Park Vista Health Center

Park Vista is one of the nicest skilled nursing communities I have visited. The staff is very kind and caring. Compared to other communities I have visited, this community has fewer residents assigned to each caregiver and so the residents receive prompt response when needed. Park Vista offers many activities to keep their residents engaged and maintain their cognitive function. A friend of mine is in this community and I have seen the Activities Professionals intentionally engage my friend with unique activities that meet her needs, even when she is bed bound. I have regularly seen them go the extra mile to make sure their residents feel valued and appreciated This skilled nursing community is always clean, sanitary and well staffed with caregivers and yet it doesn't feel like a hospital,

Lovely staff and very helpful as well. They treated my loved one with the most respect she deserved. I turned to Park Vista when I could not balance working a full time job and caring for my loved one. They truly made her feel right at home and supported. Will definitely recommend to others looking for care.

My husband came to here after he had a stroke. He could not walk well and had heart and kidney problems. This was a very hard time for our family. The front office staff and kitchen staff were kind and helpful. They treated us well. My husband did improve overall, and I am thankful for their care. We were sad about our experience with the walking therapist at the fitness gym. After a stroke, it is common for patients to feel tired and unmotivated. My husband struggled with motivation. Instead of kindness and patience, we felt she did not try to understand him or show empathy. Being caring and supportive is very important when helping stroke patients, and it makes a real difference in recovery. This facility helps both assisted living patients and patients who are not in assisted living.

I don’t normally write reviews but I felt compelled to write one today. I was looking for an assisted living home for my grandmother and Park Vista was the perfect option. I got all my questions answered kindly and promptly — something that you always want to receive while going through this troubling time of putting a loved one into a space that they’d feel comfortable with. My grandma doesn’t require a lot of hands-on care but just having her in a space of care was obviously my number one priority. Thank you to the staff at Park Vista!

A couple of months ago, my father stayed at Park Vista, and overall his experience was mixed. Some members of the nursing staff were genuinely caring and attentive, while others did only the bare minimum, which became noticeable at times. There was one older Filipina LVN whose name I do not remember who often seemed frustrated, uninterested in being there, and bothered by any request for assistance, even when it involved basic needs such as helping my father with a brief change. The therapy manager, a middle-aged woman named Jharudee who appeared to be either Indian or Hispanic, seemed rushed, not very engaged, and often gave up on my father’s therapy sessions fairly quickly. The rest of the physical therapy staff, which included about three members, were generally good and tried to help.