Cedars of Liberty Health Care Center sits as a large senior living community that's been providing care for almost 30 years, and folks here can find all kinds of support and services fitted to different needs, with 206 beds and several care types like skilled nursing, long-term care, assisted living, memory care, adult care home services, and independent living, and the place is also known for its hospice, home health, and home care services, letting people get healthcare and help even in their own homes. Residents get private or semiprivate rooms set up for cable TV and telephones, and there are furnished rooms, private bathrooms, kitchenettes, Wi-Fi, and air conditioning, so people stay comfortable, and everyone gets daily housekeeping, weekly laundry, all-day dining with special diets for allergies or diabetes, restaurant-style dining, and meals prepared every day. There's a game room, library, arts and crafts rooms, a movie night program, a spa and salon, barber services, a gymnasium, fitness and walking paths, a big garden, and an indoor swimming pool, plus a chapel big enough for three hundred with weekly services, and the grounds are filled with outdoor common spaces, walking paths, and gardens where people can get some fresh air. Folks living here can join planned exercises and activities both on and offsite, devotional activities, resident-run programs, music events, and scheduled transportation and parking is available as well, and there's an activity room, business room, and emergency alert system for added safety.
The staff handles everything from physical and medication support to 24-hour supervision, with nursing care provided twelve to sixteen hours per day, and there's also a special care unit for people who need more oversight. Residents with diabetes, trouble walking, or incontinence get specialized care, and there's support for things like bathing, dressing, and mobility, along with non-ambulatory care and a Care Finder tool to match care to individual needs. Medical services cover insulin injections, dental care, x-rays, psychiatry, lab work, podiatry, ophthalmology, primary care physician visits, and pharmacy help, plus a 24-hour call system in each room, so emergency help is always close by, and planned physical activity helps people stay active. Ancillary services and housekeeping, move-in coordination, and family support keep daily life running smooth, and laundry and dry-cleaning services take some of the daily hassles away. There's also a separate family-owned and run community home as part of Cedars of Liberty, letting some seniors live in a private house with group meals and regular activities.
Linda Kimball is the administrator, and the community connects with technology, using features like CloudFront and a dedicated fax number, and the grounds are surrounded by nature, providing a calming setting for people living there. With wheelchair accessibility, both private rooms and spaces for socializing, cable TV, and high speed-internet, Cedars of Liberty gives options, and staff here help everyone-from those who want to live more independently to those needing a higher level of care, with services like memory care if someone has memory loss or dementia, and end-of-life support through hospice. Whether someone needs skilled nursing, regular rehab, monitoring at home, or just simple help with chores and meals, this community has many choices, offering comfort, medical care, and safety features in a facility that's been serving the area for decades.
