Ciel of Cedar Mill

Mayra, the new community outreach director at The Canopy, visited Alpine House yesterday and it reminded me what a lovely and unique senior living community The Canopy truly is. Tucked away on the outskirts of Beaverton, The Canopy has managed to create a very warm, urban, socially connected atmosphere yet in a quiet residential location. There is a clear sense of identity and community there that many residents genuinely enjoy, and it feels like a real destination for seniors looking for connection, engagement, and thoughtful care. After 7 years in business, it is clear that The Canopy is a good choice among many senior care facilities available. They deliever good care in a niche : urban feeling tucked away in Cedar Hills/West Slope.

I’ve been at this community for roughly 6 years in assisted living. Ian, our life enrichment director, is always hosting fun and engaging activities at the community. Ian is a loving and caring person. We have at our community! I appreciate all the staff who work here daily.

When we were looking for a place for my father and mother-in-law, the folks at Ciel really pitched in to make it happen. They have provided transportation for FIL when MIL went to the hospital, helped finding primary care, and generally speaking, the care there is good. It's a welcoming place and the in-laws have made fast friends with residents and staff alike. One of the complaints my FIL has is the food is often not as warm as he likes it.

As a Senior Living professional and current Care Manager, I have visited Ciel, formerly Cornell Landing, several times over the past 2 years. The food has been excellent, with greater choices, quality and creativity than most competitors. The management staff, from ED Armin to Skyler/Marketing to Amy RN and Diana LPN/Health & Wellness, seem to be on top of their game in caring about each resident and empowering staff to do the same. Many staff have been here for over 5 years, a great credit to all. It is sad to see reviews here from those who encountered a problem but did not talk directly to management and give a chance for resolution before posting damaging remarks. The field of Senior Care is challenging, as those who have provided direct care for family can attest, and it requires on-going communication and participation to succeed.

My husband and I moved my mom into Fieldstone Cornell Landing and are extremely happy! My mother loves the friendly staff, the care is impeccable and the food is amazing. Activities are carefully planned and residents are invited to participate so everyone feels included. They host movie nights, scenic drives, crafts and Bingo in addition to celebrating holidays and special occasions. The nurses and care staff are readily available, attentive and professional. I feel completely confident my mother has the best care available to her while she’s home. The restaurant ( YES, there is an actual restaurant!) staff are wonderful as well. Their light hearted interactions with residents is sweet to watch. Everyone, (yes everyone) seems to be looking out for my mom. Is she eating? How is she feeling? Does she feel included and participating within the community? We are so pleased, that we moved my mother in law from Las Vegas to Cornell Landing. Obviously, my husband and I are very happy we made the decision to move our mothers to Fieldstone Cornell Landing. Its worth your time to check them out before you make the decision to move your loved one anywhere!