Village At Cedar Hill Inc sits in Windsor, Vermont, close to local parks where folks can walk or watch birds, and if someone wants to eat out, places like Frazer's Place and even Panera Bread are nearby, so that's handy, and when you need care, Connecticut Valley Orthopedics & Sports Medicine, Rite Aid, and Mt Ascutney Hospital and Health Center aren't far at all either, so people can feel a bit more secure knowing help is close if something happens. Village At Cedar Hill Inc is a continuing care retirement community offering independent living, assisted living, nursing home care, and memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, while the staff, trained to help with whatever's needed, are around 24 hours a day, so that means people can get both care and privacy whenever they need it, and there's also an on-site health care center with a real exam room for medical visits right within the building.
Seniors live in private apartments with full kitchens-cabinets, pantries, granite countertops, and better appliances-so it feels more like home and not a hospital, and there's a sunlit patio and nice landscaping, with a greenhouse and garden beds if you want to grow something or just sit outside for a bit. Residents gather in The Ship's Wheel Pub for social hours if they want, hang out in a community room with a fireplace, or wander over to the library and computer center stocked with books, magazines, newspapers, and computers for keeping up with the world. Staff provide physical, occupational, cognitive, and speech therapy seven days a week, so there are a lot of ways folks can stay active, especially with daily activities, exercise classes, and structured programs to keep the mind sharp.
There's always a nurse on duty, and a doctor, dentist, or podiatrist can visit right there in the building, which makes things easier. The place is pet-friendly, has a full-service salon, offers chef-prepared meals in a real dining room, and lets people bring guests for special meals, with features like a weekly social hour and special brunches. Residents get personalized care plans, housekeeping, and help with medications when needed, and while the place doesn't take Medicare unless certified by CMS, it is licensed and provides different levels of support as needed. Community areas and walking paths are wheelchair-friendly, internet is available, and emergency call systems work around the clock. It's a community where people can keep some independence, have help with dressing or bathing if needed, join in activities, and generally try to enjoy each day, and family can relax a little too knowing there's someone looking out for their loved ones.
