Cherry Blossom Senior Living

★★★★★Amy B. · 2024-08-17 · Google

Cherry Blossom is an excellent senior living community. It is my home, and the staff and residents are my extended family. The meals are delicious, and the building is light and bright. The activities are varied, interesting, and enjoyable, and I feel so respected and appreciated. The staff is very loving, caring, and attentive. This all makes me feel as if I am on a marvelous vacation every day.

★★★★★Natalie P. · 2024-08-16 · Google

Cherry Blossom has been such a great place to have events at and to live. The staff is amazing with the residents and plan amazing activities and places to go! We love this place!

★★★★★Laura P. · 2024-08-16 · Google

I don’t have any relatives currently living at Cherry Blossom, however I have attended several community events there, and have always found the staff to be extremely respectful of the residents and community members. The staff is courteous and welcoming to all who participate. It is a place I could see myself residing as I continue to age. I love Cherry Blossom and the residents I spoke to really love living there.

★☆☆☆☆da b. · 2024-07-01 · Google

Where to start? They advertise "Memory Care." The majority of the residents on the Assisted Living (AL) side are going to end up on the memory care side of the building. They know this. Yet, there are between 16-23 doors on the AL side that have NO ALARMS, NO MONITORING. Robert Weaver walked out of the building one winter 2024 evening, and NO ONE DISCOVERED HE WAS MISSING UNTIL 9am the next day. HE FROZE TO DEATH. I never saw this in the media, and no one ever contacted me, nor was there a discussion of any changes to avoid a repeat from management.<br>You may be charged for additional levels of care, thinking you are going to get additional services and better care for your loved one. No one could provide me with written explanations/descriptions of what the additional levels of care consisted of or how they ensured they were ever executed.<br>Sure, you walk in, and it looks like the Hilton hotel, but turn the corner and walk down the hallway and it's a very different picture.<br>A functioning, somewhat independent person with dementia will forget to eat or may not get enough fluids in the day. I brought this to their attention for over a year. Their response, "We weigh the resid