Parkwood Village & Landing

Sunflower123

I recently visited the community and it was a wonderful experience. The staff were very friendly and it was neat and clean. I would love to move my loved one in.

Caring91512750

I went to visit Parkwood Village & Landing for a few hours and it's a nice facility. The people are nice as well and I would certainly have no problem putting my mom there. However, it's very expensive. I like that it's new and clean too. The whole visit was very good.

Caring66004650

The people at Landing at Parkwood were very helpful as well as some of the staff. All in all it was okay, but not a great visit. The dining room was okay. The apartments were okay, but nothing special and it was not spacious.

Julie22

The Landing at Parkwood was a really nice community. It's got a lot for the elderly to do, so that they're not isolated.Their independent living is separated from the nursing home, so whatever activities they had were geared for independent people. The rooms were beautiful. This will be for my mother-in-law.

Anonymous68887550

My visit at The Landing was great. It is very similar to the assisted living facility we visited but it doesn't have a nursing staff onsite. However, it is really a nice facility. Their accommodations are great. They are spacious, clean and neat, and you can put your own furniture in them. The staff is very, very nice. When we took my mother-in-law at that place, she met several people. Everybody was really nice to us. This is certainly a place to consider for my mother-in-law.

JSteven

The Landing at Parkwood Village is an independent living facility, and was built in about 2008. They offer a variety of floorplans for one and two bedroom apartments. The apartments are roomy and well laid out for comfort and and usability. I have lived here for about eleven months, and am very happy to have found this facility. The meals are very tasty and plentiful. The dining room staff is always eager to please the residents. There is a hair salon available, with a hairdresser on duty three days each week. In addition, a provider of pedicure services comes in one day every seven weeks. There is also an exercise room with equipment available for use, with a Physical Therapy department here to provide services if needed. A wide variety of activities are provided to enrich and entertain residents as they choose to participate. The whole staff, on all levels are interested in providing services and an atmosphere that is beneficial and desired by the residents. They listen to and consider wishes of the Resident Council for improvement or betterment of services provided for the residents.

redcrayon

Landing: Building is about 3 yo. Looks good, but sounds travel between walls, floors/ceilings too well. Food: although marketed as "gourmet" to us, not enough healthy veggies & fruits, too heavy on grease, fat, salt, gravy & low quality meats. Portion sizes have been decreased since moving in 3 years ago. Constant complaints about food by residents have not been addressed. Promises of transportation by facility van for shopping/dr. appt. often not kept (van broken, additional rules about van use, changes in hours/days). No trained medical staff on site. If your relative needs some help with transportation, shopping, ADL, they will have to hire aides (more expense) or depend on relatives/friends for help. Staff is nice. Some of the lowest-paid workers are the real gems here. Expensive for what you get. All self-pay (no medicare/medicaid). If I knew then what I know now, I would have chosen a different place for my relative. Facility was recently sold to another for-profit corporation, so I don't know what changes they have made. Apartments are nice, various sizes and layouts. Full kitchens. Beauty salon on site. One reason we moved here was preferential admission to Parkwood Village, the assisted living facility next door; however, when my relative needed assisted living, there was no room, so we had to move my relative to a different place.