I had fun at the grand opening of the Riverwalk S dates. I enjoyed the tour I like the location…read morealso it's in walking distance to the dugout that's a bar. And right by the carousel and nice customer service that gave us the tour today

They are responsive to clients and family concerns. A close person is my life lives here and is…read morevery happy with the change from a different life as well as activities, food, hours and people. A major good vibe.

very Happy HERE I only check one place & this was it! I like it & the staff is very Hard…read moreworking. Tanya Barnard

As a former staff member, seeing reviews anything other than 5 stars is so sad. I've worked for a…read morefew different senior living communities, and the staff care about the residents here the absolute most. People don't see the behind the scenes that I've seen every single staff put into to truly enrich the residents lives. The care is absolutely amazing, and it's truly because of the amazing staff. I can't recommend this community enough. Side note: the food is amazing. Probably miss this the most

Great attitude at this lively spot. Live music all night. We…read morewere greeted with smiles, seated quickly and had all our inquires satisfied. We were given lots of options for our food allergies. The food was authentic Thai and quite tasty. We brought our wine and had a $5 corkage fee. Very fair!

Parkview Estates is a wonderful facility. The staff are exceptionally friendly and caring and the…read moreentire building is clean and well maintained. If I ever need to move into a senior living facility, I'll be right here!

My Father had to go into Parkview Estates in March. He was just coming out of a Rehab center and…read morewe brought him to Parkview for a respite stay. We were able to get a good look at how Parkview operates. On the positive side, the senior staff are very nice and friendly before and when you arrive. The facilities look nice and the rooms are reasonably well-maintained. The food was very good during my dad's stay and they had physical therapy on site. The floor staff that help the residents are generally competent and caring. On the negative side, the level of cooperation of the senior staff went down considerably after our check cleared their books. You have to watch medications closely because they hire Pharmacy techs to help with the medications that are not well trained. The Pharmacy techs are inconsistent. Before you move in the Community Relations Director and Nursing Supervisor will tell you that Parkview is in the "Sweet Spot" between the two local hospitals so if there's an event where the resident needs to go to the Hospital we can have them brought to either Trios or Kadlec. This was untrue. All the rooms have emergency pull cords in the event the resident needs help. Before you move in the Community Relations Director and Nursing Supervisor will tell you that Parkview responds to the residents within about 5 minutes. The real average respond time was about 15 to 20 minutes. They fake their response time numbers. The staff go down an entire hall, go into the rooms were the residents are needing assistance, turn off the call light then tell the resident that they will be right back because they have another person that really needs help. My Father told them at one point that he just needed help getting to the toilet. The staff told him to poop in his pants if he had to and they would clean it up when they could get back to him. My Father's stay ended when he had a choking incident. He pulled the emergency cord to get assistance. It took over 30 minutes before someone got to his room. By that time my Father wasn't breathing and had to be resuscitated. He ended up going to the Hospital and died about 10 days later. He did recover enough to talk to us about what happened at Parkview. He said don't blame the floor staff it's not their fault. It's the management and nursing supervisor. He said if he did get better, he did not want to go to Parkview because of the poor management and care. I feel horrible that I brought my Father to Parkview. Please take this review to heart before you bring someone to this facility.

Jessie the administrator is not very kind . Over heard how she speaks to staff and that alone made…read moreme not want to move in our family member . When you speak to the caregivers who are going to be taking care of the retired it only makes you wonder if they'd treat them nicely . From my experience you treat employees good and they'll do a great job . We continued with the tour of the home and she was very pushy not comforting at all . Definitely needs to get some more education on medication and newer ideas the elderly retiring now are more savy and more in tune with things . She just wasn't very personable , I do not recommend anyone to this place . Hawthorne court was the best choice we could have made .

I am extremely upset with Bonaventure. We put my 91 yr Old…read moremom in there 1 year ago for "Assisted" living because she can no longer take care of herself alone. They have never held up their end of the care they promised us she would get. In the wake of the Covid-19 Virus, they have repeatedly given her less and less care. She is not able to get around by herself any longer and has fallen numerous times. They bring in food for her and just leave it on the table. She needs assistance to eat or do most anything else. They did not check to make sure she ate. She went 3 days without eating or drinking anything because they would not help her. We have repeatedly been lied to by Bonaventure AND after being exclusively in her room for a couple weeks they purposely took her to a common area possibly exposing her to Covid-19.

My 104-year old mother has been living (on the independent side) for several years. Is it perfect?…read moreNo. But, we have few complaints and any we would have would be the same elsewhere. The food isn't the best. The room cleaning could be some better. BUT, their quick and thorough response to the pandemic has been amazing and effective. I think we have all been troubled by their inability to give more attention to our loved ones but I'm also aware that these were circumstances beyond optimum care. Going forward, I hope attention to residents can be more engaged and the residents can be rewarded for their observance of mandatory restrictions. Thank you, Bonaventure!