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Parkland Memory Care
3500 S Arizona Ave, Chandler, AZ, 85248
Parkland Memory Care
3500 S Arizona Ave, Chandler, AZ, 85248
Welcome to Parkland Memory Care, an Assisted Living community located in Chandler, Arizona. The cost of the assisted living community at Parkland Memory Care starts at a monthly rate of $2,155 to $5,963. There may be some additional services that could increase the cost of care, depending on the services that you may need. This community allows residents to have pets. It’s always a good idea to check when you visit the community to see if your pet will be allowed.
There are 27 hospitals within 25 miles of Parkland Memory Care. The two closest hospitals are Chandler Regional Medical Center which is 3.4 miles away and Mercy Gilbert Medical Center which is 5.6 miles away.
Some of the key amenities available at Parkland Memory Care are:
- Pet Friendly
- Beauty & Barber
- Housekeeping
Services and Amenities
Services
- Activity Center
- Transportation at Cost
- English
Dining & Nutrition
- Meals Provided
- Kosher
- Vegetarian
- Gluten-free
- Low / No Sodium
- No Sugar
Accommodations
- Outdoor Areas
- Wheelchair Accessible Showers
- Respite or Short Term Stays Offered
- Handicap Accessible
- Dogs Allowed
Care
- Diabetic care
- Incontinence care
- Ambulatory care
- Memory care
- Medication management
- Hospice available on-site
My mother-in-law recently moved into Parkland Memory Care. I was very impressed with the person that we talked to at the beginning. She was very passionate and knowledgeable about the whole disease process. She had been doing it for many, many years and I was very impressed with that. Everybody so f...
My mother-in-law recently moved into Parkland Memory Care. I was very impressed with the person that we talked to at the beginning. She was very passionate and knowledgeable about the whole disease process. She had been doing it for many, many years and I was very impressed with that. Everybody so far has been extremely kind, welcoming, caring, and willing to help. We saw and toured the building. They mix levels; they don't separate. I like the decor, and the light, open look. From what I can see, it looks very clean. The residents seemed happy, and they had some activities going on. Twister was going on and it was pretty cute. They take them on field trips and some other things. They're very busy and they don't let them stay in their rooms. They make them come out to the area where everybody is out there with the rest of the people. They have the salon with the pedicure, manicure, and hair. They have a pharmacy, but we haven't done any of that yet. It's an excellent location. It's a mile and a half from our house and is right around the corner. They showed us a menu and it looked good. They have a therapy dog that comes in and they will let us bring our dog together with his records and registration. My mother-in-law likes her dog. They said that they have a furniture package, but we already have them at the other place. I will just look over and move it. But it looks like you can do it either way. They encourage a single bed because they thought it would be better, but it wasn't necessary. It looks great, clean, and welcoming. I know we're paying a little bit more over there than we were paying but if it helps and it does her good, it's worth every penny.
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My mother was dead four months after moving to Parkland directly due to staff not following appropriate safety procedures that they, themselves recommended. Despite earlier conversations with the executive director, nothing was done to educate or address gaps in care. After a fall, about which nobo...
My mother was dead four months after moving to Parkland directly due to staff not following appropriate safety procedures that they, themselves recommended. Despite earlier conversations with the executive director, nothing was done to educate or address gaps in care. After a fall, about which nobody could explain or provide any specifics, my mother was supposed to be in a wheelchair. An aide left her unattended in the bathroom where she fell and broke her hip. I made several requests to review documentation of the fall, but records were never provided. I was told they don't share that information, although when I contacted the State license agency, I was told they are required to share it. One example of the care provided occurred when I stopped by early one Sunday evening and found my mother dirty, discombobulated and with her room in disarray. Based on her usual demeanor, it was obvious that she was suffering from a delirium. (We later learned that she had a UTI, which does typically trigger a delerium for her. So much for having clinicians on staff.) Staff were sitting on the sofa watching television - without any of the residents. And this occurred while I was there, when they might have at least made an effort to appear to be caring for residents. I learned my mother had been like this before dinner - nearly 3 hours - and nobody took the initiative to clean my mother or the room. I cleaned my mother and helped her change clothes. I was told they were waiting for me to leave then they would clean the room. But I had to ask three times, then waited over an hour for someone, who then they said they couldn't find a vacuum. While disappointing, I thought the executive director would use this as a training opportunity. I was wrong. When I communicated all of this to the executive director, she attempted to make excuses, inadvertently contradicting herself in the process and certainly not expressing concern. To cap off the wretched experience, I was told that I didn't need to know about what happened there as they were "used to it." If my mother is exhibiting unusual behavior, I most certainly do need to know. We were so concerned that we were in the process of researching other places for my mother when she broke her hip. The facility is new and looks lovely. They are very good at keeping up appearances - in more ways than one. I don't want anyone to go through what we went through. If you are even considering Parkland, I would strongly encourage you to visit often, especially at unusual times on weekends and evenings.
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