Park Terrace Village sits at 25 S Boehne Camp Rd in Evansville, IN, offering senior living with 96 certified beds and a staff that speaks English. The community runs 24/7, with nurses on duty for about 3.45 hours each day per resident, and a nurse turnover rate of 51.7%. Since 2003, American Senior Communities LLC has managed the place, and it's also part of Providence Health & Services. The staff includes a full-time Nurse Practitioner and on-site Deaconess physician coverage, which helps keep residents cared for at any hour, whether they're staying long-term or only for a short while. There's a focus on skilled nursing care, assisted living, independent living, and memory care, and residents have to be at least 55 years old.
Residents get hospital-like service but in a homey, cheerful, and safe place. The staff tries to treat everyone like family and works in teams that include nurses, doctors, therapists, and social workers who help with both basic needs and specific care plans. Park Terrace has been recognized for a therapy department that's known for helping folks recover and regain their skills, and their approach includes outpatient therapy for mobility and pain, specialized care for wounds and falls, contracture management, and programs that help with walking and movement.
The community knows it's important to focus on each person's needs, offering things like functional communication and cognitive skill activities, as well as interdisciplinary help. They also handle hospice and palliative care, working with local providers for those at the end of life, and respite care for when a regular caregiver needs a break. There are short-term and long-term care programs for illness or injury, like recovery after a stroke or surgery.
While Park Terrace Village puts attention into infection control, pharmacy services, and nutrition, state inspection reports show the community has faced deficiencies in each of those areas, with some issues in making sure drugs are labeled and stored the right way, food is handled properly, and infection prevention meets standards. Staff members are known for being caring, but like many places, there's room to improve in following procedures and keeping up standards.
Anyone interested in living at Park Terrace or just wanting to see what it's like can take a live or virtual tour, and the directory listing for the facility gets updated at least once a month. Park Terrace Village offers specialized senior services, tries to make people feel at home, and keeps its doors open for new residents and their families to find answers and support.
