Cedarhurst Living LLC

Don was very impressed with the facility and with Rhonda... Price was deceiving at first...starts at $80/day does not including nursing services.

Very helpful staff and a beautiful facility! When I need to move my Mother this will be one of the top choices.

I had scheduled apt had to cancel sick. Was expensive but Kristiana promised to beat other facilities prices.Assisted and Independant. Restaurant style 2 meals 9-6 Capital

My mother wanted to stay in the Affton, Missouri area. Although she has only been their a week, we can all tell she is happy and satisfied with being at Tesson Heights. It seems to be a good fit for our mother.

It's a smaller community with more specialized care. They work one on one with the residents. When I call they always know what's going on with my dad and can tell me up to date news of things I need to know. He was in another place before and this is a much better experience. He's much happier there. It's nice and secure. From what the other place told me, they couldn't handle him and Autumn Hills is doing great with him so I don't see what the problems were.

Really like the feel of this place and they said they are getting skilled care set up there within a year...this place would be so close to me

Liked very much, but it looks like she needs more help.

Very nice, active, spacious,social,

This one is closest to our house and according to the packet, will meet the needs of my mother right now and possibly in the future. I toured back in the fall and really liked the place. I will make a contact again in the future when a decision has to be made. My wife's mother is not able to be in assisted living at the present time.

We really like how close in proximity Cedarhurst of Waterloo is to our family and comparing it to other places we had looked at we just preferred what we saw at this community. Our loved one does not always eat the meals there but from what we have seen they looked to be really good and based on our experience we have had so far we would recommend Cedarhurst to other families looking into a place for their loved ones

I toured this facility and it's very nice! They have a lot to offer, staff is friendly, great place. It's a little more expensive than some of our other options.

Overall it has been a good experience. There have a been a couple of minor issues with a caregivers being unhelpful here and there.. But overall it seems like a nice atmosphere. I got to know the place having several different relatives there. They have a pretty good reputation, and our experience has been in line with that.

It is not a huge facility which we really like, it has more of that intimate setting to it. The admissions director [name removed] reached out to us a lot before and after the tour, we really appreciated all of the follow ups. We were very impressed with how much she focused on what we wanted for our loved one. So excellent first impression. The staff before our loved noe moved in would even email our loved one telling him how excited they were that he was coming - they have continued to be very welcoming. We have been able to get well acquainted with the head of nursing so anytime we have questions we can get her a call and she is always there to address our concerns. The meals and dining service is very good and even though our loved one does not always participate in activities they have a ton to offer. Our loved one is in the best place that he could be

We chose Cedarhurst because of the value for the money and also the location is great for our big family. The sales lady that we worked with was wonderful and made everything much easier. They have just turned over management companies within the last year and they have made many upgrades and it looked much nicer. They serve breakfast all day and have some neat things with their menu. They were actually on the news about how good their food is, my parents absolutely love it. Everyone here is extremely friendly. I like that they are in between independent and assisted living so if need be they can move up levels of care. I would definitely recommend them to others looking.

This is a community you should checkout for your loved one. This has been a great experience for us so far. The staff are wonderful to work with, and they take notes to make sure all the staff know about what is going on with my loved one. They are good at trying to get my loved one engaged in activities. There is physical therapy and speech therapy on site. The food has been good for my loved one, and the times I've had a chance to eat with my loved one has been good for me as well.

[name removed] is awesome and an all around wonderful person. She has taken time out of her day off to speak with me on the phone. I give this facility high marks, we wanted our loved one to move here.

They are working hard to upgrade the things that need improvement, but right now they need more senior care helpers. We do understand they are understaffed, but for what our loved one is paying, they are not getting the adequate care and attention.

I would recommend the community to others for their loved ones. The community itself is very nice. The staff are easy to work with. They are willing dietary restrictions if necessary. You have your own everything, and I would go there myself.

The tour with Cedarhurst was great. I did not find the staff to be as personable and it was more expensive.

It has been a nice experience for us at Cedarhurst. It's a smaller community with traditional treatment for memory care. The staff is nice. My loved one has a nice room. And so far so good. He's receiving much better care than at a previous place. Like all care facilities, they could have a few more staffers than they're able to hire, but overall we haven’t had any complaints They try to be attentive, and they do look out for the patients. One of the things I really like is that all of the aides and nurses seem to be able to call everyone by their first name, which shows that they've taken the time to learn a little bit about the patients, which is good. They don’t just call them honey or sweetie. They address them by name, which seems more respectful.