Park Place

Park Place gives people several ways to live, with options for independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing, and the staff there help with medical needs, high care, and even support when there's a hospital stay, though no special names for staff or services are mentioned anywhere. The facility sits on 5 acres with easy access to parks, pharmacies for prescriptions or small health supplies, nearby doctors' offices for check-ups, many restaurants, two transportation services, and five places to worship, making it easy to get out and take care of personal needs. It's close to three hospitals for emergencies, and people can find space for walks and recreation in the parks nearby. The food comes from chefs and meal planners who focus on nutrition, and the staff, who people say are helpful, joyful, and kind, try to create a welcoming place where everyone feels cared for. People with memory problems, such as Alzheimer's, have spaces made for their safety and comfort. There are activities for social, mental, physical, and emotional well-being, but no special terms for these are mentioned. Park Place also has care at home and residential care homes as part of their support. In addition, and this is unusual, Park Place has made a name as one of Iowa's scariest haunted houses each year, giving people a fright with things like The Sacrifice, Devil's Chapel, Klown Kraze 3D, and Motel Massacre, and now they're opening a new psycho schoolhouse and turning an old mental health facility into the Hillside House of Hell, and the haunted house area itself is big, over 50,000 square feet, all on the same land as their living community, and they keep adding new scenes and attractions yearly, so it's a place with both care for seniors and these big haunted events, but if more is wanted about any unique features or service details, it's not available at this time.