Cedar Manor Nursing Home Costs & Pricing
Cedar Manor Nursing Home's costs are notably higher than both the county and state averages, reflecting its unique services and amenities. For a semi-private room, residents can expect to pay $7,950 per month, which is significantly above Westchester County's average of $5,983 and New York state's average of $4,389. Similarly, the private room option at Cedar Manor is priced at $8,760 monthly, surpassing both Westchester County's average of $5,643 and New York state's average of $5,159. While these costs may be higher than the local market rates, they often correspond with the quality of care and specialized services provided by Cedar Manor Nursing Home.
| Floor plans | Cedar Manor Nursing Home | Westchester County | New York |
|---|
| Semi-Private | $7,950 | $5,983 | $4,389 |
| Private | $8,760 | $5,643 | $5,159 |
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Overall Review of Cedar Manor Nursing Home
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24 reviews mention this
Staff is caring and responsive
Residents and families consistently describe staff as caring and responsive.
Across reviews, families repeatedly say the staff treats residents with kindness, listens to concerns, and follows through with care during rehab stays. Several people specifically mention help with nursing needs and guidance for families, including support around paperwork and insurance. Some reviewers also describe staff as attentive to comfort and communication with updates during the stay. A few experiences go the other direction, but the more common day-to-day description is that staff aim to be helpful when you raise a need.
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20 reviews mention this
Rehab therapy and recovery
Rehab therapy is a frequent bright spot for recovery.
Many reviews connect Cedar Manor with progress after surgery, falls, strokes, and other injuries, often crediting PT and OT for helping residents regain strength and mobility. A number of people also describe therapists as attentive and encouraging, and some note improvements in speech therapy after setbacks. While most comments on therapy are positive, a smaller set of reviews raise concerns about responsiveness and basic care during the same rehab stays. Overall, the reviews emphasize rehab staff working with residents through recovery goals.
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12 reviews mention this
Facility upkeep and cleanliness
Reviews commonly mention the facility is clean and well-kept.
Several reviewers say the rooms and the building are kept clean and that housekeeping helps maintain a comfortable environment. Some also describe safe and secure premises, along with overall upkeep. Even in reviews that are otherwise negative, people sometimes still acknowledge aspects like cleanliness or the appearance of the facility when they visit. Taken together, cleanliness and upkeep come up often enough to be a noticeable part of the day-to-day experience.
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4 reviews mention this
Activities help residents stay engaged
Activities staff are praised for keeping residents engaged.
Some reviews highlight the activities team as a standout, describing creative events and programs that help residents feel involved. Families also mention that residents stay entertained and that the activities department works to keep people engaged. In addition to scheduled events, one reviewer notes that social and recreational activities are part of the support during a stay. These comments suggest activities are more than just background programming for many residents.
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10 reviews mention this
Call bells and staffing draw complaints
Some residents report delays, missed responses, or staffing problems.
A recurring negative theme is that residents experience long waits for assistance, with several reviewers describing unanswered call bells or delayed responses. Some comments also suggest understaffing, describing situations where alarms go off without timely help. Other complaints include medication problems or inadequate help with basic needs like bathing, pain management, or getting to the bathroom. While many reviews are positive, these issues appear often enough to be a clear caution for families evaluating care quality.
How we summarize
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