Seasons of Santaquin sits at 785 E 150 S in Santaquin, Utah, right in the foothills of the Nebo Mountains where residents get to enjoy plenty of natural light and pretty views through big windows, with a covered south-facing porch out front so folks can sit outside and get some fresh air or sunshine if they want. The place has been recently renovated and keeps a clean, welcoming atmosphere that usually smells like clean laundry or home-cooked meals, with seasonal music and decorations making it feel a bit more like a family home. They've got both assisted living and memory care services, offering different levels of care-Level I and Level II-to fit different needs, so seniors who want independence get support just where they need it without feeling crowded, and folks with dementia or memory issues have safe, closely watched areas and brain-challenging activities to help them stay sharp.
The building has wheelchair-ready rooms in different sizes, all easy to get around, with personal care, restroom help, showers, dressing assistance, daily housekeeping, laundry, and help with medication as needed, plus 24-hour CNA care and quick staff response for anything a resident needs day or night. The staff, including an involved owner named Richard, get to know the residents well and work with families and doctors to follow individual wellness and care plans. Memory care services are designed for people with dementia, focusing on safety, routine, and meaningful engagement, and staff are always patient, kind, and try to listen closely to each resident's needs.
Meals include careful menu planning to fit dietary needs, served in a way that lets everyone eat comfortably and with support if needed. Community life stays active with a regular schedule of activities, from exercise and small group games to memory exercises, religious services, meal-time visits, and seasonal celebrations, which help everybody keep busy, motivated, and connected. There are outdoor areas, comfortable common rooms where folks can visit, living spaces that suit different preferences, and extra services like physical therapy, mobility help, and even options for home health and hospice if things change. The staff encourage residents to join in, stay independent as possible, and keep up a good quality of life, trying to make the place less worrying for families by being attentive and caring each day.
