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Parkview in Frisco
7450 Stonebrook Parkway, Frisco, TX 75034
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4
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December 19, 2023
I used to live at the independent living at Parkview in Frisco. It had assisted living and memory care as well. I lived there for five-and-a-half years; I guess I liked it pretty good. I liked the friendliness of the people. The staff was friendly and helpful. The rooms were very nice. Their dining area was rather small. They had a lot of outings, games, and stuff like that that people could enter into. The amenities were very good. However, the staff changed a lot; they needed some help.
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Bedroom Type
one bedroom apartment, two bedroom apartment
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Care Types
Independent Living, Memory Care, Assisted Living
Bedroom Type
one bedroom apartment, two bedroom apartment
Starting Price
$3,045/mo
Care Types
Independent Living
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About Parkview in Frisco in Frisco, Texas
Welcome to Parkview � an extraordinary rental retirement community for independent seniors in the dynamic city of Frisco � where you�ll experience a carefree lifestyle tailored to your needs. Enjoy beautiful apartment homes, all-inclusive amenities and services plus a vibrant social life. Take a look at some of our senior living community�s amazing apartment floor plans and start planning a whole new life where you can enjoy friends, social activities and a fun retirement!
At Parkview, we make it a point to say �yes� � and make every day as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. We call it exceptional service. You�ll call it home.
Come settle in, make new friends and wonder why you didn�t move in and join the Parkview family sooner! We�re conveniently located in Frisco which is near Allen, McKinney, Plano and many other cities so you�ll be in the heart of a vibrant area, but still within a peaceful community.
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Services and Amenities of Parkview in Frisco in Frisco, Texas
Aquatic Amenities
- Swimming Pool
Games Hobbies & Recreation
- Facilitated Field Trips/Outings
Languages
- English spoken
Pets
- Pets
Financing & Payment Options
- All Inclusive Rent
Dining
- Communal Dining
- Guest Meals
Guests
- Overnight Guests
Outside Amenities
- Garden
Transportation & Shopping
- General Transportation Services
Fitness & Wellness Programs
- Fitness & wellness facilities/equipment
- Salon Services
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
- Laundry Services
- Linen Services
Parking Options
- Parking Lot
Staff Training & Qualifications
- Staff trained in memory care
Additional Amenity Information
- Dining: Thrive Dining
- State Licenses: 106610
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Reviews of Parkview in Frisco in Frisco, Texas
4.0
(15 reviews)
Facility
4.5
Staff
4.2
Food
3.7
Activities
4.3
Value
4.0
Elaine
4
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December 19, 2023
I used to live at the independent living at Parkview in Frisco. It had assisted living and memory care as well. I lived there for five-and-a-half years; I guess I liked it pretty good. I liked the friendliness of the people. The staff was friendly and helpful. The rooms were very nice. Their dining area was rather small. They had a lot of outings, games, and stuff like that that people could enter into. The amenities were very good. However, the staff changed a lot; they needed some help.
Provider Response
Colette
3
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February 26, 2022
We went to Parkview in Frisco when my mom started this, "I want to move out," thing, but we were looking at independent living at that time. If I could rate on that, it would be wonderful, and that would be at the top of the list. However, the assisted living is a different story. The building is very small. It's nice, but it is small. The rooms were smaller. They did keep a close eye on them, which to a certain extent is fine, but you don't want them to feel like they're kept. It just wasn't the same. It didn't hold anything to the independent living. I felt the rooms were a little bit smaller. All of them were studios. I was really surprised, and I would think that they would be similar. There were some activities, but there wasn't a lot to do. They did have activities and stuff. I think their price was a little high. There was a pool for the independent living and that was absolutely gorgeous. The staff were all very nice and accommodating, and they answered questions.
Provider Response
Lucy
4
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September 24, 2020
I went to Parkview in Frisco. All the staff were very nice, but it was an older building. The rooms were nice, but the room they have, I didn't like the view. I know they had a swimming pool.
David
4
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November 28, 2018
My parents lived at Parkview in Frisco. It worked out OK. My dad was in the memory wing and he escaped one time and it took them a while to realize he was gone, but they did well other than that. The place was very clean, and most of the time the meals were pretty good. My parents were there for five months. They had stuff for them to do and they were trying to keep them both involved. They had outings for them too. Most of the staff was good.
Provider Response
Carol
4
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June 26, 2018
We love Parkview. It's a very special place. The staff is great, we have a very responsive executive director, and the activity directors are just incredible. The assistant activity director practically lives here and is very involved in a lot of our community. There are more activities than we can attend. Sometimes, there are so many activities that they end up overlapping each other. We have a French class, an opera group, and trips. We have a good travel tour director and she takes people all over the place.
O.A.S
5
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June 19, 2018
I liked Parkview very much. There were people all over doing things. Their swimming pool was absolutely outstanding. They had a beauty salon and a lot of activities. Different people taught classes on odd things, which is terrific because that's interesting. They served all three meals but breakfast is always available, and then you choose either lunch or dinner. The place is lovely and I saw three different apartments, most of which had decks. The food was delicious.
