Cedar Ridge Center

Cedar Ridge Center sits under Genesis Healthcare and holds an AHCA Silver Quality Award, offering 74 beds in a skilled nursing facility where residents get personalized care, and there's always skilled nursing care available around the clock, with registered nurses, an on-site Medical Director, and attending physicians, plus physician services and specialty staff who help manage medication, IV Therapy, TPN, heparin therapy, and pain. Folks can stay for short-term rehabilitation after a hospital visit, longer stays, or just for respite if their caregiver needs a break, and families often use the well-regarded respite programs for that; in fact, this place helps caregivers manage, too, if only for a short bit. Cedar Ridge Center accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurances. The place offers home care, home health care, palliative care, hospice care, and Medicaid HCBS, so families needing different levels of care have options. There's also contract rehabilitation therapy with physical, occupational, and speech therapists, and rehab works for neurological issues, joint replacements, injuries, amputations, orthopedic concerns, or after a stroke. The staff handles bariatric care, wound and colostomy care, pain management, dementia care, dietary and nutrition services, podiatry care, pet therapy, and case management, with careful discharge planning so that each resident gets a treatment plan that fits their needs best, whether for post-acute rehab or something longer. Rooms come private or semi-private with individual climate control, and you can find activity rooms, a sunroom, and common areas with scenic views, a garden and courtyard, beautiful spots to sit, plus a beauty salon, barber service, country kitchen, dining room, café with always-available menu choices, and in-room dining. Cedar Ridge Center also helps people get to and from places with coordinated transportation, runs recreational, educational, cultural, religious, and social activities for everyone, and has staff who keep residents busy and involved, making it easier for folks to make friends and stay connected. They've got programs that focus on community engagement, convenience, well-being, and daily amenities like cable TV, lounge areas to visit with family or friends, and everything gets set up so life here feels both active and comfortable, even if you've got advanced medical needs.