Cedarbrook Memory Care Community

Cedarbrook is a fantastic memory care facility. My father lived at Cedarbrook and now my mom calls Cedarbrook home. Both had different types of memory loss symptoms and both were treated with love and respect. My mom regularly engages in activities such as painting, bingo and Sunday calming worship music. She seems happy and I can't ask for more than that. The meals are well prepared. The staff is friendly and caring. I looked at a number of facilities before settling on Cedarbrook. Some of them were so depressing that I couldn't imagine leaving my family member there. Cedarbrook feels more like a resort than a facility. I recommend Cedarbrook 100%.

The moment our daughter and I walked through the door of Cedarbrook Memory Care we felt a feeling of peace. The staff was genuinely caring and helpful. We were taken on a tour of the facility and introduced to the staff. Our guide was kind & caring to residents as we toured, stopping to answer questions from residents. The community has many programs throughout the day to keep the residents engaged. Lots of music and games. They have nurses 24 hours a day. I was able to have a tour of facility for my husband also. He was aware at the time that eventually we would need more help and safer environment than I could provide at home. The director of community relations patiently answered all his questions about their facility. At the end she asked my husband if he would like to live there, he replied ..."Absolutely!" The staff at Cedarbrook is kind, respectful and very supportive of the residents family and friends. Leislie

There are three reasons we chose Cedarbrook for our mother; 24-hour nursing care, she would remain in the same room and would not be moved about as her condition worsened, and the facility was some place that our family would be happy to visit. Throughout our mother's stay, Cedarbrook was all of those things and much, much more. It was her home. Making the decision to put a family member in long-term care is a difficult one. Our mother blossomed at Cedarbrook. I read letters to her extended family where she had written how much she loved it there. She developed friendships, enjoyed the daily activities, the outings, the staff and the food. It became clear, she was not just a resident, but a member of the Cedarbrook family. When our mother became terminally ill, the staff responded to her needs as well as our family's. Any concerns were quickly addressed. The staff treated all of us with the best of care, kindness, dignity and respect. We made the right choice.