Provider Response
Donna
5
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August 22, 2017
We spoke with Jackie at Parkview in Frisco and she was very good. We liked the independent living floor plans and the dining area. We didn't like the fact that we had to find the washer and the dryer and the timesharing was per year. We liked the cable, the phone and the internet, the amenities like the management services, maintenance, repairs, weekly housekeeping, restaurant, breakfast and choice of lunch or dinner, trained staff, lawn care, scheduled transportation, electricity, sewer and water, and garbage removal. The staff was helpful, informative, and professional. They had a full kitchen.
Provider Response
cathy838044
2
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May 22, 2017
We visited Parkview, which was very new and attractive. They didn't have a permanent welcoming staff, and had someone from out of state who was working there. She didn't know the community very well, and after she showed us the room, she was ready to say goodbye. We did not talk about the financial responsibilities. I felt the administrator was cold and not interested in having my mother there.
Provider Response
Christine113356
5
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March 13, 2017
We liked Parkview the best because of the atmosphere and environment. The director and sales person we spoke with were excellent. When we visited, it was meal time, and it looked like they were really enjoying themselves. The residents seemed very happy.
Sherry025004
5
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November 21, 2016
Parkview was very nice and brand new. They have a movie room, a dining room, and the courtyard. The staff was very nice and helpful.
Provider Response
Thanks for taking the time to visit and to share your feedback. We hope to see you here again soon for a class, club meeting, special event or just for lunch. Thanks again. Sincerely, David Gustafson, Executive Director
Resident's daughter and grandchildren
1
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July 28, 2016
Today I took my 2 grandchildren to have lunch with their 90 year old great grandmother at Parkview Independent Living Community in Frisco, Texas. Remodeling has just started in their kitchen and, we were told, it will last for the next 3 months. I recorded the construction noise in the center of the dining room and it registered 90 decibels ..... for the entire time we were trying to eat! Permanent hearing loss results from sustained noise in the 90 to 95 decibel range. It was intolerable. I pity the folks eating there with hearing aids amplifying the jack hammer noise to a brain blasting level! I saw numerous elderly residents trying to eat with one hand while the other hand was covering their ear. The only consideration from management when I complained was that they are waiving the $1.50 charge if they want to take their food back to their apartment and eat in isolation. We all know the value of socialization during meal times is important.....I guess management needs to be reminded of that. The food is being prepared in the new Assisted Living facility down the block and transported over. This means that the residents get fewer choices, paper plates, plastic cups and plastic utensils. No wonder residents are leaving in droves for the new competition down the street! I won't even start to share fully my concerns on the total lack of security during this remodel process. I observed on my last 2 visits, this week, the 2 side doors either propped totally open or left ajar, male workers(?) walking freely in the halls without a name tag or construction shirt/badge to identify them or verify that they have permission to be inside. As soon as my headache subsides I am going to start making plans to free my mother from this mess and find her a safe and quiet place to spend her remaining days. From my conversations with her friends, there is not a happy resident here. At this present state, in my opinion, there is little value for the hard earned savings spent here. Back to the kitchen remodel; Parkview's brochure states "Dining at The Embers Restaurant at Parkview isn't what you would expect from a retirement community. In fact, we think you will be amazed!" .... You got that right!!
Provider Response
Thanks for sharing your feedback online again. The good news is we are ahead of schedule and after two loud lunches, all dining experiences have gone well. We are offering complimentary room service to all residents who prefer. It is so difficult to hear you say that you would choose to have your Mom leave our community because of the temporary construction situation. I would really appreciate the opportunity to discuss this with you further; please call me at 972-377-6744. We are proud of our high resident satisfaction rates, our events, programs, service oriented culture and true sense of family here at Parkview in Frisco. Sincerely, David Gustafson, Executive Director
Caring114138750
5
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September 30, 2015
We've moved into Parkview. The staff and the other residents are just super. They were a lot of help. We try to meet as many new people as possible everytime we go to eat in the dining room. The food is delicious. Our son and daughter-in-law like to come up and join us every chance that they get. The apartments are very nice. We have over 1100 square feet with two bedrooms and a very nice kitchen. We have our own washer and dryer in the unit and a small little porch outside. We've been here for three weeks. There are lots of things going on. It's like a cruise. They have all kinds of entertainment, happy hour on Friday, movies, bible study, water aerobics, exercise, card games, dominos, a very nice library, a beauty salon and barber shop in the place.
Caring101061950
5
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January 13, 2015
Parkview didn't have so many amenities, but it was nice. The rooms were beautiful, but small. They had very nice staff, but they didn't have many.
Diana36
3
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December 28, 2014
The people were nice at Parkview, but it was less formal, and it felt more clinical. They have long, long hallways; I was so confused and lost, I thought my mom is going to wander for days, and they had no way to monitor them. They had no backup generator if the power went out. They were much more expensive, too. They were friendly, but I just felt that the cost was exorbitant for such a less look. We were all quite surprised. We just felt that it was more sterile. The furniture that they had and all the sitting areas were older and kind of eclectic. We weren't impressed, even though it's beautiful outside.
Caring433
5
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December 4, 2013
We were very impressed with the Parkview in Frisco. It was clean, friendly and very well kept. The people there seemed to be very happy with the place. The accommodations were excellent. The food was also very excellent.
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