Park Place Retirement Living

    501 W 17th St, Big Spring, TX, 79720
    4.3 · 15 reviews
    • Continuing care retirement community
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living

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    4.33 · 15 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.4
    • Staff

      4.3
    • Meals

      4.2
    • Building

      4.5
    • Value

      4.1

    Location

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    About Park Place Retirement Living

    Park Place Retirement Living sits in a peaceful neighborhood of Big Spring, Texas, and serves adults aged 55 and older who want to stay independent while having help close by if they need it, and people can come take a tour to meet the staff and see the place for themselves, which is always helpful to get a real feel for it. The building's a simple two-story place with red shutters and textured siding, nothing too fancy, but the atmosphere inside feels warm and homelike, with staff and residents often sharing laughs and smiles and trying to keep things friendly, and the whole place seems to run like a small family where people are looked after and nobody feels left out. For those who like to get out and about, the community is close to local shops, restaurants, grocery stores, and even a medical center, and there are transportation services for outings or shopping trips, so no one's left without a ride if they want to go somewhere.

    The community offers independent living and retirement care so seniors can run their own errands, come and go as they like, and keep routines as close to what they've always known. Apartments are all one-bedroom spaces with a private bathroom, a big closet, and a small kitchenette if someone wants to cook a little something of their own, and the layouts are roomy enough to feel comfortable without being overwhelming. Household chores like laundry, housekeeping, and trash pick-up are handled for everyone, which is a load off many people's minds. When needed, trained staff helps with things like grooming, eating, and other daily tasks, and skilled, aid-certified staff are there around the clock for nursing needs such as medicine management, blood pressure checks, or wound care.

    The place tries to keep everyone engaged, offering activities ranging from bingo to craft clubs and Bible study groups so there's always something on the calendar, and folks can find company if they want it. They encourage all kinds of social, educational, and physical activities to help residents stay sharp and feel connected. For people who like the outdoors, there are nature parks, biking trails, and museums nearby. While the community focuses on letting people live as independently as they want, the presence of reliable, friendly staff helps make everyone feel secure and supported, and people say the staff truly seem to care, always ready to help without making a fuss. The setting is quiet, safe, and meant to help residents feel at ease and at home as they enjoy their retirement years, and while the property promotes a vibrant community atmosphere, the main goal is to help residents keep their independence, feel comfortable, and find a little joy each day.

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