Parkview on Hollybrook is a senior living community in Longview, Texas, where folks can choose independent living, assisted living, memory care, or respite stays depending on what they need, and there's a total of 189 units with 126 for independent living, 41 for assisted living, and 22 for memory care. People can pick from different room sizes-there are studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms, and they've got specific floor plans called Azalea, Bluebonnet, Gardenia, Laurel, Mimosa, and Honeysuckle, with private or shared rooms in memory care and some coming with their own baths. The campus has spacious and clean interiors with air conditioning, wide doorways for wheelchairs, and modern touches that don't feel like an old nursing home, and you'll find indoor community spaces like a dining area, theater, living room, and library. Outside, residents can sit in the courtyards, walk in gardens, use a putting green, or relax by the pool, and there's outdoor seating to enjoy the fresh air.
Meals are provided, and they're cooked by chefs who try to keep things tasty and meet the dietary needs and preferences of each resident, plus there are onsite beautician services and devotional times for folks who'd like those. There's a packed calendar full of social, educational, and fun activities going on both inside and outside, and there are programs that focus on keeping people active and in good spirits, which is nice because it helps everyone stay sharp and connected. The staff are known to be friendly, fully trained, and always around to help with daily tasks, whether that's medication reminders, mobility help, or tidying up, and caregivers work closely with families to keep everyone involved. Memory care at Parkview on Hollybrook offers special support for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, making plans just for them, monitoring the units for safety, and using games to keep their minds busy while cutting down on confusion and wandering. Assisted living is set up to help folks who need extra help with things like bathing, dressing, and handling their medications, while independent living is for those who still like to take care of themselves but want the ease of a community around them.
Residents can bring their pets, which means they don't have to give up their furry friends, and there's parking for those who drive. The campus feels safe and welcoming, with annual feedback and awards backing up the quality of care, and it's run by Discovery Senior Living. There are always activities to promote social life and plenty of places where people can just sit quietly or meet with friends, eat a good meal, or spend time outside in the fresh air and sun. For anyone who needs short-term help, respite care is also available, and every aspect is meant to make life a little bit easier and more comfortable for seniors at different stages in life.
