Parkview Residential Health Facility sits on a quiet street at 15 Church St, Bloomfield, NJ, and offers a family-owned, Victorian-style home for seniors who want a safe and comfortable place to live, and you'll find that the setting is small, welcoming, and spotless, with friendly staff around day and night. The community accepts both men and women and allows pets, so people can bring some of their comforts with them, and there's always three homemade meals served each day in a family-style dining room, with snacks and drinks always available. Residents get help with daily tasks as needed, like bathing, dressing, and taking medication, and nurses are on staff 24 hours, including a visiting nurse plus podiatrist and physical therapist services, and the facility also helps with medication support and can monitor blood sugar levels, though they don't administer insulin.
The rooms are spacious and cheerful, with both private and semi-private layouts, and residents can decorate their own suites however they like. The place stays clean with regular housekeeping and laundry services, and they offer both assisted living and independent living, so people who need more or less help can both find support here. For those in need of more specialized care, Parkview provides memory care that focuses on seniors with Alzheimer's or dementia, though costs for this care usually run higher than standard senior healthcare.
There are lots of ways to be active and social, since the staff organize daily activities, offer onsite social and educational programs, and have common spaces like a cozy living room, several sitting areas, and porches that look out over a peaceful neighborhood. They run recreation and community programs to keep people connected, and you'll find both short-term respite care and long-term options available. The building is non-smoking, wheelchair-accessible, and takes residents 35 years or older, with preference for those who need lighter levels of assistance, though they can help with things like transferring in and out of bed or caring for incontinence. You'll find devotional services and family outreach programs too, and the staff try to create a warm, supportive place where seniors can enjoy privacy, independence, and safety as they age, without a lot of fuss. The community accepts various payment options like private pay, Social Security, veteran's benefits, and private insurance, although there are separate fees for community, respite care, different room types, and various care needs.
