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Farmington, UT 84025
At Country Care, we believe in treating our residents like family. We make it our mission to make sure our residents feel at home. Here are some of the values that we espouse in everything we do:
- Providing personalized care for each resident’s needs
- Fostering the independence of each resident
- Treating each resident with dignity and respect
- Promoting the individuality of each resident
- Allowing each resident a choice of care and lifestyle
- Protecting each resident’s right to privacy
- Nurturing the spirit and health of each resident
- Involving family and friends in care planning and implementation
- Providing a safe and stimulating, home-like environment
- Making Country Care a valuable asset to the surrounding community
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