Cedarwood Senior Living sits at 46 Cortland St in Homer, New York, right near the intersection of Cortland St and Orson Dr/Center St, about 2.2 miles outside Cortland. The community keeps its doors open during the week, Monday through Friday from 9:00 in the morning until 5:00 in the evening, and it's closed on Sundays. Cedarwood holds a license number AF0051B and has 37 beds, though some listings say it offers 35, making it a medium-sized place. They've set things up to give a home-like feel while offering care that meets the changing needs of older adults, including those needing help with memory issues like Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. Cedarwood offers different types of care, such as assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, independent living, and continuing care retirement community, so residents find services that suit them as their needs shift. The facility claims a strong focus on nursing home services and affordable accommodation, aiming to keep costs lower than both local and state averages, which lessens financial worries for many families.
The rooms come in various studio layouts to offer residents some choice. Meals get served daily with attention to nutrition and quality ingredients, and the kitchen offers dining options designed to make mealtimes pleasant and healthy. Seniors at Cedarwood have access to common indoor spaces where they can spend time with others, enjoy activities, or find a quiet spot to relax. The team provides services for ambulatory, incontinence, non-ambulatory, and diabetic care, adjusting their help to fit each person's needs. Special attention goes to seniors dealing with memory loss or cognitive problems, with dedicated programs and therapies in a separate memory care section.
Onsite activities aim to keep people active in mind and body-things like social groups or simple exercise-while devotional activities, mostly held off-site, give spiritual comfort for those who want it. Residents can head outside the community for other events, helping them stay in touch with the town and feel less isolated. Cedarwood wants to keep a warm, family-oriented environment, so staff focus on choosing care that matches what each person wants and can do on their own. Reviews on community rating sites average about 5.8 out of 10, which points to both strengths and some areas to keep in mind. Overall, Cedarwood Senior Living works to offer reasonable comfort, safety, and care for older adults, providing a supportive setting where folks can feel looked after without leaving home behind.
