2333 Chapel Hill Road, Columbia, MO 65203
Kevin O
Child of resident/client
Cedarhurst of Columbia
Very nice, clean facility. I was admittedly disappointed about the care and assistance provided. The services required, seemed to escalate rapidly (as did the billing for same), but rarely were performed as per the care plan.
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Cedarhurst of Columbia offers memory care and assisted living to seniors in Columbia, Missouri and the surrounding areas. This welcoming community will make you feel like you’re on a never-ending weekend getaway in a rustic lodge. You’ll appreciate covered porches with fans and plenty of wood touches throughout the community. Best of all, this is a pet-friendly community!
Nearby, nature enthusiasts can enjoy the stunning Twin Lakes and Hinkson Woods, where you can fish or simply take in the idyllic views. The Museum of Art and Archaeology is also nearby among other historical and cultural attractions. You’ll also find several parks, golf courses, and fun and tasty restaurants to frequent and visit with loved ones.
This active community has plenty to offer, including music therapy, pet therapy, fitness classes, and intergenerational programs. Social events and parties are offered throughout the year, as well as weekly worship services for those who are spiritually inspired. Though caregiver support is available whenever you need it, how you wish to spend your time is up to you.
You'll enjoy many common areas, where you can relax and get to know your neighbors. You might have a cozy fireside chat in the living room, or...
Cedarhurst of Columbia
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A Place for Mom has scored Cedarhurst of Columbia with 8.6 out of 10 using our proprietary review score based on 5 reviews in the last 2 years. Over all time, Cedarhurst of Columbia has 35 reviews with an average "overall experience" of 4 out of 5.
Kevin O
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
June 19, 2025
Very nice, clean facility. I was admittedly disappointed about the care and assistance provided. The services required, seemed to escalate rapidly (as did the billing for same), but rarely were performed as per the care plan.
Anonymous
Memory CareFamily/friend
May 8, 2025
The facility is clean and well maintained. None of the residents have ever told me they had to wait long for something to be repaired or replaced. The kitchen staff do good work and are quite cooperative. Whenever they prepare a meal that a resident does not like, they offer alternatives. There is no reason a resident should skip a meal.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
April 8, 2025
My dad was only in there one night, but they were very attentive and they were very kind when we arrived. The support staff was very good. I would highly recommend.
Hope
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
December 10, 2024
Cedarhurst is mostly a lovely place with a beautiful building, daily activities, good community. & a icaring staff I trust with my loved one. There’s no excuse for the unacceptable & unhealthy food or for serving sloppy Joe’s & tater tots to people paying a minimum of $[removed] a month, most of whom shouldn’t be eating high fat, fried foods. There’s a dearth of vegetables. They seem to have selected the worst from the frozen food and canned goods section of Sam’s Club, They should hire a real chef who actually cooks & has the expertise to prepare heart healthy meals, with green vegetables, salad bar, and olive oil. Foods should be labeled with calories & salt content. There doesn’t seem to be any significant security. The doors are locked at 8, which is too early. They don’t really check to see if you belong there after hours. Someone should staff at the front desk 24/7. Each resident should have an electronic key fob or some system so only residents, staff, and guests can enter.
Jean S
Memory CareFamily/friend
November 15, 2024
Some of the staff seemed bothered to be asked for help and some didn't care or pay attention to personal needs! Some meals were not fit for the elderly!!! Some meals most food was left on the plates by all. when needs are not being met and request or met with nothing more than a phone call to oblige you, there is mushroom for improvement. This all lies in the directors lap to make sure things change for the better!!
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
June 14, 2024
Good care! Cleanliness was excellent! Moved Gentry from the facility to be closer to our home because of the communite.
