Brookdale Park Place

This was a good place, just too far for family to visit.

The community is older and the rooms are unique so make sure you see the room that you are renting. the first floor is partially underground and I didn't see any air-conditioning unit so the upper floors may be warmer. I would recommend this community because they have several care levels, but the community is big and that can make it feel impersonal.

Awesome amenities that justify the cost and make some others actually more expensive. Seems to have a kind tender heart for the needs of elderly

We do like the location, the apartments and the facility itself. However we get no feedback at all regarding the treatment plan our loved one is supposed to be on. We have asked for months to get anything at all and once we did we were shocked at what little treatment was in place. Our loved one is not getting the care they needed and we are not getting the feedback we need.

We chose Brookdale because it was recommended to us and it seemed like the residents here were more happy and spirited, they were all so friendly. It was just so clean, pleasant and it was so pretty. They do have a great variety on the menu and they are chef prepared meals. When we would go on Sundays for family dinners, people would be right there slicing ham and turkey with a beautiful buffet. The entire staff is so friendly and welcoming, even when we were just looking. They decorate the facility for every holiday and make it feel very homey. I would highly recommend to others looking.

It's very difficult because we're dealing with a pandemic. There has not been clarity between all of the staff with what they're doing. We'll get different answers from different staff, and that's hard as an outsider to navigate. Communication was lacking in general. For a while we were getting answers when we needed info, but then the staff changed. And when one staff member was out, nobody got back to us for two weeks. Before the pandemic, it seemed like they were offering a lot of activities . But we haven't had to opportunity to try them with the pandemic. The food was good quality, good portions for their clients, and they had a nice variety. It was good, better than I expected.

Sometimes our loved one gets tired of the same food they serve, but overall it is really good. We most definitely would recommend this community to others, they are great and our loved is very happy there he is glad he moved.

The community has been fabulous. They have handled the pandemic amazing. The communication is great with the staff. The staff is great and patient with our loved one. They have kept the residents safe during this difficult time. It has been very personal care. If there is an issue, they will listen to our concerns, and quick to respond.

This the one I want to get into. I couldn't do the little apartment she offered this month. I will be ready at the 1st of next month to pay the fee and the first months rent. I am struggling with my husband a little but much less than expected.

This was a bustling place. I wasn’t happy with it for [name removed] because walking any distance is hard for her and the halls were very long. Also the large size made it seem more impersonal. Although it was in the running for the top three places until we visited two other places that weren’t on the A Place for Mom list.

My friend and I felt a warmth in the building. A feeling that the residents were happy. The staff was also very good Love the big grounds with lots of trees and flowers.The building is older and may not suit everyone, but it has a great deal of character. The foo is

The caregivers there care. The singing and other activities are good for them and visitors too. They are friends. My mother is in memory care. It's a great place and we are very happy with them.

Quite frankly we were not impressed with this visit. We did not get a tour of the facility but in all fairness, I guess guess because I had a friend who lived there it was assumed that I was familiar with the facility. It would have helped to at least see floor plans of some of the apartments.

We thought that the rooms were small and did not give off the at home feeling. We will look at other places. The person that showed us around was very nice though and answered all of our questions.

I took a tour here and didn’t care for it much. The facility is an old tuberculosis hospital so it had a very institutional feel to it. Knowing my Mom, I knew she wouldn’t be comfortable here. I didn’t see a lot of residents out and about during my tour. However, the person that gave me the tour was able to answer all of my questions and seemed to know a lot about the facility. It was clean and nice but overall, while the facility might be nice for someone else, it just wasn’t the right fit for my Mom.

When I first drove up to the facility my first impression was not great. It looked like an Adam’s Family care home. However, once I walked in I was hit with a positive and happy vibe atmosphere. I was so impressed with how happy, clean, and colorful the place was. Holly there is amazing and by the time we finished the tour we were ready to sign the papers. They have numerous activities for the residents to participate in their free time. They have a plan for the first 100 days they make a conscious effort to get you involved which have been crucial for my love one. You can be involved or uninvolved as you want at this place. They have games, crafts, they take you shopping or to doctor’s appointments, and they have a beauty shop. Everything we needed for her that we can’t do is right there. It has been a good fit for her. The only drawback I would have to say is the community fee and how it’s nonrefundable. We were lucky enough that they broke it down to 3 payments. I have been recommending them and their services. However, their community fee is restricting them from actually moving forward with them. However, despite that it is a nice facility.

From the first day we met Holly and toured Park Place we were hooked. After we ate our complimentary lunch, [Removed] surprised us with a fresh baked apple pie to take home. Almost every single resident greeted us and made us feel right at home. The staff was super friendly and helpful. There are tons of activities from which to choose. We never even looked at another retirement home!

We liked this community, however, I found it to be a little too large and I thought it might be a little overwhelming for the mother to adjust too. The staff was extremely friendly and kind. I was very impressed on how well maintained and clean the community was. There was no odor noting unpleasant lingering in the air.

Visited Park Place with a good friend looking for independent living options in the Spokane area and Holly took us around the residence. Beautiful older building and grounds; friendly and happy staff and residents; clean, light, airy rooms and hallways; great activities planned; convenient transportation available; excellent arts/crafts rooms, fitness center, and shared community activity spaces; delicious sounding foods available and residents raved about it; access to Dishman Hills walking trails behind building. Our friend decided it was to far out from downtown Spokane even though it is only 10-15 min...he wanted more of an urban neighborhood to walk in. Super place though, and if he were more comfortable driving still, he would have probably had this place at the top of his list. Most friendly residents!

Nice facility, but off the beaten path,. And was not the facility that our brother would fit in at this tiime.