Cedarhurst Blog
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Memory CareA Day in the Life: Memory Care
Cedarhurst MEMORY CARE resident Shelby Jean hails from Nashville, Illinois, where she enjoyed a phenomenal career teaching math and English after earning her master’s degree in education. Cherished... -
Assisted LivingA Day in the Life: Assisted Living
Doctor Richard and Margaret Hart moved into Cedarhurst’s Columbia, Missouri, ASSISTED LIVING community three years ago. Like many people, the Harts had never expected to need assisted living—a story... -
Assisted LivingA Short Story: Life in a Senior Living Community
Have you ever wondered what is really going on in the senior living communities you pass by on your way to work? Are you curious why your friends talk about senior living communities so positively,...
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The Insider’s Guide to Understanding Assisted Living Pricing
The short answer about assisted living costs is that they depend on many factors. We provide insights on all of the aspects of pricing in this new guide.Read More -
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4 Signs Your Parent Shouldn’t Be Home Alone and What to Do
Have you been worried about whether your aging parent is really doing okay living at home alone?Read More -
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My Parent Has Dementia: What Should I Do?
When your loved one receives a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease or another type of dementia, you can feel a mix of emotions, all of them valid.Read More -
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5 Steps to Choosing the Right Senior Living Community Guide
Get guidance about choosing the right Senior Living community.Read More -
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Frequently Asked Questions: Memory Care
We’ve identified the top five most frequently asked questions about memory care to give you a start on your path to getting the answers you need about senior living.Read More -
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What is the Difference Between a Senior Living Community and a Senior Living Facility?
When it comes to senior living, many people use “community” and “facility” interchangeably—but they’re not the same thing.Read More
