Suzanne H
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
July 3, 2025
Nice Community
Administrative staff was approachable and tried to improve things in spite of staff turnover. They visited all the residents. And they seemed to care.
2305 Ives Ct, Reno, NV 89503

Suzanne H
Child of resident/client
Nice Community
Administrative staff was approachable and tried to improve things in spite of staff turnover. They visited all the residents. And they seemed to care.
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Discover life again at Park Place Assisted Living in Reno, Nevada. They provide our residents with assisted living and memory care services in a peaceful setting in the West University area. The beautiful view of the peaks of the Carson Range from the community offers residents a tranquil and majestic view into the great Nevada outdoors. This community offers a home for seniors looking to receive high-quality care — while still remaining connected to the natural world around them.
No two residents have the same needs, which is why they provide a variety of service options. They specialize in memory care, ambulatory care, diabetic care, personal care, and medication management. They also have access to a network of community doctors, nurses, and therapists who are available to provide additional care services as needed.
Residents enjoy three family-style meals each day that are thoughtfully prepared with nutrition and satisfaction in mind. They are happy to make dietary accommodations as needed. In between meal times, take advantage of their robust calendar of activities. Join in everything from ice cream socials, arts and crafts, music events, current events, cookie decorating, puzzles, piano playing, reading, and more. Staff is always looking to try...
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A Place for Mom has scored Park Place Assisted Living with 6.3 out of 10 using our proprietary review score based on 3 reviews in the last 2 years. Over all time, Park Place Assisted Living has 90 reviews with an average "overall experience" of 4.4 out of 5.
Suzanne H
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
July 3, 2025
Administrative staff was approachable and tried to improve things in spite of staff turnover. They visited all the residents. And they seemed to care.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
June 2, 2025
It is a very different but nice setting. Not a traditional facility. It's more like a home. The residents all eat together like a family. They do not have visiting hours, family can visit 24/7. They could improve by adding more staff, better cooks.
Francis
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
May 9, 2025
There’s been a lot of turnover of most key staff, which has negatively impacted service and made it difficult to assess. I’m hoping things will improve over time with a new staff. Food looks pretty grim but I’ve been told meals will improve. Quite a difference from the meals we saw at other Reno/Sparks facilities. So far (a year now), residents still have not received an annual flu or Covid shot. I keep asking. The relatively new office staff [name removed], is a gem and they are lucky to have her! I prefer to remain anonymous.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
August 26, 2024
What we like the most about Park Place is definitely the people and we would most definitely recommend this community to other families. My mom hated it but would've hated anywhere. The only thing I didn't like was there's several tables in different places for I think 6 people each. I would have preferred a large cafeteria area. My mom never would go sit with the others. They were really good during hospice also
Melissa
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
August 22, 2024
I would recommend it. The independent living side was very clean and attractive, and my mother-in-law enjoyed the activities team - her only complaint was the food, she said nobody liked it
Heidi E
Independent LivingFamily/friend
August 14, 2024
The facility is small and located in a neighborhood. So, it doesn't feel like a hotel or cruise ship setting. The location is on a quiet street. I like that the facility is gated. The staff always greet the residents by name and know them well. Dining is family style so nobody is left out. My dad loves to play Bingo!
Daughter in law
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
July 9, 2024
An excellent place for my father-in-law because it is the only place that is certified to administer insulin shots and provide a higher level of wound care. Staff is warm and supportive, and my da-in-law has improved from using a wheelchair following his hip fracture living independently in southern Ca to walking with a cane or walker.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
June 28, 2024
The facility consists of cottages. I think there are 5 or 6. The activities room is on the end. It can be quite a walk to get there if you don't live close. In the winter my husband does not participate. The food is generally ok but the portion sizes are small. My husband has lost quite a bit of weight since being there. The evening snacks offered are bags of chips put on the table in the living room about twice a week. When they are gone he has to wait a few days until they bring more. There is suppose to be a caregiver in each cottage at all times but this does not happen. He wears a monitor around his neck to push if he needs help but he is unable to get it to light up. When I have complained about this, they have said a lot of residents have problems with this. When I have turned it on for him, the wait has been 30 or more minutes. There are 12 residents per cottage. He is suppose to be getting 2 showers per week but this does not happen. He is incontinent so he often has sores from lack of changing. My husband is happy there and thinks everyone takes good care of him. I see him every day and take him snacks. I think it would upset him to move. All the rooms are private. He would not do well sharing a room.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingResident/client
June 26, 2024
What I like the most about Park Place Assisted Living is the people that work here, and I would recommend this community to other families.
