Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
June 3, 2025
Cedar Hills
The facility has great staff just not enough per most facilities I looked at. For the price, it is great.
602 E Belt Line Rd, Cedar Hill, TX 75104

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Here at Cedar Hills Senior Living we’re proud to make our residents feel like family. We are an assisted living community that values the intersection between care and resident independence. Located in the heart of Cedar Hill, Texas, our community is conveniently located near area restaurants, hospitals, shopping, and parks. Our Texas-style home is ready to provide a peaceful respite, where you can receive care while enjoying all that your senior years have to offer.
We specialize in providing memory care, ambulatory care, incontinence care, and medication management services to residents. We also have a variety of therapists, doctors, and nurses available to supplement the care our staff provides — to help ensure residents are feeling their best.
Our home provides both restaurant-style dining and room service and we are happy to accommodate a variety of dietary restrictions. In between meals, residents enjoy the indoor and outdoor common spaces. Curl up with a book in the living room, play a tune at the piano, sit outside under the Texas sunlight, or enjoy our indoor atrium! If you’re looking for more structure to your activities, we encourage you to take advantage of our on- and off-site planned events such...
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Assisted Living

602 E Belt Line Rd, Cedar Hill, TX 75104

120 Regency Pkwy, Mansfield, TX 76063

610 S 14th St, Midlothian, TX 76065

910 South 9th Street, Midlothian, TX 76065
Active promotion
No
Active promotion
No
Active promotion
No
Active promotion
No
Pet friendly
Yes
Pet friendly
Yes
Pet friendly
Yes
Pet friendly
Yes
Care types offered
1
Assisted Living
Care types offered
1
Assisted Living
Care types offered
3
Assisted Living, Memory Care, Independent Living
Care types offered
2
Assisted Living, Memory Care
for Cedar Hills Senior Living
A Place for Mom has scored Cedar Hills Senior Living with 6.5 out of 10 using our proprietary review score based on 2 reviews in the last 2 years. Over all time, Cedar Hills Senior Living has 27 reviews with an average "overall experience" of 3.3 out of 5.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
June 3, 2025
The facility has great staff just not enough per most facilities I looked at. For the price, it is great.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
November 25, 2024
Only recommend if family able to be present to advocate for loved one. We are not sure if we would recommend this community to others. Depending on the person and family situation. It was our dad that was cedar hill.
Jason
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
July 12, 2023
Based on the experience we have had so far, the areas we think they need improvements on would be their medical evaluation process. The needs to drastically improve. Our loved one needed a higher degree of care than they could provide, but they decided to take her anyways.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
June 27, 2023
Staff know our dad and seem to care about him for the most part. Minimal turnover amongst caregivers, leadership has changed 3 times in 13 months. Kitchen staff and maintenance staff have also turned over. It's good for the value. Newest manager seems to be making positive changes.
Cathy S
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
September 22, 2022
We are not sure about the activities, we do not think our loved one participate and we never saw a schedule of what activities were available. I would not recommend for a mobile, generally-healthy senior. Our loved one did not like being locked in, and he was very frustrated that he had to knock on the front door a long time before he was let in. Since he does not have dementia of any kind, this seemed like an excess of security and caused frustration for him. I know that other families may need that sort of security, so I don't mean that to be a criticism. Just not a good fit for my dad.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
March 6, 2019
I moved my mother to Cedar Hills in late 2018 and the care is far below what was promised. The monthly cost is low compared to other facilities. The Executive Director recently left after being there for less than 1 year. The emergency alert pull cord has not been working in my mothers room for over 2 months. We have filed 2 complaints about staff which were addressed very quickly. The food is of minimal nutrition. I do not plan to keep my mother at this facility due to the negligent care that they provide.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
December 1, 2017
The staff is nice here my dad has seemed to be settling in. There has been several incidents of him not being showered by a schedule change or something and I just want to be told of these changes. And I feel like when I make suggestions on doing something different or if something wasn't done I am treated differently. It is a smaller community. They mop his bathroom daily and clean it up if it needs it. He loves to be in his room. The outdoor area is pretty. I just wanted to make sure the attendants are doing their job. I would recommend this community.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
June 22, 2017
The staff is wonderful and my mother in law loves the caregivers. The caregivers are encouraging her to participate in some of the daily activities. The food is great and they keep the community clean. I would recommend this community.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
May 8, 2017
My loved one's stay at this facility is going well! The staff is friendly and the facility seems nice. I appreciate that they give my loved one set times to go out and smoke, as this works for him very well. My loved one also has many opportunities to participate in activities and socialize! From what I saw, this is a nice facility!
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
May 3, 2017
