The Cedars

The Cedars sits on a lakefront with scenic views and has grounds that are well cared for, and while you can find different housing for people who want to live on their own or those needing more care, they make sure each place is roomy with things like private bathrooms, kitchenettes, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and patios where you can sit and watch the water on nice days. The Cedars offers a wide range of care, such as independent living, assisted living, memory care for people with dementia, short-term rehab, skilled nursing, adult day services, home health care, and hospice care, so residents can stay even if their needs change. People who live there get help as needed with daily things like dressing, bathing, picking out clothes, taking medicine, and their nursing staff is around for health concerns. They have pharmacy services, medical social services, pastoral care, plus physical and occupational therapy on site, and if anybody needs medicine, they can just push a button for fast help. Meals come from a professional chef and are served in a dining room or café, there are options for people with food allergies, special rules for diabetes, or other diets, and residents get three balanced meals a day along with all-day dining. The Cedars has many ways for people to spend their time with music, arts, crafts, fitness, movie nights, a library, spa room, wellness programs, walking paths, a gazebo, and a garden, and those in memory care often get multisensory therapies and simple routines to support memory and keep their minds active. Activities run all week, residents and their families get support, there are outings for shopping or fun, volunteers visit, and there are rooms for different hobbies or clubs, so life stays busy if that's what people want. Extra services like laundry, dry cleaning, light housekeeping, move-in help, and transportation are included, and there's plenty of parking for visitors, while everyone lives in a place guided by Christian values, clean surroundings, and a caring touch in everything from spa visits to social meals. The whole community is non-profit with 65 beds, which means it's small enough so people know each other, and there's always help nearby. Many people find The Cedars to be a good place to age, with medical care, independence when possible, and plenty of chances to enjoy the outdoors or relax with family and friends on the grounds or in common rooms.