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Assisted Living · 432 West 1325 North, Cedar City, UT 84721
From $4,200/mo
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All Seasons Senior Living of Cedar City is a small residential-style home in Cedar City, Utah (Iron County), with 20 units and an all-inclusive monthly price starting at $4,200. It offers assisted living at two care levels, secured memory care, short-term stays, and respite and day care when space allows. Caregivers are on duty around the clock, with a nurse conducting assessments, and medication administration, meals, housekeeping and laundry are included. Pets are accepted.
Weight limit: under 20 lb
Pets per resident: 1
Pet deposit: $0
Assistance animals are not pets. Federal fair housing rules cover them separately, so weight limits and deposits do not apply — ask the community about reasonable accommodations.
Licensing and inspection records
Licensing and inspection records for Assisted Living communities are held by the state licensing agency, not by SeniorLeaf. Verify this community’s current license status and inspection history with the state before you decide.
Utah Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Licensing (opens in a new tab)Cedar City, UT
Prices are provided by the community and are estimates only. Actual prices may differ and can change at any time — confirm current pricing directly with the community.
Licensing and inspection records
Licensing and inspection records for the Assisted Living communities listed here are held by the state licensing agency, not by SeniorLeaf. Verify each community’s current license status and inspection history with the state before you decide.
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