Parmly on the Lake sits on a 20-acre property right by Green Lake in Chisago City and the place has a quiet lakeside setting that gives folks a nice spot to call home, and it's not crowded either, so there's space to walk and look out at the water, which some people really like. The building offers both private and semi-private rooms, including special TCU suites for people who need short-term help after a hospital stay, and the whole facility stays wheelchair friendly, with handicap access and guest parking for visitors. Parmly on the Lake operates as a managed community, with nursing staff available around the clock-those nurses specialize in things like IV therapy, wound care, and respiratory care, and they've got staff for physical, occupational, and speech therapy too, so people working on getting stronger or recovering have support.
There's a Wanderguard system in place, making it safer for residents who wander, and the setting has a secure environment that suits those who need more supervision. The place offers a range of care, including skilled nursing, assisted living, long-term care, rehabilitation, memory care, and respite care for folks who need a short break or stay. Residents can join all sorts of activities, and there's a fitness center, pool and spa, scheduled transportation to appointments, and help with getting around in general. Meals and amenities focus on making people comfortable and keeping well-being in mind, with efforts to respect everybody's interests and daily preferences.
Parmly on the Lake belongs to Monarch Healthcare Management, so it ties into a broader group that handles various healthcare programs and services for seniors. The user reviews give it a 4.2 rating out of 25 people who've commented, and that reflects a range of experiences. The staff aims to offer compassionate care, whether someone needs long-term help or just a little support for a while, and the programs are designed to keep residents as active and comfortable as they want to be, with most necessities handled right on site. There's controlled access for safety, and families can visit with parking available. Overall, the focus here remains on helping each person find comfort and dignity, with several layers of nursing and activity programs on a lakeside property that's a bit different from a regular city building.
