Park Creek Place - PC

It's a good place as long as the person living there is sociable and somewhat willing to be involved in the activities. They have a lot of good things, but unfortunately my loved one doesn't put himself out there - which is completely on him. There are always activities going on. Everybody seems very attentive and nice. The facility is very nice and has a lovely courtyard where the residents can sit outside. And there are plenty of common rooms.

Park Creek was a great place for my Father.

Wonderful in my book they held my father a lot and was the best choice for him I have only good things to say about Park Creek Place

I’m so happy that we have chosen Park Creek Place for my mom. Everyone has been wonderful and the care is excellent. It can be such a hard decision as to where to place her and I’m so happy we chose PCP.

We are very happy with this community. The staff seemed very caring and helpful all the time. Our friend was very happy here. The food was enjoyed by my friend. The staff were good at helping us if there were any questions.

We chose Park Creek Place because of the location as well as when meeting with staff, I had a better feeling after talking to them. The room sizes at the facility were adequate for what he needed. We were only here a brief period of time but they were extremely compassionate and dedicated until my dads passing. I would recommend to others looking.

I was very happy with Tom. He explained things in detail, explained it again when we didn’t quite get it. Answered all our questions and gave us a nice tour. I liked the place very much. Nicely decorated, bright with lots of window. Smells good too!

We chose Park Creek Place because he liked that it was a smaller community and it was a better price for what he would be able to get. I would tell others who are looking just so they know that is private pay and they do not take medicare or medicaid. It is more of a month to month rent rather than a buy in. The room sizes here are small but it is big enough for his needs. Overall, I would recommend to others looking.

Park Creek seemed to be the best fit for us, our of the list of communities we looked at. We were impressed with the facility and the way that they presented themselves. Our loved ones moved in before COVID, and immediately our experience was impacted with the crisis. There was no visitation, or anything. We have little to no communication with them. Our loved ones declined very quickly. Our mother fell and we were not told in a timely manner, and she ended up going to the hospital. After a second trip to the hospital she passed away. Our father was left alone, and really the only contact he had with us was over the phone. During this time his hearing aids were lost, and his condition was so bad that we had to take him to the hospital. Shortly after arriving he passed away. We do realize COVID played a part, however we felt like the medical support and medical care was not up to standards and was not adequate..

We really liked how friendly the staff was especially the person who was in charge of the selling. This community has a nice outside garden that the chef could go grab fresh vegetables from. The size of the rooms are nice, our loved ones room is large enough for his bed and a small seating area.

I would tell them that they are very nice, compassionate staff and community according to my loved one. The location is a quiet, tranquil, and nice setting with wildlife. I like the food that I have tasted. The room my loved one lives in is a studio. The view is nice looking towards the woods. The apartment includes an ADA bathroom and microwave. The activities calendar isn't posted on a wall, or passed out to my loved one consistently. The activities aren't geared towards my loved one. My loved one feels it is more towards women, than men. The community experience is more like shopping than out to fun activities. The happy hour has confused the residents due to location and day of the week change. I feel that there are some activities could be more, and the residents are a little bummed out of activities, post COVID. This is prior to COVID regarding activities..

The building we toured exceeded my expectations. The entire was friendly and the all of facilities we went through were clean and well tended. The residents were very friendly and truly seemed like they are enjoying living there.

If you have a conscience, DO NOT send your loved one to this place. We just moved my husband’s grandmother out of here. This place is filthy and understaffed with indifferent employees. The poor people who live here just wander around aimlessly while being ignored by staff. While at this place, I came across a confused older woman who couludn’t find her room. Unable to find any staff to assist, I walked her around the unit until we found her room. Upon entering, I noticed there was an incredible amount of dirt on the floor, which looked like it hadn’t been swept or mopped in a month. After tucking her into bed, I was able to track down a staff member and I asked if there were any custodial staff who could clean her room. She responded with “I’m just an agency nurse how should I know?” So I asked her who would. I was directed to the Administrative Coordinator who informed me that there was no custodial service on the weekends. Mind you, the common areas were filthy and had trash on the floor, the window ledges were layered with dirt, and the carpets looked like they hadn’t been vacuumed since 2006. The elderly are high risk when it comes to infections, and living in the unhygienic conditions here certainly increases the chance of falling ill. These people cannot care for themselves, it is Park Creek Place’s responsibility to provide a comfortable and safe living environment for them and they are clearly not doing so. The residents here should be cared for with warmth and love, and it is heartbreaking to see that this facility does the exact opposite. Shame on you, Park Creek Place. This is the type of facility that you want to avoid at all costs.

If you have a conscience, DO NOT send your loved one to this place. We just moved my husband’s grandmother out of here. This place is filthy and understaffed with indifferent employees. The poor people who live here just wander around aimlessly while being ignored by staff. While at this place, I came across a confused older woman who couludn’t find her room. Unable to find any staff to assist, I walked her around the unit until we found her room. Upon entering, I noticed there was an incredible amount of dirt on the floor, which looked like it hadn’t been swept or mopped in a month. After tucking her into bed, I was able to track down a staff member and I asked if there were any custodial staff who could clean her room. She responded with “I’m just an agency nurse how should I know?” So I asked her who would. I was directed to the Administrative Coordinator who informed me that there was no custodial service on the weekends. Mind you, the common areas were filthy and had trash on the floor, the window ledges were layered with dirt, and the carpets looked like they hadn’t been vacuumed since 2006. The elderly are high risk when it comes to infections, and living in the unhygienic conditions here certainly increases the chance of falling ill. These people cannot care for themselves, it is Park Creek Place’s responsibility to provide a comfortable and safe living environment for them and they are clearly not doing so. The residents here should be cared for with warmth and love, and it is heartbreaking to see that this facility does the exact opposite. Shame on you, Park Creek Place. This is the type of facility that you want to avoid at all costs.