Cedar Creek

Review

Campbell Creek House has drawn a broad spectrum of experiences from families and friends who entrusted their loved ones to its care. Some reviews speak to difficult realities - staffing pressures, limited meals, and moments of communication gaps - while others recount indelible gratitude for compassionate, person-centered support. Taken together, the reports portray a facility that can feel very much like a lifeline to some and, for others, a place that fell short in certain practical areas but still offered warmth and care in the hands of dedicated employees. The common thread running through many accounts is a strong emphasis on humanity, respect, and a sense that the people there treat residents like family, especially in moments of vulnerability. One of the more candid critiques centers on staffing and basic daily logistics. A reviewer opened with a troubling experience, saying they had a friend there who eventually got out because there wasn't enough help on hand. They described meals as a mystery - hardly enough food, and hard to tell what was being served - while also noting that lots of the staff were doing their best under challenging circumstances. The sentiment is unequivocal in its bluntness: the reviewer would not recommend the place, not even for someone they did not care for. This perspective highlights a real concern about capacity and consistent staffing, which can translate into gaps in communication and routine for families trying to stay connected with their loved ones. In contrast, several families recount deeply moving experiences of care and connection, especially during life-changing transitions. A daughter whose mother lived at Campbell Creek House from 2018 until her passing in January 2024 described a level of care and genuine compassion that stood out as exceptional. She praised the staff for their utmost respect, kindness, and warmth, noting that caregivers appeared to be genuinely invested in the well-being and comfort of residents, n