Commonwealth Senior Living at Cedar Bluff

"The staff is very friendly and helpful. I always enjoy their readiness to keep me informed about my wife’s health and help to her since she became a resident there the 18th of January this year. Since I’ve been there almost every day the staff and I are on a first name basis. Even some of the residents know my name and want to talk to me. This has made me appreciate the Staff who have been gifted to work with those residents and their families. I always feel at home with them all. This has been especially true for the last several weeks as all the staff has been so helpful since the Alzheimer's Disease has been dramatically progressing. Thank you and blessings from the Lord to all."

"I could not ask for better care for my loved one. She is well groomed and cared for. The staff keeps her mind and body stimulated with a ton of activities each day. She seems very happy and content. I could not be more pleased with the transition. Thank yoiu for all you do for my sweet mother!"

"I am pleased with the care my family member is receiving. During my visit, the food was well prepared and personalized to meet the needs of my family member. The staff was quick to respond with kindness to the patients. It was clean, and the outside patio area was very nice. I am glad to see a sign-in kiosk for security reasons. This is a wonderful addition since my grandmother resided there 5 years ago. It was easy to sign in and out. I felt it was a clean, safe, and caring environment for residents. Good job!"

"My Father in law was in this place short term. We were not notified by staff when he walked out or made aware of the broken hip and wrist that he suffered soon after. Watched the overgrown staff member shove a resident into the “memory care” section and smile at his fellow employee. I have no proof but I’m convinced that my Father in law was punished for walking away from there when he was not being watched. Locked section is basically an open area where the residents who are harder to control are locked in. Sometimes nude Mostly not directly supervised with only bouncer appearing staff. Over medication is the norm. He passed away basically from his injuries and the surgery afterwards. Never forgotten."

"My Father, Ridge Coleman was living there when he passed away. They not only took excellent care of him, the last days I stayed by him, they went out of their way to make me comfortable. I will never forget the love and kindness these folks showered my Dad with! Thank you! Flora Coleman"