Cedarhurst Senior Living of Dyer

Cedarhurst Senior Living of Dyer opens daily from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and has a variety of living options for older adults, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing support, so some folks live with a little help while others need more hands-on care. This community focuses on making sure residents get care that fits what they need, whether that's help with daily things like bathing, dressing, or taking medicine, or extra support for those living with Alzheimer's disease or other dementias through the "Connections Memory Care" program. Families can keep up with their loved ones' care using an electronic health record system, and licensed nurses keep an eye on residents' health. People can bring their pets, and the whole place is wheelchair accessible with Wi-Fi and high-speed internet for those who want to stay connected online. Cedarhurst Senior Living of Dyer has indoor spaces like a game room, library, fitness room, and spa, plus outdoor walking paths, so there's always something to do, and the staff run plenty of activities to help folks stay social and active. Residents have access to nutritious meals and a mix of dining choices, and there's a program called "Vibrant Life" that encourages people to move around, socialize, and even keep learning new things. For new residents, Cedarhurst offers a Pair to Prepare™ program so a family member can stay with them for a bit at no cost, which can help the move feel smoother. For added confidence, The Cedarhurst Promise™ offers a 60-day money-back guarantee. Cedarhurst Senior Living of Dyer is part of a larger Cedarhurst Living network that's known for supportive care, and President and CEO Almir Sajtovic heads the company. The staff here are usually known for being warm and cheerful, and there's help available to answer questions, plan finances with the TRUEcost calculator, and give tours so people can see daily life and activities. The community tries to make everyone feel comfortable, respected, and part of a real neighborhood, where residents can get as much or as little help as they need. Awards like Best of Senior Living and All-Star show that folks often appreciate the care here, but the best way to know if this feels right might be to visit, talk to the helpful staff, check the dining, and see if the daily routine fits.