Cedarhurst Of Owensboro

There are times in life when children are faced with what do you do and who can you turn to. After placing our mom at Cedarhurst we quickly learned we had made the absolute best decision. The love, smiles and care that each person who works there pour into your loved one is like no other. My brother and I visited several times a week and not one time did we question our decision! To be able to leave your loved one and trust someone caring for your family is very hard but not one time did we second guess our choice. The staff went above and beyond to see that our momma was cared for. Although our Mother has gone to be in a better place I know we have met the best caretakers and staff in this world! Thank you all for everything you did and continue to do. I hope each and every one of you know the blessing you have been to us! I hope I dont leave anyone out but thank you for everything Winter Stelmach, Ashlyn Miles, Beth Hill, CJ Loney, Chuck Robbin’s, Tessa Alvey, Daphne Porter, Jan Wiseman, Shirley Phelps, Tammy Janosa, Juanita Ayala, Tina Johnson, Emily Rummage, Marci Brown, Lauren Hughes, Paige Hughes, Ellen Allen, Apple Balderas, Angel Bratcher, Courtney Ewing, Join Johnson, Kristie Johnson, Nina Johnson, Beverly Kirkpatrick, Leah Lewis, Ashley Lambert, Emma Montgomery, Nichole Simmons, Angie Sharp, Grace Heady, Wanda Taylor, Bridgette. You all are true rockstars and blessings on Earth ❤️

Very nice place. It must be the nicest in Daviess County. We were looking for a place for my mother. Daphne from the front desk gave us a thorough tour and was able to answer any questions we had and provided literature to take home. The rooms, atmosphere and activity options were very nice. Thank you Daphne for your time and patience walking us through this process.

There are Angels walking on this earth. My mother was hit with a bad seizure and found out she had a brain tumor. When it was removed, it accelerated her early dementia signs. She was a “people person” her whole life, but she was very anti nursing home facility her entire life as well. She, being a widow, and my sister and I both raising young kids already, had no other options but to search for a place to care for her and keep her safe. It was the greatest decision we could have ever made for her, even though we knew she never wanted this. After a week and a half of adapting, she thrived and her spirit came back to life. She suffered several other seizures and lead to her demise, but she find a purpose and life again at Cedar Hurst. My sister and I visited her about 4-5 times a week. We got to see first hand, how she was thriving. We saw the angels doing their work on these residents there at Cedar Hurst first hand. No one wants to have to make this decision, but if you are put in this position, know that the people of Cedar Hurst of Owensboro, are God’s angels placed here on this earth, to deal with this terrible disease. It was the absolute best decision we could have made for our mother. I hope I don’t miss a name, but they deserve all the recognition in the world and I’ll never forget the love and care they gave my mother and many others. Winter Stelmac, Ashlyn Miles, Beth Hill, CJ Loney, Chuck “the ice cream man” Robbin’s, Tessa Alvey, Daphne Porter, Jan Wiseman, Shirley Phelps, Tammy Janosa, Juanita Ayala, Tina Johnson, Emily Rummage, Marci Brown, Lauren and Paige Hughes “the twins”, Ellen Allen, Apple Balderas, Angel Bratcher, Courtney Ewing, Join Johnson, Kristie Johnson, Nina Johnson, Beverly Kirkpatrick, Leah Lewis, Ashley Lanbert, Emma Montgomery, Nichole Simmons, Angie Sharp, Grace Heady, and Wanda Taylor. The job that you do is not for the weak, and we can’t thank you enough for the love you shared with our mom. Thank you and blessings to each of you.