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Congregate Living in LOGAN, Utah
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Terrace Grove Assisted Living Center
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345 North 200 West
Logan, Utah, USA
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Logan, Utah, USA
Care Type:
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Continuing Care
Nursing Care
Alzheimers Care
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Logan Regional Hospital - TCU
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1400 North 500 East
Logan, Utah, USA
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Independent Living
Congregate Living
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Logan, Utah, USA
Care Type:
Active Lifestyle
Independent Living
Congregate Living
Assisted Living
Continuing Care
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Sunshine Terrace Foundation
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248 West 300 North
Logan, Utah, USA
A Short History of the Sunshine Terrace Foundation L. Boyd Hatch was born and raised in Logan. But he made his fortune working in New York City in insurance, real estate and investments. In 1948, he returned to Logan and visited his grandmother’s old rock home. It had been converted into a private nursing home—and not a good one. The home was dilapidated, and not appropriate for the elderly Cache Valley citizens who lived there. Mr. Hatch said the place was worse than slums in New York City.
Care Type:Active Lifestyle
Independent Living
Congregate Living
Assisted Living
Continuing Care
Nursing Care
Alzheimers Care
Rehabilitation Care
Logan, Utah, USA
A Short History of the Sunshine Terrace Foundation L. Boyd Hatch was born and raised in Logan. But he made his fortune working in New York City in insurance, real estate and investments. In 1948, he returned to Logan and visited his grandmother’s old rock home. It had been converted into a private nursing home—and not a good one. The home was dilapidated, and not appropriate for the elderly Cache Valley citizens who lived there. Mr. Hatch said the place was worse than slums in New York City.
Care Type:
Active Lifestyle
Independent Living
Congregate Living
Assisted Living
Continuing Care
Nursing Care
Alzheimers Care
Rehabilitation Care
