The Standard Journal

Cedar Hill Senior Living gets A-plus state inspection

- Staff reports

Charter Senior Living is proud to announce that Cedar Hill Senior Living — a Charter Senior Living Community achieved a deficiency­free inspection from the Georgia Department of Community Health. Providing personal care and memory care services, Cedar Hill has a total of 60 beautifull­y-appointed apartments for its residents.

The Georgia Department of Community Health visits senior living communitie­s to conduct a thorough and unannounce­d inspection. The survey includes a review of such things as resident quality of care, dietary services, fire safety compliance, medical record keeping procedures, employee files, social and recreation­al activities, and more. The survey process typically includes interviews with staff, residents, and resident family members.

Receiving a deficiency-free rating is the best possible outcome of the survey, and is an indicator of a community’s ded- ication to provide a high-quality environmen­t for residents and staff.

“Congratula­tions to our staff at Cedar Hill for receiving a Deficiency-Free rating from the Georgia Department of Community Health,” said Keven J. Bennema, CEO of Charter Senior Living. “Our top-notch rating is truly the result of our hardworkin­g, dedicated, and compassion­ate staff, who consider each and every one of our residents a part of their extended family.”

Cedar Hills Senior Living is located at 402 E Ellawood Avenue in Cedartown, Ga. For more informatio­n, contact (770) 748-2284 or visit cedarhills­rliving.com.

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/ Sean Williams Dr. Rheinallt M. Jones asked attendees to stand and sing during the opening night’s Hymn Singing event at the Historic Van Wert Church in Rockmart.

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