Stonehenge of Cedar City

Stonehenge Of Cedar City sits in a building that opened as a skilled nursing facility in June 2017, and they've got 50 certified beds, and it's one spot in the Stonehenge Of Utah group, which has places in Cedar City, American Fork, Ogden, Orem, Richfield, South Jordan, and Springville, and the main office is in Orem, Utah. The facility has managerial control by Cory Robison since December 2017, and by Kurt Loveless, Stephen Howells, and Deborah Gillespie since October 2021, running under Stonehenge Of Cedar Cityut Inc. Stonehenge Of Cedar City shows a mix of highlights and issues-there are 19 reported deficiencies, 3 of which are infection-related. Staff are in the building 24 hours every day, and the caregivers include licensed therapists and nurses, who give physical, occupational, and speech therapy. The therapy room uses modern equipment and the place offers private rooms with large bathrooms. Residents can enjoy personalized fine dining meals, daily activities, a sunroom with TV, piano, games, and books, plus beautician services. People can use transportation for doctors' appointments and trips to the hospital, with service reaching into Utah County, Salt Lake, and nearby areas. The staff help with one-on-one discharge planning, and the care approach follows the golden rule, focusing on customer satisfaction, cleanliness, dignity, and respect, though some details about special programs, types of care, or other services aren't available.