Dining
Meal preparation and service
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Meal preparation and service
Garden
Housekeeping and linen services
Transportation arrangement (medical)
Community-sponsored activities
24-hour call system
Monthly rates starting at
$4,435 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $4,435 |
| One bedroom | $5,302 |
Cades Center in South Jackson location are so good to my mom. There are a couple of employee there who give her hugs and see to it she is comfortable and checked on throughout the day and night.
Amazing staff! Everyone here is very friendly and super passionate about caring for their residents. I was very worried about putting our grandmother into a home, but the folks here made her feel right at home! The staff and residents, alike, are one big family!
The staff truly cares about the residents and works hard to make sure they feel safe, comfortable, and respected. Assisted living can be challenging work, but the team here consistently goes above and beyond for the people who live here. Families should know that the residents are treated like individuals, not just room numbers. The staff builds real relationships with them and does their best to create a home-like environment. There is always room for improvement anywhere, but the dedication and compassion from many of the employees here is incredible and something to be proud of!
Of all the places that we went to in Jackson, Cades Center Assisted Living was the nicest one for the price. The price was good. The location was clean. The assistance that they had for the tenants was great. One of the things that made them great, but this is almost a year ago, you could do a 30-day trial. If you aren't OK after the 30 days, you can leave. We were there around lunchtime and people were having lunch. The lady who we talked to was very professional and gave us a tour. The place was clean, and there was no odor. She told us that they had somebody coming in once a week and they did some group activities. They had a game room. They had a salon there where they could wash the people's hair. They also have a 24-hour nurse.
My brother is in Cades Center Assisted Living. It's very nice and very clean. They seem to care about the residents. He shares a room with someone and it's been kept pretty good. They have games and they play bingo. They said they don't do anything like go out. They said they used to, but they don't do any outside activities. They have plenty of seating areas, but I've not seen any recreation areas at all. The dining area is nice. They have plenty of tables and they sit four people. They bring the food to the table for them and it's right off from the kitchen area, and it's very clean. My brother said the food is very good. They do the laundry. The staff seems to be very attentive and helpful. I had two meals with him and the food was good.
My Mom and StepDad were the 2nd residents there when it first opened. My Mom is still there. The staff there are angels in my opinion. Always giving excellent care to my Mom. I appreciate it more than they know.
Be advised if put down a power chair deposit that you will lose the whole $1000 if any damage is done to the building. You would think that you would get an itemized list of damage and it would be deducted from the deposit and the rest refunded. But it don't work that way there.
Be advised if put down a power chair deposit that you will lose the whole $1000 if any damage is done to the building. You would think that you would get an itemized list of damage and it would be deducted from the deposit and the rest refunded. But it don't work that way there.