The Cedars Assisted Living offers care that matches each resident's needs, and you'll find they try to make folks comfortable with spaces made just for seniors, like studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, and even garage spaces for those who want them, so it's easy to settle in no matter your situation. There's help for daily activities like bathing, dressing, and taking medicine, and they've got support for everything from Assisted Living and Independent Living to Memory Care, Nursing Care, Long-Term Care, and even Home Care, including Medicare-Certified Home Health Care and Hospice, so you can get more or less help as you need, and they make all their care options pretty clear with names like All Care Options, Active Adult Living, Memory Care, and Home Care (Non-Medical), which helps people keep track. Folks say the staff here act with patience and kindness, and they're known for being honest and keeping families up to date, and it seems staff know quite a bit about dementia and are flexible during the transition for new folks moving in, with Christian compassion which comes from being part of Western Home Community.
The Cedars has a bunch of amenities geared toward comfort and independence, including pet-friendly spaces, handicap accessibility, and Wi-Fi, plus restaurant-style and private dining rooms, where meals use good ingredients and aim to be nutritious, and when there's something to celebrate or gather around, they've got a reading room, activity center, a beauty/barber shop, and wellness center so folks can look and feel their best. There's lots to do, too, like clubs, movies, games, Bible studies, sing-a-longs, concerts, and weekly worship, and if you need to get out for errands or an appointment, you can use their transportation for off-campus trips, or just enjoy being around friends at events. The Cedars pays special attention to hearing needs, with resources for hearing aids and reviews of brands like Jabra and MDHearingAid, and when it comes to keeping connected, they offer tech features like senior cell phone plans including Jitterbug and Consumer Cellular, help with internet and cable like Xfinity and DIRECTV, so you can pick what fits.
Safety's not ignored either, as there are medical alert systems with guides to top brands like Bay Alarm Medical, Medical Guardian, and ADT, plus home security features and medication dispensers, so folks and families can rest a bit easier. The community's known for supporting both independent and more hands-on lifestyles, with terms and programs unique to The Cedars, and there's special care for those needing memory support or long-term nursing, with staff who are experienced with Alzheimer's and other dementia care. They help people find out how to pay for care, with info about costs and options to make things affordable, letting people focus more on living and less on worrying. All around, The Cedars Assisted Living aims to help each person find a good balance between help and independence, offering activities, nutrition, and support so seniors can enjoy daily life in a place with a friendly and welcoming culture.
