The Watermark At 3030 Park

harriet123

My dad was a resident in their long term care/nursing home. He started at the Rehab facility as he was recovering from a heart attack. When he first arrived he needed minimal care and was able to take care of his daily needs and walk to dining area for his meals with a walker. The initial staff when he first arrived were very good and did their jobs. In time I realized the staff members(nurses)kept changing and the new ones weren’t very good at all. They really didn’t care about the residents. Some of the aids were very good and helpful and did care. As for the food - it wasn’t very good. We would bring food for my dad at times as he didn’t like most of the food. The building was kept clean as well as the resident rooms. The lesson I learned from my experience here was it would have been a lot better to have kept my dad at home. He would have been happier and gotten better quality care and food. My advice is if you have a choice is to keep your loved ones at home.

Stanley

Everything I saw at The Watermark At 3030 Park was a five. The place is nice and new. It has been refurbished and it is completely renovated. It is very nice. I was showed a couple of rooms, and they are very nice. Everything was new.

Beloved Advocate

My loved one was in Assisted Living at Watermark 3030 Park for approx. 10 months. During that time he spent almost 1/2 of it in the rehab area( The Springs) or in the Hospital from pneumonia or falling out of bed. First of all, I would like to say that you are your loved one's best and most important Advocate. No one cares more or knows your Parent like you do. We saved our loved one's life by moving him from this facility. He' s doing well at home and has aids , which has been a less expensive alternative. He is healthy, on minimal amounts of oxygen and medicine, and is walking again with a walker. He is not on Palliative care. We were told by Drs. and Nurses at Watermark that these things would probably never be possible. Now I know why they ask for Funeral Home information when they check you in there.

kfitz00

Our mom lived here in assisted living for one month before we had to move her out. Facility is beautiful, but don't be fooled. Care was substandard: missed med administrations, forgetting to put her to bad, or bring her to meals on time. Things did not get better despite our vigilant oversight and trying to get then to get it right. We reluctantly had to move her into another facility which ended up being fabulous. Best decision we made was to get her out of 3030 Park.

Anna687258

The Watermark was a very big community. We only talked to the sales person who was very nice and talked about finances. She explained the pay plan first, which was probably better because just looking at numbers, there was no way that my parents-in-law could afford it, so the meeting was short. She was very polite and explained the services. She showed us pictures of the cottages, and the social program seemed very rich. There were certainly plenty of things to do. She mentioned different classes, like language programs where you can learn a different language, concerts, speakers, and some person from a TV show that was supposed to visit and host some series of lectures. The grounds were nice and well maintained. The lobby and dining room were nice and had a country club feel with beautiful furniture and an atmosphere of luxury. There was nothing that I saw that I didn't like.

Lois R

I’ve been to The Watermark a couple of times; I loved it. It has all kinds of things going on there: swimming, exercise, and computers. It’s very nice-looking, but you have to buy into it, and I can’t do that. The rooms were very nice one-bedrooms with a kitchen, living room, dining room, and bath. They had meals, and the food was very good; I’ve been there for lunch, and I really liked it. The staff treated me very well. The place is wonderful; I’d move in there in a minute, but I can’t afford it.