This was not a good community. The food was horrible and cold. The coffee was also cold. This community has a lot of residents with alzheimer's and it seems the community has gone down hill in the last few years. They did not keep our loved ones room clean. It seems they did not have the money to take care of this community. Some of the staff were nice and some were not.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingToured community
January 11, 2017
This was a very nice community. The staff was friendly and answered all of our questions and concerns. They were knowledgeable about the community. The community just felt more like a group home to me. We did not want that kind of setting for me mother in law.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingToured community
December 29, 2016
The tour went good and the staff was very knowledgeable and showed us around. We had heard of this place through a friend that had recommended it. The community was nice. We just wanted mom closer to us.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingToured community
December 12, 2016
I had a decent tour of this community. For the most part the community appeared to be nice and clean, but there were some areas I saw that could had looked better. The staff I met were nice. It was an okay experience, but it was the right atmosphere for husband.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingToured community
November 14, 2016
The Brookdale Cedar Hill was a clean well kept up community. The place was small, we were looking for something a little bigger. The staff was friendly and answered all of my questions during my tour.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingToured community
April 11, 2015
Brook dale was a nice facility, which could be considered for a longer term care. At this time, though, we are looking for a facility to meet our needs of more than one short term care periods.
Loved one
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
June 26, 2014
We toured this community when we were looking into care options for our loved one. We liked what we saw here very much, and in the end we were choosing between this community and another. The director here is a very friendly, warm, and caring person!
K. O.
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
January 16, 2014
They were terribly unorganized with things, they didn't keep to their schedules for their activities or menus. They didn't have a packet to give new residents with a menu or calandar of activities, or anything, they told me it was posted in the dining room. They didn't keep to the activities schedule, one time they had a welcome gathering, I showed up and it didn't happened, they told me they forgot. They didn't know how to make a bed properly the sheets were kept on sideways. It wasn't that they weren't nice or kind but they were just so disorganized.
Margaret
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
October 22, 2013
Our experience at Sterling House, Cedar Hill, Tx started off well, but has gone downhill in the 3 months my aunt has been there. One night, after she had gone to bed, she had to get up and fell. She laid in the floor for 7 hours, until the day shift found her. She injured herself trying to get up. She was unable to reach the emergency pull cord, and no one checked on her during those 7 hours even though they were supposed to check every 2 hours. The food has been less than mediocre. For dinner meals, the residents have been served corny dogs and bologna sandwiches (not the same meal), and sometimes the food is unidentifiable. Cleaning her apartment has been an [removed] same sheets on the bed for 3 weeks without laundering. Recently she had to go 9 days between showers. The facility has been giving questionnaires to the residents and families to complete and return. I hope this means changes are in the works. I will say that the caregivers are kind, helpful, and compassionate. I think they are understaffed and have a lot of turnover in personnel.
Margaret
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
October 21, 2013
Unless this community is able to make some serious changes, I would not recommend it. My aunt is a resident and had fallen during the night. No one checked on her for seven hours, she was in the floor, unable to get up, she had injuries and couldn't reach the emergency pull cord. Also, the food has been less than mediocre. Some meals consist of hot dogs or bologna sandwiches with a salad. My guess is the food is assembled elsewhere and brought in - I do not think food is actually prepared and cooked in their kitchen. My aunt is supposed to have her shower twice a week. Recently, she went 9 days between showers. Also, there have been cleaning issues - bed linens weren't changed for 3 weeks. I do think the community has been short handed or has had some serious turnover of caregiver staff, so perhaps some of these issues are being addressed. I will have to say that the caregivers have always been compassionate, polite, kind, caring and professional. I would rate them highly. If management can effect changes, it would be good for everyone.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
September 17, 2013
The caregivers are wonderful. They are sweet, kind and compassionate. We've had no problems or complaints about the staff except for one person who I understand is no longer working there. I'm not sure about the value being that I'm doing her laundry and part of the cleaning and the food has been less than adequate. My mother-in-law has always had a health appetite and she said sometimes she doesn't even recognize what's on her plate. She's eaten lunch that she thought was some kind of fish and an hour later she threw up. We're thinking seriously of moving her but we paid a $2000 community fee and I would hate to think we would lose that. She's in a wheelchair but can transfer herself. She got up about midnight to go to the bathroom and fell and she laid on the floor for 7 hours and no one checked on her. That's the caregiver that's no longer there. It's not their fault that she fell but someone should have checked on her. I'm just really disappointed. We're having to subsidize food and laundry and change her seats.
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Cedar Hills Senior Living offers Studio, 1 Bedroom and Semi-Private. Learn more.
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