Parkway Gardens
379 Fountains Parkway, Fairview Heights, IL 62208
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Reviews of Parkway Gardens in Fairview Heights, Illinois
4.33
(9 reviews)
Facility
4.8
Staff
4.3
Food
3.3
Activities
4.3
Value
4.3
Carmen
5
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October 16, 2023
I liked Parkway Gardens. It was very peaceful and very well-kept. Immediately, somebody showed up and she was very friendly. She was awesome and very helpful. She showed me everything in detail. I checked the dining area, and it was very nice. Everything was clean and organized.
Dennis
5
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February 11, 2023
My mom was at Parkway Gardens. They have very caring staff. They got along very well with my mom and she with them. They provided activities, which she participated in, which were good because they got her out of her room. Even though sometimes she didn't want to, they encouraged her to participate in the activities, which was also good. They kept her room clean. She was in a room by herself. She had a TV, a telephone, a microwave, and a small fridge. It was nice. They had a dining area and an exercise area as well. The place was very clean. They were a very caring staff. When she had to go from assisted living to skilled nursing, we were disappointed. She had a severe memory problem and she was finally getting sort of adjusted there, and it was very disappointing because the staff were very good to her.
Georgette
5
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March 11, 2022
My mother stayed at Parkway Gardens memory care for respite for a while. It's a very nice facility. As far as the facilities go, it's a little pricy, but the staff was very good. Of course, they're experiencing the same problems as everybody else is having with staffing, but for those that were there, it was very good. They had great activities for them. The food was as well as it could be. It was overall a nice place. They come to the dining table and eat together. There were three meals a day, breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The activities were very well coordinated because they had a great activities director. She made sure she recognized everything. Whatever they were celebrating, she made sure they were celebrated to the highest. Even in the midst of COVID, they were able to take small groups on outings, so that was refreshing for the residents there. They do the laundry. She was in a private room. Everything was there for her. We were there pretty much every day, but she was well taken care of. There was a beauty salon area, but due to COVID, all the staff was not there. One of the young ladies took it upon herself to go ahead, to make sure mom washed her hair. I can only speak for my mom. My mom was getting her hair rolled every night. When we weren't there to do it, somebody made sure that her hair was manicured during the night so she can look cute the next day. She's in a studio. The bathroom was there and you could set a little living room area up as well as the bedroom area, but it's just one big room. Food choices were not the best, but they were working on it.
Sandra
3
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August 4, 2021
My mother is in assisted living at Parkway Gardens Senior Living. They have a very nice facility. They have the assisted living building in the front, and Arbors memory care (which is a separate building) in the back. They have all the amenities and really nice rooms. Our biggest problem with them was their inability to follow through with a lot of things that they say they were going to do. They were having a lot of trouble with keeping employees. In the last month, it has changed to new management and the facility itself. Things are running a lot better. They're still working out the bugs, and they just started up activities again.
Julia
3
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April 7, 2021
My mom is at Parkway Gardens. It has been an adjustment, but I think that adjustment is primarily because she didn't want to have to go into assisted living, and because she liked the place where she was living. It's a fine place given what she can afford, but I just think that she is not going to be happy, no matter where she is. She doesn't like the food but she has a physical condition that makes it really hard for her to eat. Food is about average and nothing special. It's a really nice facility, and it is also very small, which is part of the reason why we chose it. They have activities but she does not participate. She is also legally blind, and so she doesn't like to go to those.
Tammy
5
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January 26, 2018
Parkway Gardens was a super nice facility and very accommodating because they don't have a set time to eat. It's an open dining room. We looked at an alcove. They have a smaller amount of space for each of the rooms. The room we saw had a very large walkway closet and bathroom facilities that looked super nice, complete with ADA requirements like the grab bars, and a nice space for a wheelchair. The facilitator was super nice when showing us the facility. There are only 20 people at the facility, so it's really small. They also have an Alzheimer's/memory care unit that's directly behind them, and that's what we were also looking for. We wanted a place for my mom in case her memory changed, so it wouldn't be hard for her to move from one place to another. We were also looking at any place that would accept her dog, and this facility is pet friendly. I also like the staff, and there is a nurse on-call at all times. I don't think Mom needs that, but if she had changed in perception -- like if she couldn't take her own meds or if it got overwhelming -- I would've picked Parkway Gardens because of the nursing part of it. If you have problems knowing what food is called off of a menu, they will bring you out plates that covered in plastic to look at. They give you a choice through visuals instead of just words. It works really well for people who have lost their speech. The building, cleanliness, and supportive care like housekeeping are definitely a five, but the space itself seemed small.
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Costs for Parkway Gardens in Fairview Heights, Illinois
Assisted Living
This level of care provides support for those who need help with personal care needs such as cleaning, bathing, and dressing. Residents selecting this level of care are treated to many amenities in a home-like atmosphere, while getting support in their daily lives.
$2,460
Starting Price
Memory Care
Memory Care is specifically designed to meet the needs of those with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia. Specially trained staff members assist with activities of daily living (such as bathing and dressing) and provide therapies to slow further loss of cognitive abilities.
$4,350
Starting Price
Services and Amenities of Parkway Gardens in Fairview Heights, Illinois
Costs
- All Inclusive Rent
- Entry Fee
Room and housing options
- 1-bedroom apartments
- Companion Suites: We offer companion suites
- Studio Apartments
Dining options
- In Room Kitchenette
- Dining Room Shared Meals
- Room Service For Meals
About Parkway Gardens in Fairview Heights, Illinois
To us at Parkway Gardens in Fairview Heights, Illinois, assisted living means two things: you do the living and we help you live. Our personal assistants provide what you need when you need it. Here, the emphasis is less on paperwork and more on people. Our licensed nurse and certified medication aides get to know our residents like family, with all of their unique needs and preferences. It's like home.
Dining is a focal point of our residents' day at Parkway Gardens. It starts with an open breakfast with eggs just the way you like them. We accommodate our early risers ready for toast and coffee as well as those who can't start the day without a big hot breakfast. Comfort foods, foods familiar and favorite, are part of our menu.
Our admission counseling services are comprehensive. Our administrator helps guide the family through all of the care options available to them as well as through the maze of paperwork involved with accessing our public long term care benefits. Making it easy on the family is our first priority at Parkway Gardens.
At The Arbors at Parkway Gardens, living with Alzheimer's becomes less of a challenge for you and your loved one. We combine the intimacy of assisted living with specialized care for dementia. The size of the Arbors promotes a comforting, calming environment. With no more than 15 rooms, the Arbors co-exists with a sister assisted living facility, yet remains separate. Care is provided in a building specifically designed with the care of the Alzheimer's resident in mind. We consider each resident's own strengths and weaknesses to weave a seamless cloth of individualized care. We also incorporate the latest approaches to this challenging disease into the daily routines and activities of all our residents. It's difficult to even search for proper care while tending to someone with Alzheimer's. Each day presents new challenges to patients and their caregivers. At the Arbors we offer a shelter of care and advice for the entire family.
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