LifeHouse Parkview

LifeHouse Parkview is a retirement community with 184 beds and apartments in several options for seniors who want assisted living, independent living, skilled nursing, or memory care. Residents can get help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and managing medicines, and nurses and doctors keep watch around the clock for those who need higher levels of medical care, including wound treatment and recovery after surgery or strokes. The community accepts Medicare and Medicaid and has special programs to help people with Alzheimer's or dementia, offering secure areas, memory activities, and support for early to late stages. Staff serve three meals a day, help people manage diabetes, and keep things clean, offer laundry spaces and replace beds if needed so people stay comfortable. Apartments-private or shared-give room for belongings with closets, and residents can spend time in spacious lounging areas, libraries, and a mini-mart run by other residents. People can visit the on-site beauty shop or salon, relax in the courtyard and gardens, or join planned events like arts, crafts, game nights, bingo, singing contests, exercise classes, or educational talks, with both day and overnight trips offered now and then. The building has safety features as well as spaces for socializing, including dining rooms and event rooms for activities and leisure programs. LifeHouse Parkview specialists give physical, speech, and occupational therapy, and there's a maintenance-free way of living here where seniors enjoy more free time because staff handle chores. Primary caregivers can arrange short-term respite care when they need a break, and there are different residency and rental plans to fit changing needs. The facility also has a team of internal medicine doctors and specialized healthcare providers that make sure ongoing care fits what each person needs as things change.