Pleasant Valley Hospital history

In 1969, the addition of a new wing not only doubled bed capacity but also provided for a new obstetrics department and nursery, a radiology department, a physical therapy department, new operating rooms, a kitchen and cafeteria, a new conference room, a chapel and a new entrance and lobby.

In 1975, when the LDS Church made the decision to donate all of their hospitals to the public, Intermountain Healthcare, Inc., took over the management of Sanpete Valley Hospital as well as the other hospitals across Utah.

In 1976, the south tower opened, adding eight physician office suites and 76 beds.

The Pleasant Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, a 100-bed skilled nursing facility, opened in 1978 to serve the elderly and convalescent.

After serving the local community in its original building for 35 years, a replacement hospital opened for Sanpete Valley Hospital in 1984, located on the south end of Mount Pleasant.

In 1985, Pleasant Valley Home Medical Equipment, located at 1011 Viand Street, opened its doors to meet the community’s need for durable medical equipment.

In 1994, the center was renovated and renamed the Wellness and Rehab Center.

In 1995, PVH expanded its facility with Project 21, adding 14,200 square feet of building space and 12,000 square feet of renovated areas.