Green Park Senior Living Community sits at 9350 Green Park Rd. in Saint Louis, Missouri, and offers skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and different levels of care for seniors, including a dedicated Alzheimer's and Dementia unit along with short-term and long-term care options, and while the community provides on-site services such as VA aid assistance, outpatient clinics, and therapy programs like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, the facility also helps residents with personal needs like bathing, dressing, medication management, and daily activities, with nurses and aides on staff part-time, and some staff have specialized training and ethics education, though recent government reports point out that the facility falls below average on staffing, and residents often wait longer for help than they should have to.
They've got amenities like a movie theater, fitness room, gardens, enclosed courtyards, and outdoor walking paths, plus activities like music programs, movie nights, community-sponsored entertainment, and religious services, but many residents and families have said the activities are repeated and rarely meet requests or preferences, and feedback from review sites rates both the staff and activities below average-with the staff at 2.1 stars and the activities at 1.8, with complaints about staff not treating residents with enough respect or providing timely care.
Green Park Senior Living Community accepts check, credit card, insurance, Medicare, and Medicaid payments, with financial aid available, plus home sale assistance and programs for low-income families like Meals on Wheels, and it's certified by Medicare and Medicaid, though multiple state and federal citations have been issued over several years for serious health violations, unsafe and unclean conditions, lack of pest control for mice and insects, poor food quality, unsafe food temperatures, and failure to properly report abuse or neglect, with government inspections and independent reports noting longstanding issues in medical care, wound management, and resident engagement.
There are rehabilitative programs, round-the-clock supervision, healthy dining options including special allergy and diabetes-friendly meals, private and shared rooms with bathrooms, cable TV, air conditioning, and nurse or physician-supervised care for complex needs, including hospice and respite programs for those who need them, but inspection records show recurring problems with food preparation, lack of allergy accommodations, and frequent complaints about the taste and quality of food, so while the facility connects with major health providers like Providence Portland Medical Center and has a range of specialized clinics and language support for many languages, it's faced fines for care quality issues, and Medicare.gov lists the facility with the lowest possible rating, citing 187 complaints and a long history of poor performance in areas like patient safety, medical response, and pest management.
Skilled nursing, medical management, injury prevention, wound therapy, medication reminders, 24-hour call systems, and personal assistance with transfers and mobility come standard, with aides, nurses, and therapists on the team, and services tailored to residents' needs, and while there's a certified dietitian, social workers, and concierge staff on hand for support and daily living needs, inspection reports have recorded repeated failures to maintain adequate care, sufficient staff, or safe food service, and resident and family feedback shows ongoing concerns about understaffing, neglect, and lack of engagement. The community is part of CommuniCare, a corporate senior care company, and belongs to several professional groups such as the American Health Care Association and the Illinois Nursing Home Administrators Association, but the community's record shows years of serious citations and fines for failing to meet standards, so families and residents should review up-to-date inspection data before making decisions.
