Park Lane Estates lets residents bring some pets, and a lot of folks like that, because it feels more like home when you have an animal with you, and you'll find that there are single units, studio apartments, and also semi-private rooms to pick from, so people can have a space that fits them best whether alone or sharing with someone. Every unit comes with a kitchenette for those who want to make a snack or warm up meals, but there's also three meals each day, with chef and meal planners making food, and people can ask for kosher and vegetarian choices too, which is good for different diets. The community serves folks at many care levels, like light, medium, and heavy care, and they won't make residents move out just because needs change over time, so they try to let people age in place if they want to, and that's something families appreciate.
People who live at Park Lane Estates get extra help when they need it, with aides there to help with things like bathing, dressing, medication, and more daily tasks, plus nurses on staff and doctors on call, along with podiatrists, physical and occupational therapists, and even visiting nurses, so there's someone to handle many medical problems or emergencies since staff are up and working 24 hours a day. There are services for diabetic care, incontinence, non-ambulatory folks with lifts, hospice, and respite for those stopping by temporarily, and since it's licensed by the state, there are checks on safety, plus extras like cleaning, laundry for linens and personal clothes, drycleaning, and mail pickup so people don't have to worry about those things. The community is wheelchair accessible and has showers with space for wheelchairs, plus full tubs for those who want them, and there is Wi-Fi and parking for residents, so visitors and technology are both easy to have.
Park Lane Estates likes to keep things fun and lively by having a recreation room, musical group for residents, gardening groups, arts and crafts, game nights, social and entertainment activities like bingo, music, shopping trips, and lots of movement or educational things so people keep busy if they want, and there's a full-time activity director running a schedule that keeps most days filled. Weekly onsite religious or devotional services are available, and the beauty salon lets residents get haircuts or styling without going far, which some find handy. Residents can use indoor and outdoor common areas with TVs, patios, and gardens for quiet or social time, and often sit outside or visit with friends, and there's always recreation inside if the weather isn't right. Friendly, helpful staff work hard to keep the place clean and safe, and families seem to notice, giving the community awards for meals, activities, and friendly service, and when people talk about Park Lane Estates, they often mention how the staff are kind, people are well cared for, and there's a welcoming culture that makes it comfortable for seniors who want a mix of independence and support.
