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5
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February 28, 2024
My mom went to The Park at Bay Area twice for respite care. They're very kind. The facility is very clean. They have lots of things and activities for the residents to do. The director gave us her cell phone number. Even after we were done with respite care, she did follow up and call. Anytime we had an issue or a concern, I called her cell phone. She called me back with an answer as to what was going on. It was very individualized care. The room was spacious and very clean. We used their furniture and stuff. It was very nice, comfortable, and decorated nicely. Everything was very accessible for my mom. My mom liked the food. They do bingo. They have arts and crafts. The residents could go to the car show. They have ice cream trucks come to the facility. They have karaoke and live bands that come and play for them, and my mom liked that. The staff members were amazing, super kind, and sweet.
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About The Park At Bay Area in Pasadena, Texas
A Sense of Community, Value and Tradition
The Park at Bay Area offers both assisted living and memory care support in a beautiful Enhanced Assisted Living Facility, that fosters a strong sense of community in a place that feels familiar. Residents have access to private backyard areas, gardens, walking paths, a home theater that is perfect for relaxing and reading, and living spaces that feel like home. The Park at Bay Area is committed to offering the best value for older adults who want to remain in the Southeast Area, minutes from family, shopping and Galveston. As a mid-size senior living community, The Park at Bay Area offers residents, both private and shared accommodations.
We embrace and appreciate the opportunity to care for your loved one. Here are some of our amenities:
- Superior Quality Care and Attention
- 24-Hour Personal Assistance
- Individual and Shared Studios with Private Bathrooms
- Restaurant-Style Dining
- Sports Bar
- Hair and Nail Salon
- Enclosed Courtyards with Walking Paths
- All Utilities Paid including Phone, Cable, WiFi
- Competitive Pricing
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Services and Amenities of The Park At Bay Area in Pasadena, Texas
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- Pets
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- Offers Respite Care
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- All Inclusive Rent
Additional Amenity Information
- Special Comment: Our community is vibrant, warm and welcoming! Every room has a courtyard view!
- State Licenses: 110343
Costs for The Park At Bay Area in Pasadena, Texas
Memory Care
$5,795
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$4,495
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Reviews of The Park At Bay Area in Pasadena, Texas
4.5
(10 reviews)
Facility
4.8
Staff
4.8
Food
5.0
Activities
4.7
Value
5.0
Rebecca
5
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February 28, 2024
My mom went to The Park at Bay Area twice for respite care. They're very kind. The facility is very clean. They have lots of things and activities for the residents to do. The director gave us her cell phone number. Even after we were done with respite care, she did follow up and call. Anytime we had an issue or a concern, I called her cell phone. She called me back with an answer as to what was going on. It was very individualized care. The room was spacious and very clean. We used their furniture and stuff. It was very nice, comfortable, and decorated nicely. Everything was very accessible for my mom. My mom liked the food. They do bingo. They have arts and crafts. The residents could go to the car show. They have ice cream trucks come to the facility. They have karaoke and live bands that come and play for them, and my mom liked that. The staff members were amazing, super kind, and sweet.
Royce
4
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September 3, 2023
The tour at The Park At Bay Area was fine. There was a lady who took us around and showed us all the different apartments. They didn't have any apartments, though, I think they only had studios. They were minimal. I think you could have a microwave and an ice box. I don't think there was a kitchenette. They showed us the community area, the lunchroom, and the business office. They were having some kind of event that day, some kind of social gathering for the residents. It was relatively new, it was clean and well-maintained.
R.2.
4
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February 11, 2023
My husband is at The Park At Bay Area. It's good. I think sometimes they are too short on staff, but that's probably everywhere. His room is small. The staff is good. They just need a little bit more. Their food is really good. He is eating tortellini and salad right now. They have pretty good food. They have activities twice a day usually at 10:00 and 2:30 or 3:00 somewhere in there. They play music and they show them to exercise. My husband does not exercise very much, but they also have people come in that have programs and sing, and they all enjoy that. They play games with them like bingo and different things. It's very clean. I've never had an experience where there has been an odor or anything like that. I'm happy with this facility, I just have to drive so far. But the facility is nice and fairly new.
Provider Response
Linda
5
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October 22, 2022
The Park at Bay Area is a good place for mom. They are very caring and involved. They more or less let them have their independence as much as possible. They have a good activity director, very good food, and good housekeepers. They keep it really clean. The bathrooms are accessible for the residents. A lot of the people that live there have dementia or Alzheimer's, and it is a pretty secure place. They have an activities director. They have activities here and there, but my mother doesn't like to go. Occasionally, she will, but she's way past enjoying herself right now. Her room is just a small, motel room type thing. It doesn't have a stove. She has her own refrigerator, and she couldn't cook anyway. They have a memory care section, but she's not in that section. Price-wise, it's kind of comparable to every other place around there.
Karen
5
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June 10, 2022
The Park At Bay Area was one of the top places for me. They might need to have a few more employees, but other than that, it was very nice. I toured both assisted living and memory care and it was very well maintained and clean. It smelled fresh and the staff was very welcoming. The lady who gave the tour was very, very nice and was very helpful in explaining everything. The rooms were very spacious and very well maintained. They had just finished activities when I got there and I saw some of their paintings and different things that they had done. Their dining area was very pleasant and inviting, too.
Robert
5
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December 25, 2021
My friend moved into The Park At Bay Area last month. It's excellent. The staff takes care of my friend. Upkeep and maintenance are excellent. It's an open layout. The rooms were excellent, open, clean, and well taken care of.
Myra
5
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September 12, 2021
The staff at The Park At Bay Area gave me a tour of the whole area, the memory care, and the regular area where the patient could come in and out. It was a very beautiful facility. The person that helped us and gave us a tour was very polite. She informed us of other things that we're not familiar with because this is new for us. I loved it, but we cannot afford that. If we could, we would have happily placed our father there. It was still early in the morning, and we just went in there for like 10 minutes to tour. It wasn't a long one. She showed us a room if my father would happen to stay there, but that was it because we were not going to get anything (which is why I didn't want to take too much of her time in there). The rooms were nice, but we would have to furnish. The staff was wonderful.
Provider Response
Steven
5
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June 21, 2021
I toured The Park At Bay Area for my parents, and it was awesome. The lady who gave me the tour was named Melissa. She was very friendly and professional, and she gave me a good tour. She explained to me everything about how things works there. The room looked suitable, clean, all new, and fresh. The location is ideal for relatives to visit.
Karen
3
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December 6, 2020
The Park at Bay Area was expensive, but it's new. They only had ten residents, so they had everybody locked down in the memory side of it. He would not have been allowed to go out even in the courtyard by himself and I did not want him to feel that restricted. The whole atmosphere seemed very cold to me. It didn't seem like a homey type environment. It seemed almost more medical, especially with them having everybody locked down on the memory care side right now. I was not impressed with that. They only took us on the assisted living. They could open the door, but you didn't really get to see a lot. Everything's locked down. Everything's socially distanced with the dining rooms and all that. This is a bad time to be doing this. The nurse who accommodated me was nice, friendly, and very forthcoming. They're looking to hire staff, which was a little concerning to me too. I didn't get a good homey feeling there. It felt more like a medical nursing home type facility to me.
Provider Response
Teresa Provis
5
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September 23, 2020
I toured this facility for a friend. I was very pleased with the friendliness of the staff. The facility was very well laid out for handicapped accessibility for the residents. The food was excellent. My friend did choose to become a resident and she states it is excellent. She feels she is getting excellent care there and the staff is wonderful. And most of all she loves the Activity Director
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