A Tradition of Excellence Since 1951

Patti Page’s ‘Tennessee Waltz” is no.1 on the Billboard charts. The Rosenburgs are convicted of espinonage. The U. N. opened in New York city. North Korea captures Seoul. And the first NBA All-star game is played in Boston Garden. The year is 1951.

Truman Rest Home: Our Beginnings and Southern Utah’s First Nursing Home
A remarkable woman named Addie Olivia Truman had a much beloved family that required constant care so she decided to convert her family home into a nursing and rest home. In 1951, the first rest home in Southern Utah was opened as the Truman Rest Home, a 15-bed facility located at 126 West 200 North, one block from the Brigham Young Winter Home. The Truman Rest Home was the leader in the care of the frail and elderly  in St. George and surrounding areas for over twenty years.

Cooper’s Rest Haven and Porter’s Nursing and Rehabilitation
Porter’s was acquired by the Cooper family and became Cooper’s Rest Haven during the 1970’s and early ’80’s. In 1984, Cooper’s Rest Haven was sold to Jim Porter and became known as Porter’s Nursing Home.  Porter’s Nursing and Rehabilitation was a pillar in the St. George community and was highly regarded as one of the finest providers of elderly care in Utah.  Seasons Healthcare and Rehabilitation Jim Porter operated the facility until 1993 when he sold it to John Bramall. In November 2011, Seasons Health Group purchased the home and changed the name to

Seasons Healthcare and Rehabilitation
In 2014, the rest home was greatly enlarged and converted into a state-of-the-art healthcare and rehabilitation facility, licensed to hold 53 patients, and totally dedicated to maintaining its six-decade-old traditions of quality and excellence. Seasons is a member of the Traditions Healthcare network of skilled nursing and rehabilitation centers located throughout Utah.