Cedar Creek Post Acute

CHARLENE CORDERO

Jul 2026

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At this point my head hurts and I'm exhausted trying to stand up for my loved ones rights, and dignity. He was so mad today because he was hurt while being taken to the shower. He has only been in here less than a month and so much has happened its been extremely difficult and very hard to deal with. I'm doing my absolute best trying to maintain my professional composure. Pt has gotten better and started listening, thats good. But the nursing staff is very challenging I thought I was being heard and getting somewhere but I have my reservations. Just because I don't know what else to do he remains here, I'm sincerely trying to remain hopeful. It's only been a month I tell myself. Whats making this hard is the CNAs attitudes maybe they have too much on them? I don't know, I'm doing my best to keep calm. I'm not difficult I just know the law and his rights and I am his voice. Simple things, the basics aren't privileges they are his human rights and dignity. I can go on and on. I'll be watching over his care every day! Facility life is rough! I pray 🙏🏽

Jamie Hanks

Mar 2026

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My mom was there 3/17/2026 for 1 week during that week never used her personal CPAP for COPD which was on her nightstand as "they didn't have an order". She was seen by wound care nurse on 2nd night because she had severe rash on bottom. Was told her treatment and medication to use that was in her wardrobe. The next night the tech came in to change her for bed and had no clue what wound care Mom needed. I had informed them she had forgotten how to use silverware but could eat finger foods. She lost over 10 pounds. On 3/20 at noon I went in and informed them I wanted to transfer her and needed referral with her information sent ASAP because I was trying to get her moved that day. Info was not faxed until 6pm and all the info needed wasn't sent. 0n 3/24 still didn't have all info including CPAP order. They did not get that sent until 3/25 and I transferred her as their transport can't take someone with dementia without someone with her. The only good thing i can say is the lady in PT was awesome with her and the tech that came in her room to change her for bed on 3/19 may not have known the orders but she listened to me and was very gentle with my mom. You could tell she cared.

Gabriella Davis

Jan 2026

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We had an excellent experience at this post-acute care center. The staff was compassionate, professional, and truly attentive to individual needs. From nursing to therapy, everyone worked together to create a supportive and positive healing environment. The facility was clean, well-organized, and made me feel comfortable and well cared for throughout my stay. I’m very grateful for the level of care provided and would highly recommend this center to anyone in need of post-acute services.

Madyson Barner

Jan 2026

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In my opinion, this facility has really taken a turn for the better. The new management is understanding, quick thinking, & shows great teamwork! I would definitely recommend your relatives stay here if needed!

Kimbriel Steinberg

Jan 2026

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This facility provides a welcoming and well-maintained environment with staff who are professional, compassionate, and attentive. It’s clear that patient care and comfort are a top priority, and the team works together to create a positive experience. Jessica is wonderful she is kind, dedicated, and genuinely invested in making sure everything runs smoothly. Her care and professionalism truly stand out and make a meaningful difference. Thank you Cedar Creek, my family is very appreciative of your hard work!