This place is a death trap . My was refered for rehabilitation so I look up reviews so we thought they would help . My mom was in Cathedral village for no more than a month. First couple in the place a nurse cuss my mom out for asking for some pain medication after waiting for over a hour the nurse told her she not the only patient. I talked to the administration they said they would handle the situation. The food was trash . My mom complained saying she was feeling well chest pain mucus and a few other ask told the staff the my mom should be sent out to the hospital they kept saying that they ran test and that nothing was wrong. So we said well maybe she was caught a cold . I wish I would have listened to my soul and not the staff , mind you my mom was on blood pressure medicine so they said they would make sure that she was strong enough before they would change to a different pressure medication. I took the word for it and the next they put my mom on the new medication now that I think about it she went down fast after starting her on the new medicine. She pass away in two days of the medication. Also my mom went to this nursing home continent they was to lazy to take my mom to the restroom so they talk her in to diapers so they wouldn't have to take her to restroom when the rehab people came to work with my mom she was never wash and ready for rehab I had to start washing my mom because I noticed that they was washing her , one day I gave my mom a wash cloth to wash her hands and face . It look like mud on her wash cloth. after speaking to the administration again the staff would pretend to be so nice and harding , those couple of day prior to them give my mom the new meds when I came up to visit the halls was a ghost town . I knew something wasn't right, but it was to late and now she's gone ! I pray that this stop and they don't get away with this nonsense again with any body else family! God bless and stay away from this dump! read more

Residents do not have adequate transportation and are left waiting at doctors offices for hours. Front desk associate Lauren could have cared less that this resident had no transport home. Very unprofessional. I'm sure this place isn't cheap. Shame on them read more

If I could give more than 5 I would. My husband was released from the hospital to rehab and he ended up at Cathedral Village. The administration was caring and helpful. The nurse, nurse's aids, and other staff were beyond exceptional. For example - one of the nurses had her own flash cards on each patients status and needs. (No HIPPA worries we only saw his because I asked what it was). The rooms are clean, bright and you own modern AC and TV. And... you get your own room. Again - everything was spotless. There's a library, greenhouse, pool, exercise room, events, and other rooms to just relax in. And it's quite and soothing. Meals can be had in the dining area, the cafeteria, or in your room. I ate there a lot because it was so good! Salmon, veal picata, short ribs, chicken, fancy salads, crazy good dessert, you name it! Even the coffee was good. And they kept notes on each patient's preferences. Example - the guy next to us liked chocolate so they kept note of that. My husband likes large portions and they gave him larger portions. If I had to go anywhere, or send a loved one, this is the only place I would pic - and we've seen many over the years. read more

My opinion is that no senior community is perfect, but CV is a quality choice. I have a close family member there, and it's worked for us for over 3 years now. Most senior communities struggles with staff shortages, staff commitment (hard to cultivate with low wages), infrastructure and management issues. CV is no exception. That said, there is a unique and comfortable culture at CV. The administration, staff and residents are respectful, kind and sincere. The pandemic has resulted in isolation and separation that did not exist beforehand--and hopefully will disappear. Before COVID, residents mingled, ate together, walked and wandered about, engaged in shared activities, and participated in community events (like concerts, movies, and lectures). This is an class homogenous community (everyone has resources to pay for care, which they verify before admission), but it's politically progressive and embraces diversity. The community is curious, interested in learning, and engaged. Physically, the site is very nice and undergoing updating (lots of contractors on site; some areas are updated and the rest are ongoing or scheduled). The grounds are beautiful: a lot of land, trees and foliage. Residents live in apartments, and get care in suite. But there is a nursing care facility (including a permanent care floor for residents only, and a memory unit) if needed; it definitely suffered when permanent staff were laid off in favor of contracted care providers, but management has improved. Otherwise, the facility is dated in terms of amenities (no theater, medical unit has limited hours/staff, pool/gym has limited hours, recreation areas need updating, no theatre, no bistro/snack area, no rec facilities like bocce/bowling/pool/game area). Dining areas are quite comfortable, but unfortunately the food service was also contracted out, to a provider that is very uneven, which has resulted in dissatisfaction. (Is that really soup???) The mandatory monthly meal change no longer furnishes 3 meals a day, either, but this is not a problem for residents because all apartments include full kitchens and there are convenient shopping facilities nearby (including an ACME market, with a van service). Stacking up the pros and cons, CV has many very decided pros for us, and manageable cons. It's proved to be a supportive and comfortable community for my loved one, which is most important to us. read more