Our Response to COVID-19 Coronavirus. Learn more here.

Maintaining the health, wellness and safety of the residents and staff at Park Place Senior Living continues to be our number one priority.  At this time, our residences remain closed to non-essential visitors.  However, we feel we have a responsibility to take small, carefully measured steps to slowly begin to reopen our campus and reunite residents with their loved ones.

Currently we are allowing up to two people at a time to visit inside the building in designated areas.  The visit must be scheduled in advance.  Visitors will be screened according to federal, state and local guidelines, and everyone must wear a mask and stay 6 feet apart.

We continue to accept new admissions.  Virtual tours are available and in-person tours may be arranged under certain circumstances.

If you’re interested in scheduling a visit with your loved one or requesting a virtual tour, please call or email the appropriate person below.

Senior Apartments – Lu Ann Bowman, Property Manager – 608-348-5312 lbowman@elderspan.com

Assisted Living & Memory Care Residences – Angie Pierce RN BSN, Campus Administrator – 608-348-5310 angie@elderspan.com

Park Place Platteville News

A Step in the Right Direction0

Campus residents and staff were thrilled to receive their first round of COVID-19 vaccinations in January! Thanks so much to Grant County Health Department for administering them. This is a big step toward combating the virus and our anxious return to normalcy. To view photos from the Continue Reading →

December Activities0

The Christmas spirit was in full swing at Park Place this past December! Campus residents enjoyed decorating Christmas trees around the buildings, making festive crafts, and celebrating their annual Christmas parties with a visit from Santa and his Elf, delicious treats, and virtual m Continue Reading →

November Activities0

Campus residents participated in a number of wonderful activities throughout November. They made adorable Thanksgiving crafts, tied blankets for the Grant County Holiday Project, and wrote what they were thankful for on whiteboards. Apartment tenants loved getting dressed up for Thank Continue Reading →

October Activities0

The month of October was full of fun activities for campus seniors. To celebrate Halloween, they went for a bus ride to a pumpkin patch, carved pumpkins, made cute decorations, dressed up in amazing costumes, and the Trick or Treat Cart made its way around the buildings. Aside from ty Continue Reading →

Join us at Young at Heart Super Socials!0

*Please note that all monthly Young at Heart Super Socials have been cancelled until further notice due to COVID-19.* This month’s Super Social is on March 12th and features Jaime Collins, Director of Marketing and Communications at Southwest Health.  Jaime has over three decade Continue Reading →