Park City Residential Care Home

sunny514

the staff is very rude when you talk to them on the phone and sometimes in person too. my dad has lived here for a while. says the food is very minimum. and cooked very poorly. but the biggest problem is theres times where he does not get the medical things he needs such as pills or insulin. and lately his mail has been being opened there. my dad is treated very poorly there. and has stuff stolen from him and his room.

angelsdo

My initial concern while looking for the most appropriate place for my parents assistance living facility was the fact that the only insurance she had was Medicare. I was never so impressed with a place as I was with Park City Residential Care. My sister, cousin & myself had been making the rounds looking at various places and were delighted to find this place for her. It is disturbing to read the sentences "The zipcode (06604) in Connecticut, where Park City Residential Care Home is located, has a below average safety rating based on recent crime statistics." I have lived in Bridgeport all my life (70+ years), and know the area well. The building is next to a homeless shelter also, however in the entire time my mother was living there, I was never concerned for her safety because immediately upon entering the building, there were friendly staff at the counter monitoring the comings and goings of residents and staff. One time when I entered there was urine in the elevator, which I informed the staff before I used the elevator. Upon leaving my visit, the elevator was cleaned & fresh smelling. I have visited fancier facilities that always had a urine smell in them, but I have never been there when I smelled anythingdistatsteful. Not only did the cleanliness impress me, but the way the staff went out of their way to integrate residents into the group to help make them feel more comfortable. I visited the home almost daily, remained in contact with staff if ever there was a question I had and never had cause for concern. They were by far the nicest, most caring people I could have found.