Cedarhurst Living LLC

Wonderful caring staff. Facility is beautiful, apartments are spacious. Good food, with such friendly staff. [name removed] always greets us in the dining room, the food is good and portions are big. [name removed] plans fun activities and outings. Happy hour is our favorite, with fun entertainers. We are happy and recommend you take a look

The team at Cedarhurst has been wonderful to my uncle. We have seen great care every time we visit. Staff are warm and caring. The Director has made time to answer our questions when we call for updates and when we are in town for visits, called us daily with updates when he was sick during the holidays. We were thrilled to receive a Christmas day so he could tell us Merry Christmas. We are so glad we chose Cedarhurst to care for him.

The team at Cedarhurst has been wonderful to my uncle. We have seen great care every time we visit. Staff are warm and caring. The Director has made time to answer our questions when we call for updates and when we are in town for visits, called us daily with updates when he was sick during the holidays. We were thrilled to receive a Christmas day so he could tell us Merry Christmas. We are so glad we chose Cedarhurst to care for him.

Dear Family, Friends and Old Navy Buds; I'd like to bring you all a little up to date on how things are going for Mom ([Name removed]to most of you that know her well ~ Dutch name) She's 98 and all things considered, she's doing quite well. All in all, I think I've finally found the right place for her, it's called MONROE PLACE here in Bloomington (Indiana). We've been there a little over 3 months and for the first couple of months it was quite interesting but routine. It's quite a neat place actually. It has a Cottage atmosphere designed around two enclosed courtyards. It lends itself to interesting walks with the walls decorated with some really neat images of different landscapes and country homes. She's gotten used to her studio apartment and the layout there, has made some really good new friends and generally has been happy with all activity that's going on..............it's a very social atmosphere there........everyone seems to know her name.......and lunch and dinner are kind of social hour get-together's .........however in late December she had an accident; a fall in the parking lot. Just after Christmas She and I had walked out to the car and when she was opening the riders side door to get in she tried to step back a little and tripped backwards over the curb. Although she landed in the grass, kind of setting down backward, she tried to break her fall with her right hand and arm, fracturing it just below the shoulder joint. The Orthopedic doctor doctor told us he didn't recommend surgery given her age and bone condition and recommended an arm sling and Occupational therapy. (therapy was at MONROE PLACE). In looking at the Xray he said the fracture really wasn't as bad as it looked.....but was going to take a some time to heal. Her arm, all the way down to, and including her right hand turned black and was very swollen. It's now February 6, a little over a month has passed and we had our last visit with the Orthopecic doctor. The arm is now out of the sling and she will continue to take Occupational therapy 3 days a week (At Monroe Place) but shes about 85 % recovered. ........I see I'm beginning to write a book.........sorry about that.......I'll write again before too long.........Take care......[Name removed]

The move to Hamilton Place was very easy. We moved mom on a very wintry Saturday. Everyone at Hamilton Place helped with the move and made mom feel very welcome. She has adjusted very well and keeps telling me how friendly and caring everyone is. This is a smaller community and just right for mom. She calls it home and I couldn't be happier that she is happy.

We made a very difficult decision to place our mother in a senior center with levels of care, following the death of our father and her subsequent health decline. After a diligent search, we found Monroe Place to be the best solution for her. The individual rooms are apartments and we found the 1 bedroom apartment with separate living quarters, to be the perfect size for her. During her stay, the management staff was consistently friendly, professional and very caring. They treated us more like an extended family. The nurses were attentive, personable, very professional and demonstrated that they truly cared. The facility offers housekeeping, laundry, three meals per day and gentle reminders for the residents that it is meal time. In our case, it was extremely advantageous as they offered onsite physical therapy which our mother required and the therapists hhelped her a lot -- again professional, caring and they know their jobs. The onsite beauty/barber shop was much appreciated, with reasonable prices and friendly stylist who did a fabulous job. The attendants who provided care were always visible, friendly and ready to help and the maintenance person treated my mother and residents (that I observed) as they were the most important part of his day. I was extremely impressed with the on-boarding process - we were greeted by residents who knew our mother was new to the facility and she was assigned to a table where the residents were very friendly and seemed to sponsor her as she adapted to her new environment. To be honest, our mother was not ready for this transition and at times, she found the transition to be difficult, the staff assisted with this as much as they could. The only criticism that we have, is that the food is so-so. Our mother and other residents, would site this as a concern for them. I ate there a few times to test this and I found it was fair, not great but fair. Microwaves and refrigerators are in the rooms. Someone is there around the clock for the residents and the facility is secured- this was a huge relief for us. There is a friendly resident rescue dog who wonders the halls and is a member of the community. There is no routine shuttle transportation provided for residents, but I worked with the staff and they assisted me in finding options should we require these services. Tip: Williams Brothers Pharmacy offers prescription medicine delivery and if your loved one is required to have the nurse medicate them, make sure and have their medications bubble packed through the pharmacy. I would highly recommend this facility and this outstanding staff.

