Mobility & safety
Practical help getting around, so every participant can take part safely.
- Walking and transfer assistance as needed
- Fall-risk awareness and supervision
- Accessible spaces and adaptive equipment
Age-related support · Provo, Utah
Support for the changes that come with aging.
Mobility changes, fall risks, life after a stroke, and health conditions like diabetes can make long days at home harder and lonelier. Aspen Senior Day Center offers a safe, supervised day full of connection, while family caregivers get time to work, rest, or recharge.
- 3410 North Canyon Road, Provo
- Monday–Friday, 9 AM – 5 PM
More than memory care
Every senior deserves a full, social day.
Aging doesn’t always mean memory loss. Many seniors are sharp and social but need a little help getting around, staying safe, or keeping up with daily routines.
Our accessible center and small 4:1 client-to-aide ratio let us support each person’s abilities, so they can join in, make friends, and enjoy the day.
Care that feels personal
Every participant is known by name, routine, strengths, and the things that bring them joy.
A thoughtful next step
A little help can go a long way.
Day care can add support before a crisis, while home is still where your loved one belongs.
- Falls or balance problems make it unsafe to be home alone
- Your loved one is recovering from a stroke and needs daytime supervision
- Mobility changes are leading to isolation or inactivity
- You need dependable time to work, run errands, or care for your own health
Age-related support
Help where it’s needed, independence where it’s not.
Our team offers practical support with mobility, meals, and daily routines, while encouraging each participant to do what they enjoy and can do on their own.
Staying active
Activities adapted to each person’s abilities, so no one has to sit on the sidelines.
- Gentle exercise for balance and mobility
- Games, music, and art adapted to each person
- Social time and friendship
Everyday wellness
Everyday assistance that supports comfort, nourishment, and dignity.
- Medication reminders
- Nutritious meals, with dietary needs discussed before enrollment
- Help with personal care as needed
The Aspen rhythm
A day that fits each person’s abilities.
Activities are adapted so everyone can take part safely, whether they walk on their own or need a little help.
- Welcome
A friendly start
Aides help each participant arrive safely and settle in, with help getting around as needed.
- Morning
Gentle movement
Chair exercises, stretching, and balance-aware activities, adapted to each person’s abilities.
- Midday
A meal together
Nutritious meals shared with friends, with help as needed.
- Afternoon
Games, music, and connection
Games, music, art, and conversation, with room to rest when energy is low.
Support for the whole family
Support for you, too.
Helping a parent or spouse with mobility changes, fall risks, or life after a stroke often means constant watchfulness. Reliable daytime support gives you room to work, rest, and take care of your own health.
Your loved one gets a full, social day, and you both come home with more energy for time together.
Explore caregiver resourcesWhat families gain
- Peace of mind knowing your loved one is safe and supervised
- Less isolation and more friendships
- Time for work, errands, and your own well-being
- A team that shares updates as needs change
Planning with confidence
Talk through the details before day one.
Every senior’s needs are different. Before enrollment, our team talks with your family about mobility, transfers, meals, medications, and transportation, so the day is safe and comfortable from the start.
- Accessible center with mobility and transfer support
- 4:1 client-to-aide ratio
- A free tour so you can see the center before you decide
- Door-to-door transportation, with mobility needs discussed ahead of time
“My grandpa attended Aspen for several years after having his first stroke and suffering from dementia. He absolutely cherished going there and he told me so many memories he had about being there. He loved all of the staff as well as all of his friends that he made. I am so glad that we was able to go to Aspen Senior Day Center because I truly believe that it was a big thing for him in his life and it left a huge positive impact on him.”
— Carson R., Family Caregiver
Good questions are welcome
Frequently asked questions
Every family’s needs are different. A tour is the best way to see the center, meet the team, and talk through fit.
Can someone who uses a walker or wheelchair attend?
Yes. Our center is accessible, and team members can assist with walking, transfers, seating, and restroom needs. We’ll talk with your family before enrollment to understand your loved one’s specific needs.
Is this physical therapy?
No. Aspen provides non-medical senior day care. Gentle group exercise supports mobility and balance, but it doesn’t replace care from your loved one’s doctors or physical therapists.
How do we know if it’s a good fit?
The best way to find out is to visit. Schedule a free tour to see the center, meet the team, and ask any questions you have.
Come see Aspen for yourself
A safer, more fulfilling day is closer than you think.
Tour Aspen’s Provo center, meet the team, and talk through your loved one’s needs, abilities, and daily routine.