Parkland Manor

Parkland Manor is a skilled nursing facility for residents who need a high level of care, and the place has room for about 78 people based on how many usually live there, and it's been managed by Washita Valley Investments since 2007 with Julie Justice running it since 2016, and she's also the main owner. The building covers several types of care, so people can find assisted living, independent living, memory care, short-term rehab for folks coming from the hospital, respite care, and even hospice or home health support, all in one place for those 55 and older who need help in a care home or retirement setting. The community offers services like meals and nutritional planning, help with therapies including physical, occupational, speech, and respiratory, and there's social services and counseling, and they say some pets are allowed which is nice for folks who want a companion. The nursing staff put in 5.84 hours per resident each day, which is more than most places in the state, and while nurse turnover is at 50%, that's a bit lower than the state's average. Parkland Manor's provider is certified for Medicare and has certified beds for care, it's a for-profit limited liability company and part of Elmbrook Management Company, and people can take tours if they're interested. There've been 14 deficiencies reported over inspections, and these include pharmacy service issues like not always providing the right pharmaceutical services or having a licensed pharmacist, plus some resident rights concerns like not keeping residents, families, or doctors informed in certain situations, though these didn't actually harm anyone but had the potential for more than minimal harm, so those are things the place has had to work on. While the place offers different living options and personalized care with a focus on a comfortable atmosphere, there isn't specific information listed about special services or unique features, though photos are available for people who want to see more.