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5
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November 15, 2024
My Mom spent her last 10 months at Carroll Park. While the facility is older with smaller double rooms, the staff makes it special. The staff does not sit around looking at their cell phones (a significant problem I had seen at other facilities), and were very responsive and compassionate to the residents. The family ownership and dedicated staff created a more comfortable and homelike feeling. They reached out and made my Mom feel loved and special. It was as good of a stay as could be hoped for under not good circumstances.
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About The Village at Carroll Park in Grandview, Missouri
The Village at Carroll Park is a 93 bed licensed Intermediate Care Facility that is family owned and operated, and have been serving the Kansas City metro community for over 25 years. We specialize in long-term care and provide a safe and secure environment. Veterans & Veterans Assistance is welcomed, and we provide individualized care for special needs. The vision held for The Village at Carroll Park is to continue providing high-quality and personalized care within a compassionate, kind, and family-like atmosphere. We will provide a full spectrum of healthcare services for residents needing any specialized care. We recognize through employee excellence and continuing education, we can attain an exceptional resident satisfaction and maintain a compassionate culture. Our personal services range from helping with all daily living activities along with many activities to choose from, transportation to medical appointments and the best in 24 hour care by our wonderful caregivers. Everyone is treated with utmost care and individualized attention.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Licensing and Certification
Services and Amenities of The Village at Carroll Park in Grandview, Missouri
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- Housing: Private bedrooms & Companion Suites
- Special Comment: The Village at Carroll Park strives to create a safe, clean, person-centered, and therapeutic long-term care environment for individuals, while promoting independence, dignity, socialization, and the highest functioning capacity as possible.
- State Licenses: 044174
Costs for The Village at Carroll Park in Grandview, Missouri
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$4,700
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$4,700
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Reviews of The Village at Carroll Park in Grandview, Missouri
4.6
(9 reviews)
Facility
4.8
Staff
4.8
Food
4.5
Activities
4.0
Value
4.8
Steve
5
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November 15, 2024
My Mom spent her last 10 months at Carroll Park. While the facility is older with smaller double rooms, the staff makes it special. The staff does not sit around looking at their cell phones (a significant problem I had seen at other facilities), and were very responsive and compassionate to the residents. The family ownership and dedicated staff created a more comfortable and homelike feeling. They reached out and made my Mom feel loved and special. It was as good of a stay as could be hoped for under not good circumstances.
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Cathy
5
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May 6, 2024
My husband moved into The Village at Carroll Park, and it's been very good. They are extremely caring and have gone above and beyond to make his stay as comfortable as possible. Anything that he's needed, they've been willing to try to figure out a way to get it or to work with him. The facility is not new, but it's very clean and well-maintained. The staff members are extremely helpful. I consider their food homestyle cooking. What my husband had was extremely good food. They have a lot of activities. We chose it because of the people who were there when I went and toured, as well as the cost.
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Shirley
5
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January 3, 2023
My mother-in-law is doing well so far at The Village at Carroll Park. We chose it because it was really clean. Everybody in there was super efficient and nice. The price was much more reasonable than any of the others that we looked at. When we moved her in, it was amazing how they handled it and everything. It worked out really well. She's in memory care, and the staff was all good. I didn't actually sample the food myself, but she ate every bite and she liked it. It's nothing fancy, but the care they give and the people there impressed me. They have a church, and they have activities. She had to get a semi-private room because that was all she could afford, but there was plenty of room in there for her. She has a chair, a television, a bed, and a table in there.
Jackie
4
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November 14, 2022
The Village at Carroll Park is a family run business. Everyone so far has been very kind and accommodating. Mom is in the memory care and they serve really good food to the residents. The rooms are a nice size. The only thing I don't like about it so far is they have shared bathrooms. It's like you have one room, which could have two people in it, and then there's a bathroom in the middle, and another room on the other side. So, it's like four residents have to share the bathroom, and it could get pretty messy. They have some activities for the residents and they do a good job with that, but I wish they could have more. It's just that some people require more and some don't. I really appreciate that they really worked with us though. The management and all of that are really cooperative.
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Laura
5
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August 5, 2022
My mother is at The Village at Carroll Park. I did three surprise visits. I didn't just go make an appointment and have a tour. I just came in three times to make sure they didn't clean or something, but every time I went in, there was no smell. It was very clean and everybody was so friendly. They have a beauty salon. The food looked good and smelled good, but I did not try it. They have bingo and Bible study, which my mom wanted. The night that I left her, they had a live band and they were playing bluegrass music. I did not stay for that though. I love the staff. They have a patio, but mom has dementia, so she has to be supervised out there, but it's fenced in and it's a big covered area. There's also a garden area you can walk in or you can tend the garden if you would have been interested in that. It seemed like they kept them busy and that's what I was looking for, something to keep her occupied, so she wouldn't be bored just sitting around. The facility is pretty nice. The rooms are a little small, but they try not to keep them in their rooms. If she had a private room, then it would have been big. They were less expensive than all the other ones I looked at, but that's not why I picked them. I didn't care about expenses. The staff is amazing with her. When I dropped my mother off, my worry was her following me back out and the head nurse that was going to do her intake, she redirected mama, and just her attitude and everything was amazing My mother is in the memory hall only. She's not mixed with the others. I would recommend them. The patients look clean and happy. They got three short wings just for memory. Another thing I loved about it is when you walk in the door, it's their dining room and their nurses' station is right there, so someone is watching them at all times.