DC
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
June 5, 2024
Director of nursing is a lazy lying [word removed]. Clean place and not over crowded.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
May 16, 2024
I would tell a friend, it is not for anyone who is very sociable and wants a lot of activities. It is clean, cozy and comfortable, but most residents keep to themselves and there is not a lot to do. My mother would have hated it and wanted someplace nicer, more modern, with more youthful and intellectual activity options. For my family member, it's perfect. He doesn't like to socialize, keeps to himself, isn't interested in fancy, and doesn't need a lot of care. But his room is nice and private, he has a private bathroom, he has a great view of the hills, he isn't into food (but even he doesn't like the food), and it feels very cozy. It is way better than a residential home, which in my experience, are usually cluttered, not as clean, and have shared bathrooms. The staff interacts well with him and he likes it there just fine. However, when he got very sick (he has since recovered) and needed way more care, we entered him into hospice. They come onsite to help out and make sure he is getting what he needs. It is great that Park Place accepts hospice patients and he didn't have to move. But he is back to not needing much help and it's fine. I will say [names removed] were fantastic and worked with us on the pricing of additional care he needed temporarily to make it not prohibitive cost-wise. I love the two of them.
Connie
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
May 10, 2024
My loved one was previously a resident at Park Place Assisted Living and I would not recommend this facility to anyone. I don't think that my loved one ever got her medications properly and her room was always in need of cleaning. They hire teenagers to care for elderly people. I asked a few of them if they knew CPR and out of 4 of them, none did. One asked me what it was!
Carla L
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
December 19, 2023
My mother has been at Park Place for several months now. I can't say enough good things about their staff. The caregivers are wonderful and treat my mom like family. The views are so beautiful there. The houses and rooms are so clean and the food is good. The activities director is so warm and loving She encourages my mom to participate. My mom really loves the sit and fit classes and has made many friends with the other residents there. I can't say enough good things about Park Place and if you are looking for a place for your loved one Park Place is it.
Joyce
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
October 3, 2023
The ratings are based on feedback I have received from people I keep in touch with - the communication between Park Place Assisted Living and me is great. The staff have been very patient and helpful. Based on the experience our family has had so far, we would recommend them to other families.
Heidi
Independent LivingFamily/friend
September 22, 2023
The residents at Park Place Assisted Living are treated like family by the office staff. My father was in the hospital for 5 days, and the Executive Director came to visit him! The housekeeping is great. My dad's place always looks clean when I visit weekly. Communication with the family is good. I always get a quick response when I call or email. The move in was painless. I got the key and had access...no problem. The meals are varied and of good quality. My dad hasn't missed a meal yet! My only frustration is the activities. They often don't happen at the scheduled time or at all. Very frustrating. Otherwise, things are great and I would definitely recommend Park Place Assisted Living to family and friends.
Doug
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
July 25, 2023
We picked this community because of the cleanliness and staff. I recommend them. Not a large facility thus not a large population of residents. Seems to be a better situation than very large facilities.
Mitch
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
May 18, 2023
We give Park Place Assisted Living all 5s for the very best. The staff members are what we like most about this community, they have by far made the experience. They were friendly, attentive and truly cared. Based on the experience we have had so far with this community we have already recommend them to other families and we will continue to do so.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
March 2, 2023
They are friendly. We picked this community, because during the walk through everything looked good. Also, I liked the set-up of the community, of the individual houses. They need to hire more staff. There is lack of properly trained staff, that provides care for the residents.
anonymous
Assisted LivingToured community
March 1, 2023
The tour experience with Park Place Assisted Living was great! This was the first place that we toured with and their small, house type atmosphere just did not seem like my loved one would be happy there. There was not much interaction with others. It might be better for another family, but it was not what we were looking for.
anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
February 27, 2023
Park Place Assisted Living is phenomenal - we love it. It's very homey, and our loved one is very comfortable there. They don't push him to do things he doesn't want to do. He's free to roam around and do whatever interests him. It's the perfect place for him. It's not fancy and doesn't feel like a resort/ hotel like a lot of places do. It feels more like a home.
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