Parkside at Westminster

Lois

I'm on a waiting list for Parkside at Westminster. There isn't another place in town that has the security, the activities, the emergency pull buttons in the living room and the bathroom, nobody can hold a match to them. The rent includes everything. Every utility, even trash and sewer trash, whatever. Nobody else can hold a candle to that, nobody in this town. Just very warm and inviting. It's independent living, and I don't even need a car. They provide transportation for groceries and doctor appointments.

Tracy

Parkside at Westminster was a warm and engaging community. They have a lot of perks that other places don't. They have the amenities to make it more comfortable. The staff was knowledgeable, professional, and down to earth. The rooms were well-done, well-designed, and cozy. I would live there myself.

Gail

My mother has moved to Parkside at Westminster. It's great. The staff is great. They have activities. They have Tuesday morning breakfast, which is like bagels and Danish donuts, fruit, and coffee. They have music. They had a St Patrick's Day party. They'll probably have something for Easter. Thursday, they had opening baseball, and they had food for that. You don't get food with your rent here, but they have little parties. It was built in the 1980s. They're very friendly.

Jacqueline

I visited Parkside at Westminster and they're very nice. What got my attention is their activities and the things that they do with the residents. They almost have something every day. There were activities like bingo, live entertainment, and also music. It's independent living, so you prepare your meals. I only met two members of the staff, the director, Dick, who was very polite and we met another woman. Everybody was very pleasant here. They took us around and showed us all the laundry room, the activity room, the apartments, and the outside patio. The place was very nice and very well kept, they prepare your meals.

R.

I went to Parkside at Westminster and met the manager of the place. He was very congenial and very knowing as he's been there a long time. He showed me two different apartments, one was in the process of being renovated while the other one was already completed. It was a one-bedroom place with a small kitchen, a nice-sized living room, a nice-sized bedroom, and a balcony. There seems to be plenty of storage for one or two people. They were very nice. It was sort of being in an upgraded hotel. They offer lunch on Tuesdays and there are deliveries of food coming in and out all the time in a day. There were several rooms set aside for gaming and socializing. There was laundry available if you wanted to, but if you had a washer and dryer, you could put it in your own apartment, too. There was a walking path in the woods behind it and they have buses to take them to various places (banks, doctors, shopping, and so forth) during the week.

Grace

I visited Parkside at Westminster. I thought it was a very nice place. It was a beautiful place, very well-kept, and very clean. The apartments that I looked at were a decent size. I didn't think the pricing was too bad for all the amenities that you would get from there. The gentleman that showed me around the building and into the apartments, was extremely professional and very informative. Then I met another woman, I'm not sure what her position was, but she also was very professional, very encouraging, and very welcoming. As far as those two people are concerned, I was very impressed. They had a nice sunroom, a library, and a large activity room. That is a facility that does not provide food. The apartments had their own kitchens, so the people that live there would be responsible for their own food.