Cedarhurst of Bloomington

Steve B

My mother spent the final year and a half of her life at Cedarhurst Bloomington. This is a wonderful memory-care facility. The management and staff were not only very professional and thorough in providing care to my mother, but they genuinely cared about her. They made her feel welcome and loved. Everyone always took time to speak to me and answer any questions when I would visit. The facility is bright and welcoming. Mom's room was nice, overlooking the courtyard. Mom always said that the food was good, too. Rhiannon, Jennifer, and Stormy were exceptional in their roles, as were many others, whose names I unfortunately do not remember. I rate Cedarhurst Bloomington 5 stars without reservation. ...Steve B

Toni

My parents moved in at Cedarhurst of Bloomington. They do offer secure units and lots of programs. I like the staff. They seem very attentive. The facility is very nice. They have a private room, and it is very nice, bright, and cheerful. They seem to have a good activity schedule. Just based on the move-in, I was very impressed.

Rebecca

I went to Cedarhurst of Bloomington. The building itself was built with memory care patients specifically. It was like a letter G where there was one long hall, but then there was a space that was more of a circle or a walk about with an internal atrium. It was very similar to the other place I went to. The rooms were furnished with the minimum needs. They usually put two people in a room, but you can have your own deluxe room; it would be bigger than the little studio that they would put the memory care patients in. They had a walk-in bath option. That was something that I was hoping to find for my mom because she has a walk-in bath here at our house. I particularly liked that. I didn't get to sample food, and I really didn't get to see activities in progress. They have a courtyard in the middle of the building. There's no walking path because they really are memory care. They want to maintain safety concerns specific to memory care people. They can have pets. They can walk their own pet or the CNAs will walk the pet for them and help them take care of their pet. In terms of an outdoor walking path or something outside of the building itself, there was nothing there. The fee is a little bit more expensive. I think it's $5000, or $6000, depending on the kind of room. This was another one of my concerns because mom doesn't have very much money, so I'm trying to stretch it for her. It did include a furnished room, laundry, all their health care providers on call, and onsite. They do housekeeping, laundry, medications,and taking their people to and from doctor's visits. It truly is for people who are in the final stages of their memory loss.

AS Lynch

My father was charged $1,000 because he didn't clear out my stepmothers' belongings fast enough, I guess, after she died at Cedarhurst. My stepmother died late afternoon on a Thursday. My father is elderly and legally blind. He called the movers Friday morning. He couldn't get them there until Monday morning. They had removed her belongings by noon on Monday. Where is your compassion? My father has paid a great deal of money over the years for her care there. Couldn't you be flexible about removing her belongings considering my father's age and disability? The bill was dated the Saturday after she died. That's not even 48 hours after her death. It’s really awful of you to bill my father $1,000 for this.

R A buc

Only half of what is on their website about staff, amenities and the facility in general is true. In 2 years we have never had the Director of Wellness share a care plan with us. There is no yoga and only certain residents are taken on outings. I have been in this facility on multiple occasions where there was only one aide and a QMA ( who is a CNA that can pass meds) for the entire day. They have a great staff for the most part but the corporation Cedarhurst is just shy of being corporate raiders, they care NOTHING about the residents. We are moving our loved one, do not consider this place.

Jay

My mom passed away, and she was at Cedarhurst of Bloomington. They did a great job. The staff was friendly, available, and very cooperative, especially during these times. My mom never complained about the food, and she wasn't really up to doing their activities.