Park Place Nursing & Rehabilitation Center

Park Place Nursing & Rehabilitation Center is a small facility with 53 beds, located at 113 Central Ave in the Hyde Park area of Boston, Massachusetts, and the place has a friendly and supportive atmosphere that feels close-knit because of its size. It offers both long-term nursing care and short-term rehabilitation for older adults, and the staff pays attention to each person's needs, with registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, nursing assistants, and therapists like physical, occupational, and speech therapists on hand, along with a social worker, and the team includes dieticians, podiatrists, optometrists, and dentists who help residents keep up with their health needs. The building has private and shared rooms, and every room has air-conditioning, a private bathroom, phone, cable TV, and Wi-Fi, plus common spaces like a dining room, fitness room, gaming room, garden, outdoor areas, small library, wellness center, beauty salon, and a computer center, which gives people different places to meet others or spend time alone. Meals are served restaurant-style, and a team of culinary professionals prepares well-balanced meals adapted for special diets, such as for people with diabetes, so everyone gets the right nutrition, and wellness programs help keep residents active, both physically and mentally, with daily activities planned by the community and sometimes by residents themselves. Park Place has skilled nursing care, support with daily activities like bathing and dressing, medication management, and round-the-clock supervision and safety measures to prevent wandering, along with a 24-hour call system for emergencies, and they help with wound care, pain management, enteral feeding, and oxygen therapy, plus specialized rehabilitation services for folks dealing with orthopedic issues, strokes, heart and lung problems, or general health decline. The center provides respite care for short breaks, move-in help, transportation arrangements, and some in-house transportation for non-medical trips, and housekeeping, linen services, and community or concierge services are part of the support as well. Residents can expect a range of care types, both short and long-term, with services tailored for complex medical needs, and the nurses and rehab staff offer consistent help, usually with 12-16 hour nursing support each day, and always 24-hour supervision. Park Place has Medicare and Medicaid certification and holds a rating of 2.4 out of 10 reviews, so there are mixed experiences among families who've used their services, but many people mention the friendly environment, safety, and the variety of activities and amenities that help people stay engaged and supported.