Cedars of Liberty
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- 200 W. Ruth Ewing Rd., Suite 500, Liberty, MO 64068
- (816) 781-7600
- 1.4 ( 4 reviews )
- Assisted Living and Continuing Care Communities
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About This Community
A very important part of a quality life is staying active and building social relationships. Cedars provides an organized, meaningful activity calendar to enrich the interest our residents. There are a variety of options where life-long interests and hobbies can be maintained, while the opportunity to learn new things and make new friends is sure. We offer exercise and walking groups, craft classes, current events groups, music programs, pet therapy, church involvement, Bible studies, day trips, shopping trips, holiday celebrations, dance parties, bowling, movies, video games, and more.
Reviews
1.4
( 4 Reviews )
Kathy
Cedars of Liberty was rundown, outdated, and very depressing. The staff was very knowledgeable and very understanding. There were more handicapped individuals who live there. There were no amenities, just your room. They played games in the dining room. They're probably the least expensive on the list, but it needed a major update.
Valorie
April 30, 2018
I went to Cedars of Liberty at the appointment time, but it was not clean, the staff was not uniformed nor professional in any way, and they had no idea that I was coming. They were clueless and didn't introduce themselves. I didn't get to see a room or apartment because they wouldn't let me. They're understaffed so there wasn't anybody who could give us information. It's awful, and I wouldnt send my dogs there. The place is back off the road, the driveway was not maintained, and there were trees all over the place.
Carol461466
September 10, 2016
I took a tour at Cedars of Liberty. I saw that they have an activity room, a cafeteria, and a little library. The rooms that I saw were normal-sized rooms and fairly nice. The staff was fine, but I did not really care for the whole place itself.
Visitor103587650
December 29, 2014
I live in Cedars of Liberty, and I am not very happy with it. It used to be an old Catholic school, and the building and its surroundings kind of ghetto to me. The food is not that good, but I am used to the people now. We have moved people all the time; you know never who is working. The grounds are nice; it is in the woods, and there is lots of wild life. We go on shopping trips.
There are only two choices of food.
