The Cedars

The Cedars is a nonprofit senior living organization founded in 1929 with a mission to serve the elderly through comprehensive residential and care services. Operating as a standalone, mission-driven entity rather than a subsidiary or for-profit enterprise, The Cedars leverages its nonprofit status to access favorable tax credits, exemptions, and p... referred pricing on goods and services, enabling the organization to maintain stabilized monthly fees and deliver exceptional value to residents and members. The organization operates The Atrium, a residential community where prospective members secure apartments through a one-time entrance feestarting at $256,000 for one-bedroom units and $360,000 for two-bedroom apartmentswith 90 percent of the fee refundable upon departure or to heirs, paid once the apartment is reoccupied. Monthly fees, beginning at $2,520 for one-bedroom and $3,380 for two-bedroom residences, encompass the majority of apartment expenses and include one daily meal plus complimentary continental breakfast, 24-hour emergency call service, personal and scheduled transportation available five days per week, weekly housekeeping with flat linen service, basic cable television, wireless internet in common areas, an extensive activities program with transportation to regional destinations, and concierge services. Residents enjoy priority access to all common amenities, including a swimming pool, spa, fitness studio, theater, library, living room, and private dining facilities, as well as priority access to affiliated services such as The Osher Inn at The Cedars, The S.L. Cohen Rehabilitation Center, and The Skilled Care Center for those requiring additional care. Monthly fees also cover essential utilities and services including electricity, water, and sewer, with the exception of phone service, premium cable television, and internet access. Through this comprehensive, all-inclusive approach to senior living, The Cedars demonstrates a commitment to simplicity, transparency, and resident financial ...Read More