Cedarhurst Living LLC

First we felt the community was not good about communicating with us. We moved our parents into Cedarhurst because they said they would be a secure community. My mother-in-law escaped within the first 30 days. We felt there was never anyone available for answer questions. The experience over all was not good. The sales associate ended up being the most helpful and was there for us when my mother-in-law's incident happened and provided resources for us when we felt like the community was turning its back on us. We also noticed some of the services like trash pickup and room cleaning were not happening regularly.

Night before last a women with dementia walk out. Last night they took my father to the for covid-19 and hasn't even called any family. I Wouldn’t trust them with my dog.

My parents and I were so unhappy with the sporadic level of care and the constant turnover of a few good staff members. Had to hire 24/7 caregivers in addition. Wish there had been more Bloomington options then, but this was four years ago. Really a sad and painful experience.

The CNA’s do not seem to like their jobs and do not show care for the patients. Have a relative in memory care and the staff is not a good fit for the patients. Many issues with Cedarhurst. Something needs to be done to provide more caring staff that takes care of our loved ones everyday. Sold a different picture than what really is going on.

My mother has lived at Cedarhurst since it opened. During most of that time they have not answered call buttons timely. It can often take over an hour for assistance. They are perpetually understaffed. Terrible care. Feel sorry for the employees that are there.

Having gone through several Executive Directors, Maintenance Directors and numerous staff, we moved our parent out! Having now placed a Regional Director in charge that is a absolute travesty to all staff and management as well as residence, was the final straw. Employees are seen crying, upset and quitting on a regular basis. This is not the place to be a Dictator! Show compassion, love and understanding. Dining experiences are short of expectations when half the time there out of food. We have even been told by staff that the Regional Director tells them there is no more money for things until the end of the month. Safety is a great concern. Hot water regularly runs through the cold water lines and drains continually overflow. We even had a Fire Alarm go off and no one knew what to do. Not even the staff or Project Coordinator. Please don't do this to your loved.

Horrible place for someone to be!

Be careful if set up automatic payment. They won't stop taking from your loved ones account when your loved one moves on. We had to stop payment at the bank until we got the account closed.

To any one considering Prairie Meadows for Alzheimers Care I urge you to reconsider. This facility does not provide levels of care as promised. My Mother was admitted to Prairie Meadows and within 3 weeks was admitted to Methodist Hospital emergency room with pneumonia and a urinary tract infection. Proper care was never given at this facility. Within 3 months my Mother was dead. These so callled experts in demential care [Removed]

Be sure & check your loved ones for bed sores!!!! HORRIBLE!!!

My mother was not cared for properly even while we paid for the top tier of care. She slept in a soiled bed quite often and her room smelled very bad. Staff changes frequently.

This was an inappropriate place for my parents, but they assured us at the family meeting that it was perfect. My mother has dementia, and my father was getting progressively ill with heart failure. Very little attention, staff acted like they did not communicate. My mother is a fall risk, and she fell 7 times while there. They did offer extra help for an additional 250. 00 a week, but it was very sporadic and at times non existent. felt they were signed up to get that money, they had to leave within a month.

If your loved one needs assistance or general supervision, this is NOT the place for them. My mom would have been safer living in her home, alone. The staff has no interaction with the residents, the residents are on their own. Look elsewhere or allow your loved one to care for themselves, this is NOT the place for care.

My mother was a resident there. After a few month we pulled her out. The DON was never available for answers with regards to her care. The hallway always smelled of urine. The activities were awful. If you call seeing adults coloring in a dining room as an activity. I saw residence asking for help to no avail and no one paying any attention to them at all. There was one male nurse that seem to care. The others were rude and unconcerned about the residence. Aids instead of caring for the residence grouped either on their cell phone or acting like they were at a social event. The entire facility seemed under staffed and What I consider a hostile environment. For the amount of money we paid out of pocket for my mothers care , she would of been better serve in a kennel...