Résidence Le Parc | Maison de retraite à Montréal

Ils font peur à leurs résidents avec des menaces illégales. Ma grand-mère est terrifiée des gens qui travaillent là-bas. Ils l'ont même interdit de sortir pour sa fête avec sa famille. Ils sont horribles et méchants. Si vous aimez vos proches ne jamais considérer cette place comme option.

Ma mère y a vécu plusieurs années. Elle se sentait en sécurité et nous avons trouvé le personnel attentif à ses besoins.

Ma satisfaction pour l'aile Unité de soins, est de AAA+ et l'infirmière chef, Meriem Layadi est une perle

J'habite à cette résidence depuis plus de trois ans. Mon experience a été et demeure très agréable. J'ai habité dans trois autres résidences mais aucune ne mon données satisfaction. Je suis très satisfait des mesures appliquées durant cette période de covid 19. Aussitôt que la santé publique modifiait leur restrictions la résidence agissait immédiatement afin de nous faire bénéficier de ces mesures. Les employés sont polie et s'efforcent à nous rendre la vie agréable. Le travail de ceux-ci nous permet d'avoir une résidence propre et sécuritaire.

Absolutely terrible. We removed my mother in law. This place has no regard for the well being of the residents. As Quebec is almost fully open, as of June 6 the common areas are off limits. Although people go out and shop, some even drive the common lounge is closed. During difficult times my mother in law was not allowed out of her room, they would deliver her meals by knocking on the door and leaving. She got so depressed. We took her out and moved her to Ontario close to us. Even though Ontario was in lockdown they allowed us to visit her and have time with her. The director of Le Parc uses her own discretion as to who can visit and who can be a care giver. We were not allowed until it became critical. The management should re evaluate the direction of this home

I was reading the negative comments made a year or less ago. I felt like I had to right the wrong. First of all, my husband and I lived at Le Parc from june 2018 until june 2020. So I know what I am talking about. We experienced the first lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic and yes it was harsh, but do not lay the blame entirely on the administration and the staff. They were only following the directives coming from the government, from our prime minister Mr. Legault, the health ministry, the CIUSS that treated the private residences as if they were CHSLD or long term facilities. Was it easy for the administration, the staff, the residents? No. Was it worth? Yes, there was not one case of COVID at Le Parc. We left thinking the grass would be greener where we were going, that we would have more freedom to see our friends and relatives, OMG were we ever wrong ! We ended up feeling more alone, we missed the interaction with the residents and the staff members who had become our second family. While living at the residence, we enjoyed the many activities provided by the coordinator and had the opportunity to organized others specially at night or on week-ends, like PO-KE-NO also known as OKO, retro nights, Wii bowling, billiard teams, that we managed on our own with the blessing from the administration. You would not have that kind of freedom in other residences. When we left, some restrictions started to be lifted, and we came back to provide the residents with the activities we had started but it was also for us as we enjoyed doing it. We always felt welcome it's like we had never left. Then the second wave it, but this time the restrictions were not as bad, however as visitors we could not go back until a few months ago, when we were given the OK to resume some activities. That's what got us thinking about moving back. My husband is 73, I'm 61 and we are happy to call residence Le Parc our home. Don't just take our word for it, come see for yourself and your love ones.