Cedarhurst Blog

For Jim Schroeder, baseball has always been more than a game.

For as long as she can remember, Betty Mueller has loved music, dancing, and the glamour of old Hollywood. Born in Calhoun, Georgia, Betty spent much of her childhood moving...

On a Tuesday afternoon at Cedarhurst of Canton, a familiar phrase echoed through the room: “But I can’t sing.”

He just recently turned 102.

Many people do not know how Ed and Linda’s love story began. Linda often says she was not even looking for love.

Each morning at Cedarhurst of West Plains begins the same way for Donna Norland—with people.

On Thursday mornings at Cedarhurst of Tesson Heights, the hum of conversation mingles with the soft rhythm of fabric being pulled beneath a needle. Squares of patterned...

At Cedarhurst of Arnold, community often blossoms in unexpected places — and sometimes, it starts with a seed.

When Life Enrichment Coordinator Kristen Recchia met new resident Pat Krauss, neither could have imagined the connection they shared. A chance conversation revealed that...

When David Arnold walks into the common room at Cedarhurst of West Plains, there’s one thing that always catches his eye—a gleaming black grand piano.

It’s not the wooden...

For Assisted Living Week, Cedarhurst of St. Charles took the theme of Ageless Adventure and transformed it into something extraordinary.

The community hosted Timeless Vows, a...

When Roy “Sid” Trexler walked into the Life Enrichment office at Cedarhurst of Waterloo, he carried a dream with him. “My name is Sid,” he said, “and I was born in 1925. My...