Cedars II is described as an affordable senior-housing option with an attractive, clean, and quiet environment. Some residents and family members value the setting, activities, and friendly neighbors, while others report feeling socially excluded or uncomfortable. The reviews offer limited information about personal care or clinical services, so they do not establish the level or consistency of support available for residents with changing care needs.
Views of staff and management vary considerably. Positive accounts describe staff as attentive and compassionate, and one family appreciated a manager making time to meet outside regular weekday hours. Other accounts describe difficulty reaching management, limited follow-through, and concerns about communication. One former resident also described a serious roommate-related safety concern, said clinicians had recommended a change in setting, and reported receiving inconsistent guidance about tenancy and responsibility. This is an individual account and is not corroborated in the other reviews.
Dining feedback is sparse. One resident characterized meals as relying heavily on frozen and sugary foods; the other reviews provide little information about meal variety, nutrition, or dining service. Activity feedback is more positive but still limited: a resident said there was plenty to do and specifically mentioned arts and crafts. A family member also described the resident community as sweet, contrasting with other accounts of cliques and difficulty feeling welcome.
Facility feedback includes praise for the clean, quiet, and hospitable setting, alongside concerns about upkeep and maintenance responsiveness. One family described repeated delays in addressing apartment repairs, and another reviewer noted that the property seemed less well maintained than other senior facilities. Winter parking-area snow and ice management was also raised as a concern. Reviewers additionally identify practical amenity limitations, including no attached garages and no private washers and dryers. Overall, affordability and a pleasant setting are recurring strengths, while communication, maintenance follow-through, and the social experience appear less consistent.








