Cedarhurst Of Spartanburg

Upate: I really feel like I can see that they are working to make some changes. This is encouraging. As I said before, all the people have always been wonderful -- just need more of them. It seems to me that more people are being hired and I am starting to see some improvements. I feel like it is a corporate issue, but I appreciate the administration for working to make the changes they have control over. I am hoping I can update this review later, but if I had it to do over again, I would probably take my mother somewhere else. Everyone that works there is wonderful and kind, but they need more workers. I have been there several times and pushed my mother's button and no one ever came. That is concerning. I don't know how often they really clean. I have cleaned my mother's toilet more than once. It was filthy. I can tell it doesn't get vacuumed once a week. The meals do not come out in a timely manner. Last week, one resident sat for an hour and 20 minutes before her breakfast was brought out. My mom has been eating in her room a lot lately because she has been sick. I got there one morning at 10:15 and her breakfast still had not been brought to her room. I went to get it and several workers were having a meltdown in the dining room because there were only 3 people working. Administration tells me things will get done and they don't. They even threw a set of my mom's sheets away without telling me and she went two nights with no sheets on her bed. If they had told me, I would have brought sheets the day they threw them away. To me, that is neglect. I know it is because they are overworked and understaffed. Like I said, I hope I can update this later because the people that work there are lovely people. However, I am not happy with the care we have received there. I feel like I have to check in constantly and it shouldn't be that way.

This has been an excellent place for my dad’s transition from home care to assisted care, to memory care. Grateful for the kind staff and beautiful facility. Would recommend this as your first stop when thinking about the next steps for your loved one.

To be fair, my Mom loves her room and most caretakers at this facility. The downfall is the kitchen/dining experience. She dines in her room partly because she states they can wait an hour for their meals in the dining room. Since day one of her moving in Dec 1st, 2022 she has always felt she gets whatever is leftover from the lunch menu rather than what she chose. This month she has missed 3 meals. I had a meeting yesterday with the new kitchen manager and a corporate kitchen head. Hopefully it has made an impression and things will improve. Most importantly they need to consider themselves caregivers as well as the rest of the staff at Restoration. Each and every resident deserves a good nutritional meal as needed to maintain their health and well being. I gave it a 3 star rating and will update as soon as I see the dining experience progress.

My mother lives at Restoration. The building is beautiful. It has lots of natural light and ceiling space so it doesn’t feel cramped. They have a small bistro, a chapel, and even a small putting green outside. They activities director if fantastic. She provides a ton of a activities and has weekly outings. I’d say the food is on part with any institutional type setting. They do give lots of choices with each meal. My mother is also fond of her care takers. They treat her with dignity and are incredibly kind. The only reason I knocked off a star is because, at times, it’s difficult to get people to call me back in a timely manner. I live out of state so phone communication is important for our needs. Overall, I highly recommend Restoration.