boulevard Home Furnishings.

Construction is progressing nicely. Our community of Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care suites are on schedule with our target...

In her excellent book, The Hiding Place, Corrie ten Boom writes of her confusion when her sister began to thank God for the fleas in their barracks at Ravensbruck concentration camp. It was difficult to understand why they should thank God for horrible fleas. But Corrie followed her sister’s example and the Bible’s instruction to thank God in all things.

Not long after, they realized the guards had stopped coming into their barracks. Consequently, the women were not assaulted and were free to study Bible pages, giving them safety and hope. Later, they found out why the...