Parkway by Buckner

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  Dave O 10 months ago

  Updated comments: Mom moved in in October 2025 and has been there 2 months. She loves it. The staff has been great. The residents are very friendly and welcoming. The food is more than adequate - it's not gourmet, but perfectly fine. It's more ladies than men (80/20?). Many residents have care takers ranging from full time, to as needed. This review is for the independent living at Parkway - I was worried about moving Mom to independent living from her long-term home but the people are Parkway have been AMAZING. We have worked with Renee and she has made our transition very easy. She lined up a "staycation" so mom could really see what life was like at Parkway. The grounds are very clean and well maintained, the staff is very friendly, residents are warm. Plenty of activities. We also visited Eagles Trace which was also nice, but Parkway seemed smaller and more quaint.

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  Jana Whitfield 10 months ago

  This experience in the skilled nursing unit has been a horrible experience for my husband. He currently has an assisted living location in katy. However, he had to stay in skilled nursing when released from the hospital due to administration of IV antibiotics. Parkway place decided to stop the antibiotics 2 weeks early. He was prescribed the iv every 4 hours. His physician was on the phone with Parkway Place immediately after advisement of their lack of attention. The director of nursing, Rosemary, never seems to be at the facility and seems challenged with the direction of care with the patients. This morning I arrived at the facility at 10:45 am. My husband had called for assistance from a caregiver at 8:15 am since he had defecated in the adult diaper. It had been 2 1/2 hours he had been left in that condition. On Tuesday of this week I arrived and my husband had been left in his wheelchair for 2 hours. He has had back and hip surgery in the past month and cannot move unassisted-he was not supposed to be left in the wheelchair for more than one hour. I found his caretaker, Angie, and I asked if she would assist me in moving him back to his bed as he was in pain and she said she was busy. I advised her he had his call button on for over an hour and I was afraid to try to move him by myself as he could fall-she walked away and said "oh well". I reported all these issues to Rosemary and nothing. Apparently after today Rosemary said Angie would no longer be my husband's caretaker. I guess now he will have no one-also, they let the urine bottle fill up and told him they would not fill his water because he urinated too much. He had been told the day before he was slightly dehydrated. This facility should be reported. Update as of 12/24/25-my husband's doctor had sent orders to have his pic line removed on 12/16/25-it was not removed until I called and had a very intense conversation-that was on 12/22/25! Six days that he had to wait. Rosemary, direc

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