Anonymous
Memory CareFamily/friend
June 7, 2024
Cedarhurst of Columbia has been wonderful, they blind into my husbands life and he thins he is working for Cedarhurst. They have good food and good care. The reason we gave them a 4 overall is because there have been new items I left at the front desk, 2nd day there, to be delivered to [name removed] , totally disappeared.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
May 24, 2024
The staff was friendly and wanted to help when we had a question. There was a lot of turnover of the staff and management, that was frustrating at times. I would recommend Cedarhurst of Columbia based off of our experience.
Miriam C
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
May 16, 2024
They don't even deserve a one star rating. My mom was moved from there that place is horrible and you should not recommend them I moved her 2 months later after she had 11 falls 3 ended in the er because the staff never checked on her. Because Feb only had 28 days I had to pay for March too as it wasn't a full month's notice She was in memory care for dementia and they had no memory care director. I've moved her back to a facility where I pay 10k but she is in great care. They follow up with everything and do meetings every 90 days. If I could sue Cedarhurst I would but no lawyer will go after them. The room was so small and she never left the room. They let anyone check her out with no sign in or out. At one point they called me to say she was missing. In Jan 2023 someone took her out and the doors closed on her sending to the er. She fell who h was number 11 and 911 was called because she was along and the don't know how long she had been down but blood was all over the floor and her face was bruised and had cuts from Her glasses breaking and cutting her face. When they called and asked to bring her back I said none why and they said the falls where her fault for not asking for help.
ML
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
May 3, 2024
Cedarhurst is an excellent facility and they treat their residents well.
Debbie F
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
March 13, 2024
The cleanliness and the overall feeling of family was the main reasons we chose Cedarhurst of Columbia. All of the staff are so friendly and caring.
Anonymous
Memory CareFamily/friend
July 25, 2023
Cedarhurst of Columbia have been wonderful. They blend into my husband's life and he thinks he's working for CedarHurst. They prepare good good and provided good care to the residents. Thanks. However there were some new items left at the front desk on the 2nd day there that were to be given to our loved one and they totally disappeared.
Debbie F
Memory CareFamily/friend
June 9, 2023
The main reason we chose Cedarhurst of Columbia over others we visited was just because of the way they treated the residents with such care and dignity. Our dad is on the memory care floor. Our dad is getting such good care at Cedarhurst, we get pictures and reports on him. They encourage him to join in the activities. I would very much so recommend this community to anybody who is looking.
Anonymous
Memory CareFamily/friend
May 11, 2023
This is pretty clean place. However, falls dramatically short on the apartment cleaning. We were there 2 months and only had it cleaned by housekeeping once even though it was supposed to be weekly. The aids do wash the laundry & sheets but if you want laundry detergent & softener used the resident must provide it. The aids also empty the trash cans and make the bed regularly. Common areas are clean and tidy. Most of the staff we really friendly, however 2 were not friendly at all. That's why I ranked a 4. Severely understaffed. Call lights go unanswered for hours sometimes. They don't keep accurate medical records when passing patient meds therefore no one really knows what is going on. There are some really good med techs. However, one left pills in the mouth of the resident who couldn't swallow and was unconscious. Good food options but if you want seasoning you need to bring your salt. Amazing activity options for the residents. Place needs more staff, more training and better management. Would only go there if there were no other options. That it is a decent place for highly mobile and independent people that can do most things with no help.
Julie
Memory CareFamily/friend
April 14, 2023
What we really like about Cedarhurst of Columbia is how much the staff pay attention to our loved one as an individual and delight in who he is. [name removed] plans activities that he enjoys - there is a baking club, exercises with 60s music, they play noodle ball and have coffee and conversation's just to name a few.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
February 22, 2023
We have been very pleased. All the staff have been friendly and helpful. Have answered any questions we have. Could use more staff, but that is probably true most places.
Miriam
Memory CareFamily/friend
February 21, 2023
I wouldn't recommend the community to others for their loved ones. I was never given a chance to use the new staff, as all the prior staff was let go. The entire memory care wing was not cared for by the prior staff. My loved one fell multiple times with no assistance with the prior staff. The staff wouldn't encourage the residents to eat in the dining room. The Executive Director tried to make amends; however, it was too late for my loved one and family. My loved one never wanted to go back because of their poor experience here.
