StoryPoint Parma

Mary Miezin 5 months ago

As a liaison for Echo hospice, I am in many facilities a day. Everyone here is always welcoming and there is a home like atmosphere. I also have had a personal experience as well with family members. Jennifer M is great when meeting with families and does an excellent job of explaining services and giving a tour of the facility. I would highly recommend facility to anyone looking.

Christine Szuter 5 months ago

All of the people--receptionists, drivers, maintenance, aids, nurses, administrators, chefs, kitchen workers, laundress, cleaners--who work here are friendly, professional, and caring. My parents have been in memory care for over a year and are so well cared for. It is a very tough job to work with residents who have dementia along with other medical conditions. The head nurses and those nurses on the floor make sure everything runs smoothly and with utmost care. The aids are particularly attentive to specific needs of each of my parents. Recently when my Dad returned from a hospital stay, he was genuinely welcomed home by all the staff. It made a difference to me to see their smiles upon his return. The building is modern and very clean. Our family feels that our parents are living in one of the best facilities in the area.

maureen scoon 6 months ago

My mother in law was at Vista Springs for a few years . I would pop in at different times to visit her and was always impressed with how clean and the care they took of my mother-in-law. The housekeepers ( Vicki and Claudia ) did a great job. If I had a problem or a concern, I went to go speak with Pam who is very attentive and addressed the concern. We did get to know several people there since my mother-in-law was there for a few years. The administrator of the building Jennifer was so welcoming and amazing. She did have to have therapy .Carrie and Kelly treated her in therapy and were able to increase her independence which increased her happiness. I would highly recommend this place.

Amber B 7 months ago

My grandma came to Vista Springs shortly after having a stroke and bouncing from nursing home to nursing home in the area due to care issues and other concerns, she ended up staying at Vista for 6 months leaving for 3 weeks and then coming right back again for another month until therapy stated she was doing well enough now that she could discharge home with a high success rate. This came from having no ability at all on her left side, not being able to lift her arm or leg or being able to walk. She’s now thriving at home and able to walk short distances. I don’t think this would have been possible without the nursing staff and therapy at Vista Springs! Also the environment was very well kept and engaging she was occupied with activities and therapy daily which filled her days and she really enjoyed as well. She had her own beautiful and CLEAN apartment which made her feel like she was at home in ways, was able to bring her personal furniture and decorations which helped out with it feeling homey. The nursing staff got to know her very well over the time she lived there to where she was emotional upon leaving due to the bonds she created in those 7 months. I have no complaints at

Brittany Dienes 7 months ago

Worst Assisted Living Facility – Strongly Do Not Recommend I would not recommend this facility to anyone considering assisted living for themselves or a loved one. During my visits, the environment was consistently dirty and disorganized. I frequently observed soiled pull-ups left on the floor, stained and unclean carpeting, and bathroom floors so sticky that my shoes would adhere to them. Areas such as behind the couches appeared to have never been properly cleaned or vacuumed. On one occasion, I even discovered what appeared to be dried feces under the clothing (with photographic documentation). Beyond the unsanitary conditions, the level of care provided by staff was deeply concerning. There was constant employee turnover, and nearly every visit I encountered a different group of staff members. My loved one required assistance with eating, yet meals were often left on the table without explanation or support. On multiple occasions, I had to search for an aide to ensure he received the help he needed. Without consistent involvement from our family, I genuinely fear his nutritional needs would not have been met. The administration was consistently dismissive and unprofessional