Twin Cedar Senior Living

If you are looking for a place for a loved one, please consider Twin Cedars, It is one of the best facilities in our area. Everyone there, sincerely cares about the people who live there. Tamara, the owner, has poured her heart & soul into making this a comfortable and supportive home for men and women who can no longer be at home alone, or need to be cared for, by someone else. Placing a loved one in any kind of facility is a very hard thing for any family member to have to do!Tamara made this transition so mush easier for me, and for my mom. She spent so much individual time with mom trying to get to know her and to see what her individual needs would be, as a resident there. Tara, the nurse also spent extra time with my mom. There were a few times when mom was very sick or needed special attention, that Tara, came back after her shift or even late at night to check on her, or just sit with her. until she was better, and resting again. She did this on her own, because she cared so much! My mom had dementia and at times became very upset and disoriented. She seemed to get worse at night, and that was when she carried on the most. I never met the girls that worked that shift, and they were affected the most by mom's condition. The day that my mom passed away, one of those girls, who worked that shift was coming into work. She immediately came over to me to say how sorry she was, and hugged me........she cried right along with my daughter and me. That is definitely a person that cares about other people! I want to thank everyone at Twin Cedars for the wonderful care and concern that you all gave to my mom. I will forever be grateful for everything that you did for her and for me! Thank you again so very, very much! Lorraine and "The Family of Livia Matthews".

Twin Cedars Senior Living has been a wonderful experience for our family. Dad suffers from memory loss and likes to explore. To know that he is safe, secure and well taken care of is a gift. Tamara and her staff are an incredible group of people.

Two years ago, I retired as Executive Director from a highly successful Assisted Living Center. I began volunteering at Twin Cedars. I was supported by Administration to plant and maintain several gardens around the exterior. My sharpened "Executive Director's" eye could not help but watch staff, residents and services. This is an excellent facility if you want your loved one to be treated with respect and dignity as family!

A week before Easter and they still have old faded christmas decorations up. Was there one day for dinner and we give our 3 year old daughter bigger snacks. Everyone always looks so sad. They are real nice to you until you sign your loved one up. Then no one know you. Not a very friendly or happy place.