Donna
3
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December 26, 2017
I liked The Village at Carroll Park. It seemed to be a nice community, but I didn't like the location. The place was clean and didn't smell bad; however, it didn't look like a good fit for my friend. The staff was very friendly and seemed to be very nice and doing their job. They were remodeling and redoing the floors and some of the rooms when I visited.
Meg Montford
5
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November 30, 2017
I couldn't have found a better place for Mom. Mom has been at The Village for two years now. I looked at several but at The Village they're just very supportive and encouraging for all the residents and the families involved. It just really seals the deal for me because they really take a personal interest in all the residents and actually the residents' family as well. I just came home from the hospital a week ago from a major surgery, and they sent me this beautiful plant. It was totally unexpected. I consider the facility perfectly fine. It's very convenient, just 13 minutes from my door to hers. It's a family owned, older building but they keep it clean and very much livable. You don't smell that typical nursing home smell when you go in. They make it like a family environment for everyone too. They are caring and they take good care of Mom. I have a great rapport with the aides that work there. They listen to my concerns if ever I express them. I try to do Mom's laundry most of the time. If things are missing, I mention it to one of the aides or even to the administrator. They immediately start looking for what's missing whether it's in the big laundry or in somebody else's room. There's another Dorothy there beside my mom so a lot of times things gets mixed up. My current husband and I have gotten to know a lot of the residents that are there. They seem to be very happy as well. In fact, we've adopted some of them. We take them goodies. One young man probably in his 40s just loves to have me come and bring him some Cherrie tomatoes out of our garden. We brought them several months in a row this year for him. There's also an older gentleman in his mid 90s who is in his wheelchair. He was pretty gruff until we started making friends with him and now he loves it when I bring him anything sugar. The activities they offer there are very satisfactory for what is needed. They have activities for those who can and want to participate. They also have an activity's director there. In fact, we've contributed to her stock of goodies by giving her things that she can use in her activities like old magazines that have pictures, old arts and crafts things we don't need and pulled out of the attic. They have taken care of Mom's nails too. The activity's director will file them and put polish on them. She will also visit the people in their dining table before they eat and offer to clean their glasses with wet wipes if they need it. They do other things too. They play bingo, watch movies and things like that. My mom is not really in a place where she gets involved in that anymore. She has severe dementia now so doesn't really get active with the things that other do. But there's always a lot going on for them. I haven't really eaten there per say but have worked with Mom in feeding sometimes. I know from visiting other nursing homes that the food there is above what most institutions have. They seem to have a varied diet from day to day. They will offer anything from chicken fingers with vegetables, potatoes to pasta. Mom likes it when they have the chili. There are a lot of times at lunchtime that she always likes the chopped onions and ketchup on top of her chili. And if I could ask, they always provide that for her in addition to the regular chili that's presented. So they go out of their way to take care of any individual request that is made. And if people can't eat with their food being provided for whatever dietary reasons, I've seen people with their Ensure shakes or soft diet food. The kitchen seems to know who needs what. They do the right food for whatever diet is needed. The value is amazing. I feel like what they charge is so much less than that what the big places charge. I'm very happy with the charges they offer. Because of the charge level, Mom is able to be in a private room not in a double room which I really appreciate for her. I just feel very lucky and grateful that I was able to find this place.
Nancy
5
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November 28, 2017
I don't know that there was anything better than The Village at Carroll Park. It was always clean. Dad had been in a rehab once before and every time we went in there, it just smelled. I have never met a thing that smelled in here. I mean if there was smell, they took care of it immediately. They were always making improvements. My dad's room was very adequate too. He had a single room with his own sink and closet. The staff was pretty good. The residents were always happy there. They really kept the residents clean. They also took really good care of my dad. He had Alzheimer's and he was always clean and bathed. They were changing him constantly. When he got sick, they were very attentive. They took care of him right away. Usually, they have a turnover but the ones that were there the longest all seemed to love my dad. The owners really spend some time with the residents too. One time, I actually saw Mr. Carroll trimmed my dad's toenails. Joe, his son came too and spent time with the residents. They really keep an eye on the staff. They were there a lot so things don't go off behind their back. We never ate the food there but we would take pizza to dad as a treat on Sunday afternoon. They provided a room for us to have a private time with him. I did show up a time or two when they were having a special party and I've seen some of the meals. They always looked appetizing and smelled good. I thought it was a great value for what they did to Dad.
Sue
5
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November 13, 2017
My husband was in the Village at Carroll Park for six weeks. Even though they have the same name, there's no family relationship. It was supposed to be long term, it's just that he passed after six weeks. I thought the staff were REALLY wonderful. He was at a point where he really needed people who would be nice and caring to him. They were very caring, kind and competent. I have been happier with them. My husband had been to two day program and I kind of have an idea how staff can be. I felt that the staff just excelled from their care, concern and competence. The community was wonderful and uplifting. My three children visited there and they also experienced the same thing. It just felt that there is really a positive atmosphere there. The employees were upbeat, it just created a really nice atmosphere. I really like the open space there with a lot of light. It's not fancy, I just felt like it was more positive. My husband has been at more fancy programs but this one was set up better. I didn't really observe activities when I happen to be there. My husband was at a point where activities really don't mean anything to him. He would be fine with a newspaper. He would tear it up and throw it around. One day there was an activity gal but only one day and she was new. So I don't know if she started doing anything. I had a bite or two of the food. It looked really good. I was happy with that too. My husband was very picky of what he would eat and they work very hard to get that which is not kind of their standard stuff. So that was VERY nice.
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