My 89 year old mom has been at Parkway for 3 months and her care has been excellent. The nurses have been very caring and helpful. The activities director, Jessica has been outstanding and has excellent activities planned AND the best thing is that she stops in mom's room and lets her know that it's time for the activity. Mom will often join with the personal invite. Mom's room is very clean and actually the entire center is kept very clean. My family is so happy that mom has such a caring place to be. read more

Edit: this was a review about Parkway Assisted Living Center but they decided to somehow delete my review off of google and deleted their Facebook account... During these times of Covid employers should take extra caution towards their facility. But this facility does not. There's been times where I was sick and had gotten a Covid test and my employer was upset because I couldn't make it into work. That's happened twice. Recently I wasn't feeling the greatest and was puking and just had a sore throat and I mentioned that I couldn't make it into work that day. Marcie, the owner, then technically threatened me saying that if I didn't show up to work, I would be terminated. She knew I didn't feel well. I told her that I would provide a doctors note for her, but in her eyes that didn't matter and continued to tell me that I would be terminated. She tries to say it's because she can't depend on me because of my absences. But half of my absences were from doctors notes during the times I have gotten the Covid test. The other times, I usually found a replacement or traded shifts. There we're probably 5 times in the 5-6 months I've been there where they actually had to beg someone to work for me or they'd work themselves. Considering that they have this facility with older residents who can get sick easily, they should take extreme cautions of when their employees are sick. They shouldn't be forced to come into work. I've heard from my other coworkers as well that they were told to come in when they were sick. I've worked with a girl who was sick all week and technically that would be putting the residents in danger but they don't care. The fact that i was told that even if I missed work with a doctors note excusing me from that day, that I would be terminated, made me realize just how toxic of a place this is. So I quit. But also, some caregivers working there definitely shouldn't have a job. I see residents not getting what they asked for and I also see residents who get ignored. I go to a nurse who isn't busy and just sitting down and tell them that this resident wants to be taken back to their room and I get told that they'll have to wait, which is like another 15-20 minutes. I've seen another resident scream "help me, help me", and that same exact nurse told him that he'd have to wait as she continued talking to another employee...This place is not it! Oh, and let's not forget that the owners talk crap about their own employees and have said some rude things about the residents. read more