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The Village at Cedar Hill
92 Cedar Hill Drive, Windsor, VT, 05089
The Village at Cedar Hill
92 Cedar Hill Drive, Windsor, VT, 05089
The Village at Cedar Hill is an assisted living facility in Windsor, Vermont. This community does not offer a level of care outside of assisted living. Hospice services are available on-site for residents who need them. The Village at Cedar Hill offers several therapy services to its residents, including the use of occupational and physical therapists (in-house). In addition, access to a speech therapist is provided.
Costs at this community start at $3,945 and range up to $9,186. The average price in the community is $6,566, which is higher than the average cost of assisted living in the area of $6,543. The cost of assisted living in this area is essentially the same as the cost throughout the state. Depending on the services the resident needs, additional services may increase the cost of care.
This community is pet-friendly. It's a good idea to check with the community during your visit to see if your pet will be allowed. To ensure the safety of all residents, the facility provides an emergency call system. Special diet meals are not always available, but some can accommodate residents' dietary requirements. This community provides no or low-sodium meals. Residents need to have a scheduled, structured activity every day. This facility has a variety of activities, including musical performances and social outings. See our amenity list below for more information.
There are 6 hospitals within 25 miles of The Village at Cedar Hill. The two closest hospitals are Mt Ascutney Hospital which is 3.6 miles away and Valley Regional Hospital which is 4.5 miles away.
This community has average reviews; click for detailed reviews on The Village at Cedar Hill Reviews.
Some of the key amenities available at The Village at Cedar Hill are:
- Clubs & Communities
- Housekeeping
- Pet Friendly
- Pool
- Social Outings
Services and Amenities
Accommodations
- Air Conditioned
- Beauty Salon
- Central Air Conditioning
- Central Fireplace
- Dogs Allowed
- Emergency Call System
Dining & Nutrition
- All-day Dining
- Gluten-free
- Guest Meals
- Healthy Snacks
- Library & Computer Lounge
- Low / No Sodium
Care
- Ambulatory Care
- Care Innovations – Quietcare, electronic Medication Administration Record
- Care Innovations – Skynet Technology, electronic Medication Administration Record
- Designed Specifically To Accommodate Memory Loss
- Diabetic Care
- Doctor
Services
- Assisted Living
- Complimentary Transportation
- English
- Independent Living
- Memory Care
- Nearby Shopping
Activities & Fitness
- Activity Center
- Birthday Parties
- Clubs & Communities
- Fitness Programs
- Happy Hour
- Health And Wellness Programs
Neighborhood
- Jacuzzi
- Piano Or Organ
- Raised Garden Beds
Safety
- 24-hour Emergency Call
When shopping for an assisted living facility, it is important to keep in mind that at some point, your loved ones may experience subtle signs of decline. It you are not present to actively notice those signs - either because you are far away or because visitors cannot be in the facility, you need ...
When shopping for an assisted living facility, it is important to keep in mind that at some point, your loved ones may experience subtle signs of decline. It you are not present to actively notice those signs - either because you are far away or because visitors cannot be in the facility, you need to know that staff is paying attention, noticing the signs, and communicating the information to you. At the very least, additional services paid for should be rendered. Unfortunately, due to CoVid lockdowns, I didn''t find out until it was too late that routine activities like changing my mother''s hearing aid batteries weekly weren''t happening. Having never been able to get into her room, I did not know that her bed was too high for her to plant her feet on the ground - shouldn''t that be a standard part of room set-up? Incredibly, the director of the ALF at the time had the nerve to blame me for my mom contracting CoVid, even though I could never see her in person. I was told it was the "groceries" I dropped off - the groceries I sterilized prior to delivering and that I was told there was a quarantining procedure for. This place would have been perfect for mom if she was completely independent, and needed no assistance at all.
Read moreAssisted Living: There is no substitute for regularly seeing and checking in on your loved one in person. Unfortunately, this wasn’t possible during COVID lockdowns. I did discover medication mixups (inexcusable, as I was paying for medication management); but didn’t learn until it was too la...
Assisted Living: There is no substitute for regularly seeing and checking in on your loved one in person. Unfortunately, this wasn’t possible during COVID lockdowns. I did discover medication mixups (inexcusable, as I was paying for medication management); but didn’t learn until it was too late that routine care, such as changing hearing aid batteries (which they said they were doing weekly) wasn’t being done. Having never been able to get into her room, I had no idea that her bed was too high for her to safely put her feet on the floor. The AL director last winter/spring was more apt to blame me for their missteps than she was to take responsibility for fixing them. This may be a fine place for an adult who has no physical limitations and who is capable of advocating strongly for themselves, but it was not the right fit for my mom.
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