Paramount Senior Living at Peters Township

She's getting good care here but it's extremely expensive. I wish it didn't cost so much and it's hard to watch her money disappearing with each monthly payment.

Let me start off by saying if your loved one is mobile and out going this facility may work for you. There are many activities for the residents. If your loved one is not mobile and outgoing like my mom then please think again before choosing Paramount. They present a good sales job on your initial visit but don’t be fooled. It is a revolving door for both in house management and nursing staff. And transparency is non-existent. My mom lived at Paramount for 7 months declining physically everyday until she passed away. She fell many times and three times resulted in trips to the emergency room. Also make sure you have everything in writing, because we were told the rates had just been raised and would be good for the year. Three months in they tried to raise the rates by 25% until we took action. So do your due diligence and go with your gut feeling. Just like a person, only beauty is skin deep, the same applies here. It may be a pretty building but doesn’t make the inside workings excellent.

My heart is full of gratitude and praise for the staff and the immaculate facilities at Paramount Senior Living of Peters. Several months ago, I was faced with a hard decision to leave my mom in a nursing home in Ohio where she lived all her life or move her closer to me as her health was declining so I could better tend to her. The Paramount Admissions Staff members were able to give me a tour ASAP, answer every question, explain the affordable costs, and make my mom’s move as smooth as possible. The nurses, aides, facilities staff, hospice staff, and so many others made my mom’s stay at Paramount a wonderful blessing. I wholeheartedly recommend this place and the caring caregivers who are outstanding!

My mother-in-law stayed at Paramount Senior Living at Peters Township. It's a very clean facility and has a very professional staff. It seems like a very good place for my mother-in-law to be in. Her room is a suite. It has an area for her bed, a table, and a small kitchenette. There's a bathroom. It's very nice. It's reasonable compared to other places. It was cheaper than some and more expensive than others, but the facility was so nice. We chose it because of how nice it was inside.

My elderly mother and I were hopeful that Paramount would be the just right place for my father when we met with the director to discuss the contract. We were surprised to hear that we couldn't have time to carefully consider the decision or to look at another facility. Under pressure to sign the contract or lose the room to one of the four people the director claimed were waiting to move in, my mother signed the contract and wrote a check for $[removed]. When we rescinded the contract later that afternoon, we were informed that Paramount would retain $[removed] to pay for the 2 days between our expressed interest in the room and the day the contract was signed. We felt like we had purchased a used car from a slimy salesman who pocketed some of our money because we wasted his time while there were other potential customers waiting. In spite of assurances in 2 phone conversations with the company's CEO and founder that my mother's check would be refunded in full, Paramount kept the $[removed].