LS
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
February 15, 2023
This was just a 2-week stay last year. My husband, for the most part, enjoyed himself. The facility is beautiful and clean, the staff and residents were very friendly, the food was okay if a bit skimpy. There were activities scheduled on their calendar, but usually, nobody showed. During his stay, they were short-handed, so he could have used more showers. Occasionally, he will say he misses the people and would go back.
Krista M
Memory CareFamily/friend
January 23, 2023
All of the staff here are extremely friendly. The executive staff takes time about a month after move in to sit down with the family and go over everything and make sure everyone is on the same page with the care. One frustration I have had is we have been unable to get some important doctors appointments set up for my loved on - but that is no fault of theirs. I would absolutely recommend Cedarhurst of Columbia to others looking.
Anonymous
Memory CareFamily/friend
September 14, 2022
When you talk to them they speak well and they're kind of like a Johnny-on-the-spot when talking to you, but I'm unsure if it always gets down to their floor staff. The floor staff are all very friendly, mostly no one ever gives you a hard time. It's hard to say much bad about them, but they're kind of bland and the reality may be that "bland" is the best you can get when it comes to Alzheimer's - unless we adapt a widely new approach to this disease. The meals appear to be timely and properly cooked, but not very inspired. In the memory care unit, as I think is true of most places within the U.S., none of these places have a clue what's the best approach for a diet when you have Alzheimer's disease. The meal selection is kind of medium-fair. I know they have activities, but I'm unsure how much of those activities include memory care. Memory care consists of having a locked door, and that's the primary activity or mechanism they use. They'll lock the door because if not, they will wander. The doors are alarmed and you can go out for an emergency, but they will sound an active alarm. Every once in a while the alarm flares up and it just keeps going, as the evening staff kind of get around to it when they get around to it. I don't think they're much worried about the residents leaving or getting far because of their limited mobility. They're not Johnny-on-the spot to respond to the door alarm. They're not bad, just not very impressive. In this town, when you want to staff something like this place, you wont get the crème of the crop who's applying for the job. They are very friendly and try to do reasonably well, there will still be a little of an uphill battle. I'm always there when I'm not out of town or in the hospital sick, but I'm there every almost single day. I mostly visit during the evening as I don't want to break up my time by coming during the day. I'm not sure how actively she participates. She gets kind of contrary, so things I've talked about that I'd like her to do, she won't do them and they won't fight her too much. The last time they tried to get her engaged she slapped someone and cursed a little, which is so unlike her. I don't know how much is fair to say; I get the impression that their activities aren't much different and may be a little less frequent than her previous community. It doesn't compare to the activities her grandmother received in nursing home, but she wasn't in a memory care unit. There are a lot of constraints over what they can do and there are also constraints over what I can say. I'll need to talk to their administrative staff because she's been prescribed a medication and there is no indication, to my knowledge, that she needs to be on that medication - as she does not have any of the conditions that are related to the use of that medication. It's an okay place and it's very attractive looking. It looks quite proper and it has a wing for memory care; the rest of the rather large building is assisted living and they can come and go as they please. They have some control over the doors after a certain time of night. If you come by late, you have to pick up a phone to be let in and they are pretty good with that. It's not a place you can say much negative about. It's kind of bland, but it's closer than the other place and probably better because it's condition and cleanliness is better than her previous community. It's posh-looking; they keep it clean and it's only about five to six years old. The carpeting was beginning to reflect the time and now they're working on replacing it. There are no major negatives. They hand their cards out readily and they answer the phone when they are there. So it's okay, but it's just not the kind of place that fires you up. They try very hard to be friendly and helpful for me, but there aren't any good answers to Alzheimer's, especially in America.
Cedarhurst of Columbia
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