COVID-19 Visitor Education – Learn More Here

We’ve come a long way in the last 14 months and are very blessed to be nearing normalcy.  We are exceptionally proud of our staff and thankful for the patience and understanding of our residents and their families and friends.  We are pleased to have you visiting again!

Please adhere to the following guidelines:

  • Please limit the size of your group to no more than 3 visitors at any one time.
  • Please perform hand hygiene with hand sanitizer before entering the facility.
  • Please complete and sign the screening log before entering the facility.
  • Regardless of your vaccination status please do not visit if you have a temperature greater than 100.0°F, or have any of the following symptoms:  cough, congestion, runny nose, sore throat, shortness of breath, muscle/body aches, fatigue, headache, loss of taste or smell, nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea.
  • If you have any of the above symptoms please consider getting tested.  If you test positive please do not visit until 10 days have passed and your symptoms have improved.
  • If you are UNVACCINATED, please do not visit if you have had recent exposure to a known positive case.  Also do not visit if you have had recent airline travel or other potential exposures involving large groups of individuals who are unvaccinated or of unknown vaccination status.
  • Please ensure that you are wearing a well fitting mask for all interactions with staff and while walking through the hallway of the facility.  This is a healthcare setting, we require that all visitors wear masks in our common areas.
  • Please walk directly to the room of the individual you are visiting while wearing your mask and physically distancing from others.
  • Once in the room:
    • If all parties are fully vaccinated the visit may occur without masks or social distancing.
    • If all parties are not fully vaccinated please continue mask wearing and social distancing.
    • Please remain in the room during your visit.
  • A resident in isolation or quarantine will not be able to have visitors.
  • Please respect our residents and staff by letting us know if you become symptomatic or test positive within 72 hours of visiting our facility.

Park Place Assisted Living Frequently Asked Questions & Contact Form

Angie Pierce, RN BSN Campus Administrator

Angie has over 15 years of experience caring for seniors and joined Park Place when it opened in 2008. She is proud of the continuum of care options Park Place has to offer. Angie’s leadership assures quality care that meets the medical, social, spiritual, and emotional needs of each resident.
Phone:
608-348-5310
Email:
angie@elderspan.com

  • Is Park Place Assisted Living a nursing home?

    No. It is a state-licensed Class C Community Based Residential Facility (CBRF). We have licensed nurses on staff that can provide up to three hours of skilled nursing care per resident per week in our home-like setting. Seniors living at Park Place are residents in their own home. Our job is to help them stay as healthy as possible in body, mind and spirit.

  • How is Park Place different from other assisted living residences?

    Living at Park Place is different in two major ways:
    - Residents receive healthcare of the highest quality delivered by our experienced licensed nurses and care staff. Many facilities only have nurses available on call. Our nurses are in the building every day and available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

    - Tenants have priority access to memory care living options on campus, ensuring them continuum of care of the highest quality when and if it is needed. Our staff understand the issues seniors and their families face, and everyone works together to encourage independence as long as possible.

  • Does Park Place offer short-term care?

    Yes – we call it Respite Care, and it’s designed for seniors who need assisted living services just for a short time. Respite Care can be of great benefit while you or a loved one recover from an illness or injury. It can provide a caregiver a deserved break. But it can also be a way for you or a loved one to test the water of assisted living without having to commit to living there permanently. The person can meet staff and other residents, try out the meals and activities and get a good idea of what assisted living is really like.

  • Do you have studio apartment layouts available?

    Click here to look over studio apartment layouts and the floor plan for Park Place.

  • Is there funding assistance available at Park Place?

    The cost of long term care can seem daunting. To help with these costs, Park Place does have a certain number of units available at discounted rates for income-eligible seniors. For information about public funds and services that may be available to you and your family, we encourage you to contact the Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) in your area. These centers provide information on all aspects of life related to aging or living with a disability. Toll Free for any ADRC: 877-794-2372. Other options you can explore to ease the financial commitment of assisted living include long term care insurance, federal benefits provided through the Department of Veteran Affairs or the sale of an in-force life insurance policy. Please speak with Angie Pierce at Park Placene for more information on any of these funding options.

  • How do I find out more about Park Place?

    Option 1 Call Angie Pierce at 608-348-5310 with questions about assisted living and to schedule your personal tour of Park Place Assisted Living.

    Option 2 Fill out the Learn More form at the right and we will contact you according to your preferences.

    Option 3 You are welcome to stop in anytime and talk with our staff and residents. If you’d like to speak directly with one of our nurses, we recommend you call ahead to be sure one will be available. We’d love to have you join us for lunch, too!
Contact Angie with questions about assisted living services and to find out whether it’s the best living option for you or someone you love!