Cedar Crest Manor has many care options for seniors, and with its 95 beds, it offers both short-term stays and long-term living. Folks can tour the place to see the rooms, meet some residents, and get to know the staff, which can make deciding easier. People who live here get help with everyday needs like dressing, moving, bathing, and managing medicines. The nursing staff works around the clock, and there's always someone to help in emergencies. There are different care levels with matching fees, from low to high needs, and they accept private pay, Social Security, veteran's benefits, and commercial insurance, which helps make payments straightforward. Rooms come in different types-private, semi-private, studios, and some with one or two bedrooms, and a few are fully furnished, which saves some trouble when moving in. All rooms have nurse call buttons in the bedrooms and bathrooms, and common safety measures like fire alarms, automatic sprinklers, and security cameras make the place safer. If someone needs memory care, diabetic management, wound care, IVs, or incontinence care, the staff has training for those things too.
Meals are included, so no one has to worry about cooking, and there are lots of shared spaces inside for socializing. Activities go on every day-people can join in for exercise, movies, games, and religious services, or take part in community events like holiday celebrations. Therapy services like physical, occupational, and speech therapy are also available, and the dietary department can handle special diets if a doctor asks for them. People who need ongoing help after an illness or surgery can use the rehabilitation program, and for people not planning a permanent stay, respite care is an option. Cedar Crest Manor offers a maintenance-free lifestyle, so cleaning and cooking needs are covered by the staff. Residents can watch cable TV or use Wi-Fi, and rooms have features for people with limited mobility. Someone who needs to move from bed to wheelchair can get help, and there are social services for extra support, such as help tracking personal belongings or getting new clothes. The community keeps activities and programs going to help keep people alert and connected with others. Cedar Crest Manor works as a nursing home, retirement community, and more, offering both assisted living and independent options, so most older adults can find the type of help they need here.
