Assisted Living Windsor, VT

Lead a Vibrant Life at Our Assisted Living Community

For seniors who need help with day-to-day activities, or have distinct medical care needs, we offer assisted living options at The Village apartments on our campus. Thanks to our flexible fee structure and our holistic approach to health and wellness, residents get the level of care that they deserve.


Here at Cedar Hill, we value social ties and community bonding. That’s why we host events throughout the month and the year. From banquets to dances, presentations and craft fairs, there’s something for everyone at Cedar Hill. Every afternoon, residents are invited to “The Ship’s Wheel,” the village pub for refreshments, snacks, and social time. We also offer quieter places like our computer center and library for those who need some time to themselves.


One of the highlights of our assisted living community is the myriad of living options. Seniors can reside in our spacious one, two-bedroom, and studio apartments. Featuring modern fixtures like refrigerators and microwaves, luxury granite countertops, and cabinets and pantries, residents thrive in spaces that truly feel like home.


Schedule a Visit Today

Thanks to our continuum of care and full-spectrum health care services, Cedar Hill Continuing Care Community can meet the medical needs of all of our residents. Offer your loved ones a comfortable and safe place to stay. Visit our campus in historic Windsor today!

Recent Posts

Understanding and Managing Appetite Loss Elderly: Causes and Solutions

By Kelly Baptie • May 30, 2025
Compassionate Senior Care at Cedar Hill Continuing Care Community At Cedar Hill Continuing Care Community and the Village at Cedar Hill in Windsor, Vermont, we understand the delicate balance between aging gracefully and maintaining optimal health. Our person-centered approach ensures that every resident is treated as an individual, with a care plan tailored to their needs, preferences, and health goals. Care plans are often developed in collaboration with a family member, especially when residents have communication or cognitive challenges, to ensure their voices and needs are fully represented. Among the many challenges families face when considering assisted living or senior care, one common concern is appetite loss in older adults. This expert guide offers reassurance, practical advice, and a compassionate look at how Cedar Hill supports residents through all stages of aging, including addressing appetite changes. Cedar Hill also serves community dwelling older adults, addressing appetite loss and nutritional needs in both residential and community settings.

Understanding and Addressing the Psychosocial Needs of the Elderly Population

By Kelly Baptie • May 29, 2025
Meeting the psychosocial needs of the elderly—such as emotional support, social interaction, and mental stimulation—is vital for their well-being. This article will provide practical strategies to effectively address the psychosocial needs elderly. Key Takeaways  Personal connections are essential for the emotional well-being of the elderly, reducing feelings of depression and loneliness. Engagement in community activities fosters independence and enhances emotional satisfaction, contributing to a higher quality of life for older adults. Cedar Hill prioritizes safety and security through home modifications and care services, ensuring residents can age in place with peace of mind. The Importance of Personal Connections

Managing Balance Disorders in the Elderly: Causes, Symptoms, and Solutions

May 29, 2025
Balance disorders in the elderly can lead to serious falls and injuries. Understanding these disorders is key to managing and preventing them. This article discusses the causes, symptoms, and treatments for balance issues in older adults, helping you stay informed and proactive in care.  Key Takeaways Balance disorders in older adults are complex, stemming from age-related factors, medical conditions, and external influences, affecting their independence and quality of life. Common symptoms include dizziness, vertigo, and unsteadiness, which can lead to anxiety and social isolation, emphasizing the need for early recognition and intervention. Effective management of balance disorders involves a combination of physical therapy, lifestyle changes, and preventive measures to reduce fall risks and enhance overall well-being. Understanding Balance Disorders