Rehabilitation Center at the Park Place

the mikie

Are you thinking about coming to Park Place. Give it a try, I did. Let me tell you a story. I had lost the will to live. After after a year in bed , i had never walked. My family and friends convinced me to give Park place a try. For the first four months I did not want to do anything. I was not the best patient. The staff were very patient and slowly convinced me to try some of the thinks that I should be doing. I couldn't stand, so the staff lifted me into the wheelchair and back into the bed. One day they convinced me to go down to the therapy room. Oh yeah I said, but was I ever surprised!... The room was filled with people like me. They taught me things from my chair Music filled the room and the played anything the patients wanted. They served us coffee. I had a good time. I looked forward to my therapy days. Eventually, they taught me to walk I now am out of park place, but I will never forget them. The staff went beyond what was required. The housekeeping staff, kept the place so clean, that my guests noticed it. The maintenance staff came by and stopped daily to see if they could fix anything. They came by on there breaks just talk. The nurses were very caring, and asked if medications were working. The certified nurse assistants saw me every day, and I became very close with alot of them. The rehabilitation staff worked a miracle on me. They made me feel like I was the only patient they had to take care of. I can't name all the people that touched me, but you personally know who you are. I can say that the entire staff at park place are the following: A wonderful combination 😍 of professionalism and a down home feeling of tender loving care. All I can say, is give park place a try, I did. The Mikie

BriansFriend

The on-site doctor does nothing but listen to his breathing once every 3 months. The staff is inattentive and the food is really awful. He takes his wheelchair to a nearby restaurant to eat because the food is not palatable whatsoever. They have no outside activities which makes the residents get four wall syndrome. They do have activities in the center occasionally but only for a few minutes at a time and not consistent at all. He does like being able to go have a cigarette 24/7 and the fact that they don't bother him for being a night owl. He doesn't have much choice in the matter or he would try to transfer elsewhere.