Overall Review of The Cedars
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7 reviews mention this
Caring staff is a frequent plus
Many residents and families describe caring, responsive staff and a welcoming first impression.
A common theme in the reviews is that staff feel approachable and supportive. Several families say the team is warm, kind, and responsive, and that caregivers get to know residentsâ preferences over time. Others highlight specific positive experiences with the care team, including a smooth transition into assisted living and positive outcomes after rehab stays.
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6 reviews mention this
Understaffing and delayed help
Some reviews describe understaffing that leads to delayed responses to resident call buttons.
A second, contrasting theme is staffing and response timing. Multiple reviewers describe waiting long periods for assistance after using call buttons, including examples of residents being left without timely attention. Several also express serious concerns about how end-of-life comfort needs were handled, and some describe poor follow-through after raising complaints.
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2 reviews mention this
Rehab experiences get mixed praise
Rehab experiences are noted both for effective therapy and for complex care coordination challenges.
Some reviews specifically mention short-term rehab or transitions connected to recovery. One family describes a good balance between rest and physical therapy after an injury, and another describes rehab that helped a loved one improve before discharge. At the same time, at least one review raises concerns about care coordination for a resident with disabilities, suggesting rehab support may vary by situation.
caveat
2 reviews mention this
Food draws both praise and complaints
Food quality is inconsistent in reviews, with some loving it and others calling it poor.
Dining shows up as a point of contrast. One reviewer says they absolutely loved the food, while another highlights âgreat care but yucky foodâ as a reason to qualify an otherwise positive impression. Overall, it appears the food experience may depend on perspective and/or the specific period of stay.
caveat
2 reviews mention this
Costs are a notable concern
Some families point to high monthly costs as part of their overall judgment.
Cost comes up in a couple of ways. One reviewer mentions paying over $15,000 a month and says that at that price they expected better care and timely support. Another reviewer says they do not know how costs compare, which suggests pricing is not always easy to assess during decision-making.
How we summarize
Counts show how many written reviews mention each theme; a review can touch several themes, and only frequently mentioned themes are displayed.