My mother started at Park Place in Independent Living for her first 2 years and a few month ago (since Covid) has moved to Assisted Living. As someone suffering from mild (now mild-moderate) dementia, my Mom was not only treated with the upmost respect, she was embraced as part of the Park Place community. She was not eager to make this move but her condition dictated that she not live completely alone and isolated, and Park Place Independent Living was a wonderful place to land. People there (both residents and staff) got to know her and kept an eye on her as her needs changed over time. There is plenty to keep her engaged while keeping her dignity and autonomy, and her apartment was beautiful, spacious and just what she needed. (The food is really good, too!) When the time came, the staff at Park Place was kind and respectful about her needing to move to more help in Assisted Living and heard our concerns and needs as we made this shift during the pandemic. Even with the pandemic restrictions, my Mom is doing great thanks to the staff at Park Place keeping an eye on her needs. Pre or during the pandemic, Park Place has had excellent communication with us at all times. We never feel left in the dark, and they make every effort to keep their residents connected through virtual or in-person visits as rules allowed, and made special accommodations for the holidays. While there is no perfect solution during a pandemic, Park Place has gone above and beyond. I highly recommend looking into them as a continuing care retirement community. My Mom feels safe, we feel like she's safe and cared for, and in this uncertain time, there's not much more we can ask for.

In her 4 years as an Assisted Living resident my sister has come to call Park Place of Elmhurst Health & Wellness Center her home. As a frequent visitor I have enjoyed seeing her participate in activities and have observed her positive interaction with caregivers and staff and recognize how much those relationships mean to her personally. The dedication and professionalism of this community has certainly become apparent and is so relevant during this time of Covid and I have been reassured and am grateful for the communication that has been provided literally on a daily basis. As my sister now transitions into Memory Care, I am confident that the quality of care and her experiences will continue to be positive.

Park Place has a sign outside their entrance that reads, “Park Place, a Christian Community”... and I would also add, “a wonderful community!” A caring, loving and helpful staff and management. A wide variety of activities and programs offered throughout the day for residents. Several choices of room size and layouts available.

So grateful to the caring competent staff for the great care my husband receives