Cedar Creek

Lynne

My mom moved into Cedar Creek two weeks ago. It's beautiful there. And they're very good with their patients. They're very on top of taking care of them. They clean her room once a week. They do her laundry once a week. She has a kitchenette, a bedroom, and a living area. The staff was wonderful to her. They're always checking on her. She can't walk. She's in a wheelchair and they're always coming in to make sure she's okay like every couple hours. They wake her up in the morning and get her cleaned up, and then she goes to breakfast. So, she's good. They offer cards that she won't go to because she can't walk. And Thursday is tea day, where they have a piano player come in and play the piano. And, other than that, she doesn't want to go anywhere, but she has those options if she wants to. The food is very good and the dining area is very good also. They take care of everybody.

Richard

My mother-in-law is in Cedar Creek. It's very, very nice, and we're very happy. There's nothing that I dislike. My wife has the same feeling. We like them very, very much. We have no complaints. She has no complaints about the food. She has constant activities and she goes to all of them. She has a very nice apartment. They have everything that she needs. I look at the food menu every day and it's very nice. They're good with communication. The rooms are too nice, we don't need to go anywhere. Everything's nice.

Pamela

We liked Cedar Creek Assisted Living. It's only a 2-story building, but it was very clean when you walk in. The residents had parked their walkers and wheelchairs in and out in the Foyer because they were in the dining room eating when I went there. Their dining room is right off of the foyer when you first come in. They had a huge dining room; it was long so they could space the residents out. They weren't sitting close together. There were some on these tables, but they had a six-foot distance. They were all happy they were sitting there, eating their lunch. The receptionist person was very pleasant. She directed me to a chair if I wanted to, and told me where the restroom was because I've had to drive to get there. It wasn't long before Heather came out to help me and took me on the tour of their place. They have nice grounds, too. It's not huge, but it's nice. It's very clean, the building. They have a creek that runs through; I guess that's why it's called Cedar Creek. There's a creek, and there's all these beautiful flowers and trees, and nice things for the residents to look at and enjoy. The people looked happy with whatever they were eating, but they have their choice of meal. I was given menus that they would choose from for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, and they have choices every day of two or three different things. So, the people looked like they were happy with what they were eating. It's very nice for a small facility, it was very well laid out and clean.

Leslie

We really liked Cedar Creek. It's a much smaller place and it seems very nice. We saw their apartment, dining room, and their recreation area. The staff was very friendly and very helpful too. They had a library, a garden setting area with windows and chairs that you could sit on, an activity room where they would do all kinds of things like crafts, a theater for movies or performances that they may have, and a big front porch with nice chairs on it to sit on. They have all-glass walkways that are raised and you can see manatees sometimes in the water below, so that's pretty cool. It's a very tropical, clean, and cool kind of setting. It's a really nice place.

Diana

We chose Cedar Creek because they're very one-on-one. They have exercise and Catholic and Baptist preachers come in, so they have 2 churches a week, and my friend loves that. The food is excellent. They have a chef that takes care of all the meals. Her apartment is excellent and very spacious. She has 2 rooms, a little kitchenette, and her bathroom is very big. They have a library, a computer for public use, an ice cream parlor, and an exercise class, which she goes to every day. It feels like family. They have a little park in the back that's right between the police department and the fire department, so it's pretty safe, and right across the street is the water and a couple of restaurants, and shopping is very close by.

LadyBug

Cedar Creek was the best facility we looked at, but it wasn't affordable (the price was way out of reach). My father would have had his own locked apartment, with a bathroom, refrigerator, and a little sink. They were doing activities and a little dog was running around. The food was OK. The staff took the time and showed us around, it wasn't confusing where the office was. They had exercise equipment, a library, computers, and they had a nice balcony where the residents can sit outside.