Loved Tesson heights. Very friendly and caring staff. When time I would be willing to move In myself!

My dad moved here in January and has really enjoyed his time here. He has his car here which allows him to have all of the amenities provided at McKinneys while having the independence of leaving to attend events outside of McKinney's as well. The staff is very friendly, caring, and accommodating. The grounds and rooms are beautiful and well maintained. My dad moved into a freshly painted and newly carpeted one bedroom apartment that he is pro ud to call his home that he can invite friends and family to.

In [date removed], my brother and I moved our Dad from Ft. Myers, FL to Monroe Place —after our stepmother had a massive stroke and her five children took her home to Canada. It was a sudden and traumatic change for my Dad. The staff at Monroe Place went out of their way to comfort and encourage him even from his first day there. Fortunately, a good friend of ours had recommended Monroe Place as that is where her grandmother lives. So I spoke with them and had a tour before making the decision. Dad has been there a year now and we are really pleased with the accommodations, services, and atmosphere at Monroe Place. I overheard Dad tell someone last week how much all the staff love him and take good care of him. [name removed], the activities coordinator, is amazing! She really draws the residents out with her loving and caring nature —and plans so many fun things for them to do. Dad especially loves playing Euchre. This is a small description of our experience with Monroe Place.

Seymour Place is a quaint facility with a friendly staff and home like environment. My family member currently living there enjoys the socialization and assistance but still has the freedom to do things independently. Family and friends are invited to participate in the activities and help with their loved ones care. We also were pleased to find that it is a pet friendly environment and that they have an area for their pets to roam and for other residents to enjoy. Seymour Place is a "must see" for anyone that is considering an assisted living facility for themselves or any family member.

I moved to Seymour Place in 2017. Everyone is very nice, the food is good. I have good care, by the staff. Seymour Place is clean, the building is kept up great. Activities are planned as to what our likes are. We play cards each night. Seymour Place is a great place to live. This is my home.

Customer satisfaction. Report member went well. Van went through total report. Maintenance staff is excellent!!

My mother is well here in this community. They are taking good care of her, and her needs. They have a good staff, and I know she is in good hands. She is doing well, and I'am comfortable with her move to this community. They do a good job with the cleanliness around the community. This is a facility I would recommend to my family, and friends.

Up in till now my parents had been living on their own. It was too much and they had been in and out of the Hospital. Now I have piece of mind that they are being fed good food regularly and health being monitored. They really worked with us to get my parents in and the staff is very friendly.

So far it's been great!The biggest thing is they are very friendly and helpful.They make you feel at home. I was there the other day and tried the food and was impressed! It's been a great experience so far!

Hamilton Place is a small, secure facility. It is visually appealing, clean, and comfortable. It is in no way similar to a nursing home. The residents have their own nice room. Even the studio rooms have plenty of room for a bed, and love seat and chair or rocker. We divided the room so it appears to have a bedroom and living area, as well as a huge bathroom and small kitchen area. The layout of the facility is great, being a rectangle with the inside area of the rectangle being a large outdoor courtyard which residents can go in and out without actually being able to go off-premise. The courtyard has trees, plants, a covered porch and an open porch, all areas with seating. The dining room is set up like a restaurant...and family can eat with their resident...the food is good, not just adequate. The staff is friendly and competent. For my family member, I would like to see more physical activities rather than games as cards and bingo are very difficult for mild dementia patients. They do have scenic drives and exercise activities which are nice. All in all, I think it's a very nice place, and my family member resident has come to the decision that it is a "nice place to be".

The staff at this community were really nice and helpful. The food was pretty good and the community was clean. They do not accept medicaid so this community would not work for us.

WE needed a place to care for both our parents, each with their own needs and High Plains met our requirements.

My mother has been in very good spirits since the move to the community. The staff are extremely friendly with her and the family. Since the first day of her move to the community she has been participating in various activities. She seems to have adapted pretty well, she does mention that they do provide them with a little to much food.

Hidden Lake is a beautiful facility with great outside scenery overlooking the lake. Staff here are so kind and loving to my mother that has been living there since 2014. I am very pleased to recommend the community to any one I meet. I have since referred my friend that moved her mother in last Fall and her mother loves it there