Cedarhurst Living LLC

I had a good tour of this community. Everything went well for the most part. From what I was shown the community looked nice, everything appeared to well maintain. The staff I came across was kind, and friendly. The experience was a nice one. This wasn't the community for us, but my tour went well.

I had a pretty good tour of this community. From what I saw this is a clean community. The staff was kind to my family,and I. It was a good experience, but this community had more of an institutional feel to it. I didn't think this would be the right fit for my uncle, and his needs.

My mother is doing well since her move to this community. She is happy, and I'am pleased.

We had an nice tour of this community. All went well, and everyone was very kind, and friendly.

This has been a tough transition for my friend. She has not got out of bed due to the community not having the proper lift for her. The staff is good about checking in on her though. She has also caught pneumonia since being in here so it makes it hard to eat. The community is clean and the people all seem very happy being there.

Don't feel they're doing all that was promised. Only been a month, so maybe still working out the kinks... They are very gracious in that they are really trying to work with Dads budget

The memory care unit on the first floor was full and the second floor would not have worked for us. The people we met during our tour were nice. The community seemed clean. My sister liked this community.

Very friendly staff and the facility is extremely clean. Concerns arise with care services. Several appointments with the doctor or meetings with a nurse have been canceled with no notice.

This is a very nice facility and I have had an informal tour.

My mother is a resident there. I have very mixed feelings about the place. It has a great location and when I first placed my mother there, the staff was amazing. My mother had been at several facilities and when I met Kyla and Susan I knew that this was the place. Kyla, who managed the administration end, was super compassionate and smart. She did an amazing job. With the head nurse, Susan, things were great. Unfortunately, they both left around the same time and the replacement individuals were not as exceptional. Most places are under staffed and employees are over worked. I find that this is true here as well despite the fact that patients pay so much to live there. The problem is the corporate model that puts the bulk of the funds into the hands of investors and not in the hands of underpaid/overworked employees and in patient care. I would love to see more activities for patients. While I think that the care is comperable to other places, the management, the head nurse, the food, and the activities are sub standard or entirely missing. So - it depends on what you are looking for. If your loved one is not going to handle activities anymore but the central location is good - you will like this facility. Many of the support staff are wonderful, but can only do so much with so many patients. If you want more activities and a head nurse that seems responsive to your concerns, this may not be the place for you. Having said that - many of the nursing staff are compassionate and caring. I rarely discuss anything with the head nurse - instead I work with other staff members who are helpful. Finally, I think it is important to remember that if you have a family member with dementia that requires a locked facility and can not handle the freedom of Bell Trace or Meadowood, Autumn Hills is a good facility and the best in the central location in Bloomington. I do think that the facility is over priced and the food is so awful that my mother hates eating it.

They have dropped my mother a couple of times in the shower. That is bad. She says that they have also not been very responsive to the calls that she has made. She sits in her room quite often, and they come over and tell her what is going on, but they could certainly do more to encourage her to get engaged. I think that they are understaffed. The food is not that good either. The nurses are good and very caring, and the facility is very clean and well kept, but there are certainly many areas where they need to improve.

I lived here for a time, and while it was a nice looking community I didn't find it a very comfortable place to live. I had to live in a shared room, which was certainly not ideal for me. I also had a lot of trouble with their medication service, it never really got to working smoothly before I moved elsewhere.

Good food.

We placed our loved one here, and so far everything seems to be going well, we haven't had any complaints.

This was one of the locations we looked at while looking into senior living for a loved one. It was not one we were particularly impressed with. It was a smaller community, and we didn't see many residents around during the tour. It was also a bit further from family than we were wanting to look.

nice, but more for independent living. For assisted living I would go elsewhere. But the physical building was beautiful. And the rooms were by far the nicest we saw out of several facilities.

Large rooms. Friendly.

Not as clean as you would expect.

This community could work to improve on their overall communication with the families and some more improvement with overall care services that are offered.

The biggest issue that my mother in law is experience is that there is a co-mingling of dementia residents and independent residents, so it is hard to interact and she is feeling isolated. She also has been cooking all of her meals on her own because she does not like the food that is served. It is a clean and bright facility that is very welcoming, it has potential to be top notch, but it has not been the best experience for her. I would tell others just to make sure to be persistent with management to make sure needs are being met.