Trustwell Living at Cherryvale Place

Sandra

Cherryvale Place is very nice, and we liked it very much, but it just didn't work out. What I was impressed with was the staff more than anything, and that was what we were looking for. The place was very clean, light and bright, with lots of windows and wide enough hallways for wheelchairs. It just seemed like a pleasant community. There were some grounds and some sidewalks to the backyard, and things for someone in a wheelchair. There were no stairs to get in and out of the home, there's a second floor, but there's an elevator. The ease of getting around is important to me and they have a good facility for that. They have a bus and they take people to different places around town, and I know they have an activity director. There was a calendar of events posted as well. The staff is very friendly and very helpful. The place itself looked clean and modern, it's only a few years old. I liked the layout. They have a nice library, a big dining room, and a smaller dining room for when you want to have a family dinner. The sample room was very nice.

SLD

We liked Cherryvale Place. All the staff was really friendly. They're kind of small, but it was bigger than the other place that we saw. They had lots of amenities, lots of outings, Bible study, exercise classes, and crafting classes. They had a memory center and nursing care.

Puppy

We liked Cherryvale Place overall, although there were some struggles to get everything coordinated in the beginning. It's a beautiful place. The CNAs are very nice and caring, but you need someone watching to make sure things are happening. My mother said the residents are not super friendly and they don't want to make friends. She has enjoyed the food for the most part. They have a lot of salads, and they always have options. They go on outings to the restaurants, to the library, they tour the city, and go shopping. There's always bingo, games, exercises, and singing. It's very clean.