Happy Veteran's Day everyone. We never miss this national holiday and take joy in recognizing our residents who served us so proudly. Choosing a place to call home is a decision families make together. We are here to help you select the right health care center to meet you or your family's needs.
Whether you are recovering from surgery, injury or illness, or choosing a long term care center for an extended residential stay, at Parkview Nursing and Rehabilitation we have the knowledge and expertise to meet complex medical needs.
Whether you are recovering from surgery, injury or illness, or choosing a long term care center for an extended residential stay, at Parkview Nursing and Rehabilitation we have the knowledge and expertise to meet complex medical needs.
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About UsAt Parkview Nursing and Rehabilitation we believe that comfortable surroundings, social activities, rehabilitative programs, nutritious meals and a friendly, well-trained staff are. Quality FirstAt Parkview Nursing and Rehabilitation, our approach is simple: Provide the highest quality care to each and every resident every day.
At Parkview Nursing and Rehabilitation we believe that comfortable surroundings, social activities, rehabilitative programs, nutritious meals and a friendly, well-trained staff are essential to quality care. We strive to provide a warm atmosphere of friendship and recovery. Our surroundings are ideal for meeting friends and family.
Our purpose is to enhance the life of each individual we touch by exceeding expectations through compassion and love. I am eager to serve by enthusiastically acknowledging others at 10 feet and engaging at 5 feet. I communicate through open dialogue and active listening in a respectful manner. I exceed expectations by anticipating and fulfilling the desires of those I work with and care for.
At Parkview Nursing and Rehabilitation, our approach is simple: Provide the highest quality care to each and every resident every day. Respect, dignity and quality care are cornerstones of our approach to providing the best therapy, rehabilitation and skilled nursing care. It is this approach that shapes every treatment plan we offer and has awarded us a 5-Star overall rating by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
If you are a Medicare recipient and have a 3-day qualifying stay in the hospital, Medicare will pay the first 20 days at 100%. Days 21-100 are covered at 80% with a 20% co-payment to be covered by a supplemental insurance policy, private funds, or Medicaid. If you have commercial insurance or a Medicare Replacement/Advantage plan, we must verify benefits and, many times, obtain a pre-authorization.
Reviews (10)
Maureen Lafate
Jun 27, 2021
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Matthew Diamond
May 20, 2021
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Wish I could give 0 stars. No respect for their residents. Cranky nurses who talk back to patients and family. Residents get served the same bland, cold food EVERY night. They are taking advantage of COVID restrictions to keep family members out and from complaining too much about what is happening. As a physician myself, I realize that the long term care/short term rehab system in this country is certainly broken, and neglect ensures across the board. But if you love and value your loved one, stay far, far away from here in particular.
Dalton Pyle
Jul 20, 2020
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Robin Russell
Aug 12, 2019
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Terry Burns
Jan 17, 2019
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Rachel Haigh
Oct 11, 2018
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I am giving the billing team this rating due to complete and udder lying from the head billing staff, as well as Debbie the administrator. Completely appauled that business professionals would tell me my family's stay was authorized through 6/28 then bill us later stating benefits ended 6/1...then find out they actually didn't and for some reason they didn't bill. The billing team is useless and rude. Get it together...or hire useful and compassionate staff to replace these awful employees.
Jess K.
Oct 07, 2017
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Celeste Carter
Aug 13, 2017
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Mary Yazdani
Aug 02, 2017
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My husband was in Parkview Dementia unit for 6 months.
During his 6 months stay, he was hospitalized several times and each time different doctors from the hospital told me my husband was overmedicated in that nursing home.
When I visited my husband at the Parkview, I saw many residence having face injuries like bruises around their forehead, face and eyes.
Don’t recommend this place at all.
During his 6 months stay, he was hospitalized several times and each time different doctors from the hospital told me my husband was overmedicated in that nursing home.
When I visited my husband at the Parkview, I saw many residence having face injuries like bruises around their forehead, face and eyes.
Don’t recommend this place at all.
Heidi Socash
Jun 07, 2017
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Basic needs were not met. Didn't brush her teeth, never saw the podiatrist and only received 1 haircut in 8 months. We kept asking and we would be told "she's on the list." she became incontinent during her time there and they would let her sit in wet clothes. Broke my heart every time I went in there.
