Park Place Senior Living

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They have bands that will come and play for the residents outside. They have bingo available for residents, along with other activities to choose from. I am very comfortable here. The staff are very friendly. The food hasn't been very good for me.

The room sizes are good. The staff is kind. They have been proactive regarding Covid-19. The food is good. They have some outdoor space. They usually have a lot of activities and bring in entertainment for the residents. They have a beauty salon.

Thank you for the picture of my mom. She looks great, which makes us all feel better. It is a great idea to send these as it brings some peace to families in these trying times. We know mom is in good hands! Our gratitude to everyone at Park Place who are providing care to our loved ones!

My mother recently moved into Park Place Senior Living and on behalf of my brothers and mom, we wanted to say thank you. Everyone has been incredibly kind, helpful, and available as mom made the move and is transitioning. It is in the spirit of caring there that makes all the difference. In the midst of a very difficult time you all made the difference, and we are so very grateful.

[Name removed] was very professional and was able to answer all my questions. Nice lay out and lots of activities. Didn't sample the food but heard it was good. Restaurant style dining available from 7:30 am until 6:30 pm. Kind of pricey and move in fee is equivalent to one months rent. I would recommend this facility.

Very nice, clean, friendly staff and residents, like the fact that the facility is one story and each apartment has a patio. Lots of activities.

My first impression of Park Place was very good. The administrative staff was friendly and helpful. Keep in mind this was my first experience with an assisted living facility. At the time, very few facilities had openings. Park Place was one of the nicest we visited but also one of the most expensive. I would say that Park Place is more of a retirement living than assisted due to the amount of nursing staff and their lack of education. Many of the "nursing staff" had no qualification for helping my mother. My mothers main connection with the staff was a button which often went unanswered or was answered after a long period of time. A few of the nursing staff appeared to hold the whole department together. These key persons were wonderful but unfortunately they didn't work every day. The food is marginal at best and includes a lot of chicken and turkey. The cafeteria is not clean. Dirty dishes are often left on tables for long periods of time. The apartment cleaning is done once per week but they seemed to have problems staffing this area. The maintenance persons were wonderful help with moving her in and helping set up some furniture. Park Place is not a good fit for my mother and her physical needs.

Mom has lived at Park Place for a month and a half now. She was able to settle in and feel at home quickly because the staff went out of their way to help her meet people and feel included. There are a variety of activities offered daily ans weekly that she has started to enjoy. To quote my daughter after her first visit to see where Grandma lives, "It looks, feels and smells more like a nice hotel or apartment building than an 'old people's home'." The most important thing for me is that Mom is happy, active and safe. And she is all of those things and more here at her new home.

My father did not stay in Park Place. I relied in your recommendation and paid for a month, but I went to see it and decided it was not a good fit. It is very plain with no decor. The nursing staff I was told by a reliable professional is not attentive to the patients. It is like a 1950s nursing home.

Beautiful facility. Large community. This would be too much walking for my mom. It is a one level facility, which is a must for my mom, but this is just not a good fit at this time.