Cedarhurst of Quincy Costs & Pricing
Cedarhurst of Quincy offers studio accommodations at a monthly rate of $5,950, which is notably higher than the average costs for both Adams County and the state of Illinois. In Adams County, the typical monthly cost for similar studio living stands at $3,727, while across Illinois, it averages around $4,028. This pricing reflects Cedarhurst's commitment to providing high-quality services and facilities that cater to its residents' needs, suggesting a premium experience that may justify the increased expense compared to local and state averages.
| Floor plans | Cedarhurst of Quincy | Adams County | Illinois |
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| Studio | $5,950 | $3,727 | $4,028 |
Overall Review of Cedarhurst of Quincy
common
27 reviews mention this
Staff care and responsiveness stand out
Residents and families consistently describe staff as attentive, friendly, and responsive.
Across many reviews, residents and families say the staff is welcoming and consistently helpful, with multiple people calling out how reassuring it is to know loved ones are in good hands. Several reviews mention staff getting to know residents and treating them with dignity, along with management and nursing staff taking questions seriously. In memory care contexts, reviewers also describe staff as going above and beyond and keeping families informed about day-to-day needs.
common
13 reviews mention this
Clean, well-kept environment matters
Reviews repeatedly mention a clean, well-maintained facility.
Cleaning and upkeep come up often, with reviewers describing the building as immaculate, fresh-smelling, and always clean. A number of families also note that rooms and common areas look well cared for, and one reviewer mentions deep-cleaning and laundry support. Several reviews also tie cleanliness to comfort, reinforcing that the environment feels maintained rather than neglected.
common
10 reviews mention this
Activities help residents stay engaged
Residents are kept busy with frequent activities and outings.
Many reviews describe residents staying active through scheduled daily activities and staff-initiated moments like games and exercise sessions. Families mention an activities director and common-area schedules that make it clear what is happening during the day. Several reviewers also emphasize daily engagement as a key part of why their loved ones seem happy and less isolated.
common
7 reviews mention this
Dining feels more like restaurant-style
Dining is described as tasty and aligned with restaurant-style service.
Dining shows up repeatedly in reviews, including comments that meals are tasty and that the food is adequate or good. Some families specifically mention the dining room experience and restaurant-style dining, while others note that residents eat together. Reviewers also connect dining to overall satisfaction alongside activities.
differentiator
6 reviews mention this
Memory care support for dementia
Reviewers highlight the memory care fit for dementia needs.
For families dealing with dementia, multiple reviews describe Cedarhurst/Highpoint as a place where their loved ones can be safe and supported. Several reviewers specifically reference memory care, describing structured neighborhood living and more individualized attention, including 24/7 care in one case. A retired minister and other family members also tie their positive experience to both care support and the way residents are managed in memory care.
caveat
2 reviews mention this
Rooms can feel compact
Some reviews note that rooms are compact or small.
A couple of reviewers mention room size as a limitation, describing rooms as compact or very small despite being comfortable. One of these reviews also states that the smaller design is intentional so residents spend more time in shared spaces, including a courtyard and common living areas. While other reviews emphasize privacy through private rooms, these comments suggest room dimensions may not be ideal for everyone.
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