Cedar Grove is a senior living community in Parkersburg, West Virginia, close to Vienna, WV, and Marietta, OH, and not too far from the West Virginia University Parkersburg campus, sitting in a friendly country setting where folks 65 and older can enjoy some peace while getting just the right amount of help to stay independent. This place's been around for more than thirty years, offering assisted living services, memory care, skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and even hospice care, with care plans that fit each resident's needs, from a little help every day to more ongoing nursing support, and you'll find both private and semi-private rooms plus apartments with bathrooms, living spaces, and individually controlled air temperature, so you can pick what feels like home. Some units come with kitchenettes if you like to cook a snack for yourself, and everybody gets access to nutritious meals with decent ingredients, an elegant dining room, and comfortable lounge and outdoor areas for visiting family or just sitting outside with neighbors or your pet, since the place is pet-friendly.
The Cedar Grove staff help with medication, health care needs, and daily activities, with certified folks on hand and a personal care home ready to handle both simple and more complex requirements including nursing services, physical therapy, and support if your needs change. Housekeeping and transportation are taken care of, so errands and doctor's visits are easier, and there's a variety of activities-fitness, recreation, enrichment programs, scheduled events, and outings-so if you want to stay active, you've got choices. The management team, Gardant Management Solutions out of Kankakee, Illinois, keeps things running in a way that emphasizes dignity, compassion, independence, and having fun, and you'll find a lot of opportunities to make friends, get involved in community events, or join programs designed to support well-being and social connection. Cedar Grove lets people live affordably while keeping their quality of life front and center, and for families who need a break, respite hours are available, with minimums and costs shared if you ask.
The community is all on one floor to make getting around easier, and the layouts've got floor plans and features in place that make the spaces practical and comfortable. People say the staff are courteous and caring, and over the years, Cedar Grove has been recognized with awards like "A Great Place to Work" in 2024, Best in Assisted Living for 2022-23, and the AHCA/NCAL Bronze Quality Award in 2020, mostly based on the good experiences that residents and family members have described, stuff like decent meals, help when they need it, and a supportive atmosphere where everyone's treated with care and respect. Cedar Grove really tries to offer different kinds of care so residents can stay as independent as possible while making new friends, staying active, and feeling safe and at home, all in a setting where daily life moves at a pleasant pace and there's always somebody around to help if something comes up.
