Cherry Hill Haven III

I cannot say enough wonderful things about our experience at the Lodge. We were lucky to find the Lodge for a final resting place for my dad. The staff, Nick in particular was an absolute gem. The lodge felt nothing like a nursing home. It was comfortable, clean, and tucked into the woods. Thank you so much for caring so kindly for my dad and our whole family.

Our mother lived at Cherry Hill Haven (House #3) for over three years until she passed away last month. That's over 1000 nights. Anyone who has a loved one with dementia knows what comes with the disease -- so that was over 1000 nights of helping our mother cope with the fear, anxiety, confusion, insomnia, and everything else that dementia plagued her with. Yet even as her dementia tested them -- and oh, did it test them at times -- the staff saw through it and saw the human being behind that dreadful disease. Not only was our mother cared for and safe at Cherry Hill Haven, but she was loved by the team. She was absolutely loved by the team, as was everyone who lived there with her. The staff's work is not easy yet they do it with so much compassion and patience -- as if she were their mother, too. We are so grateful to the wonderful team at Cherry Hill Haven for the 1000+ days and nights of helping walk our mother home.

My mother Lucy has been a resident for 8 years so far, and our family is very happy with the care she receives at Cherry Hill. The skilled staff has been understanding and patient as Mom progressed thru dementia and into alzheimer's, from being fully mobile and vocal to being in a wheelchair. Along with the care, the staff provides prompt and appropriate communication. We are grateful!

My mother spent the last year of her life at the Nest, of Cherry Hill Haven. The quality of care there could not be improved upon. The staff was wonderful, always very attentive. The home was bright and clean.The meals were true home cooked, fresh fruit, vegetables, I will always be greatful to all the people for caring so lovingly for her

What a great group of human beings. We moved my mother-in-law here as she approached the end. Her dementia was severe and she could no longer stand and we were unable to manage her. Everyone was very kind, and very loving. We'd been dreading moving her, but the staff made her feel comfortable, and she enjoyed her room. She was past everyday socializing, but seemed to get along well with other residents. The facility was not glitzy, but rather homey. Meals were suitable to her ideas of comfort food, and we couldn't have been happier.