Parkwood Village sits on a pretty campus in Pratt, where big windows let in lots of daylight, there's plenty of green space, and it always feels calm and comfortable, so folks can gather in cozy rooms with fireplaces, visit the library, or just sit out in the courtyard among the landscaping, and they always seem to have a nice mix of places to relax or catch up with others. The community offers several care options, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and respite care, all on the same two-story building, so folks don't have to leave if their needs change over time. People can choose from studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments, and deluxe suites, and these places have kitchens or kitchenettes, private bathrooms, roomy closets, and emergency call systems, along with cable or satellite TV. Residents can bring pets, invite overnight guests, and even let others park nearby, which helps everyone feel more at home.
Staff at Parkwood Village care for those who need help with everyday things like bathing, dressing, housekeeping, and medication, and they're trained to provide specialized support for people living with Alzheimer's or other dementias, especially through the Reflections Program, where there's both group support and private planning for each person's needs. There's a part-time nurse, skilled nursing, and meal help for special diets, plus medication reminders. The community's always got someone on site, 24 hours a day, so help is there if anyone needs it, even in the middle of the night, and the whole place has strong safety features like a sprinkler and fire detection system.
Activities stand out at Parkwood Village, since they've got an activity calendar packed with games, fitness, local shopping trips, outings, crafts, music, and book clubs, and it seems like every week there's something different for folks to try if they want some company or just a change of routine, even things like gardening, educational talks, and religious services. Meal times work more like dining in a restaurant, with Gold Leaf Dining using crystal glassware and linens, along with menus that can be tailored for special diets, and they offer home sale help and financial advice to families trying to figure out the costs. Parkwood Village also has computer classes, salon and barber services, and a game room, with all the cleaning and laundry handled by staff, so residents can focus on their own interests. Transportation's available for errands and trips off campus, and the wellness program includes exercise, educational opportunities, and group activities, which helps everyone keep moving and stay engaged.
The place values every individual, making personal care plans for each resident, and provides regular updates and health protocols during health events. They host regular support group meetings, like the dementia caregiver group scheduled for May 8, 2025, so families can get advice and support, and there's lots of help with VA benefits if someone's a veteran. The owner, Legend Senior Living, runs the community with values that are centered on caring and respect, aiming to put residents' needs first, and the place is always clean and well-maintained, with staff known for being kind and helpful. All in all, Parkwood Village tries to support independence and dignity while giving folks choices in a home that's easy to settle into, with plenty to do, safe surroundings, and care set up for different needs as folks age.
