$3,165
The Parkview Memphis - CLOSED
1914 Poplar Avenue, Memphis, TN 38104
Independent Living
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If you are ready for a retirement lifestyle free of housework, maintenance, and the daily task of cooking, look no further than The Parkview Memphis Independent Living residences.
Independent Living is ideal for individuals who are looking to enjoy a lifestyle full of convenience in a dynamic social community. Access an array of resort-style amenities and programs tailored to suit your lifestyle, while living in a maintenance-free, luxurious apartment. Impromptu social gatherings, planned events, and gourmet dining are all available from your doorstep.
Conveniently located in the heart of Midtown Memphis, The Parkview is a charming, local landmark with easy access to tranquil outdoor amenities and culture-rich destinations, providing residents with endless opportunities to expand their horizons.
ServiceRest easy knowing an attentive and professional staff stand ready to assist you with a range of personalized services, including full-service dining experiences, housekeeping and maintenance services, dynamic engagement opportunities, complimentary scheduled transportation, and holistic wellness offerings.
EngagementThe Parkview features expansive engagement offerings. Led by our full-time Engagement Director. They have a daily schedule of activities to become involved in with their neighbors. The Parkview offers our residents a full-service beauty and barbershop. We offer transportation for medical appointments, shopping trips and outings to see the sights and sounds of Memphis.
CulinaryNo matter your craving, from a light snack to a fine dining experience, The Parkview offers a wide range of exquisite dining options. Our on-site gourmet chef and culinary team constantly adapting, perfecting, and creating dishes that delight the taste buds and ignite the senses.
Social LifeAt The Parkview, we understand the importance and benefits of a social life for seniors. Numerous studies have shown that when seniors have a packed social life then it helps them become more physically active, sleep better and forge new friendships with their neighbors. When you stop by one of our properties, make sure you ask to see our activity calendar. As one resident's son put it, "It's like a cruise ship itinerary, and I love coming here with mom to enjoy them!" We would love for you to follow us on our social channels, and please come by and visit to experience one of the many social activities.
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- Fee Structure: Entry fee cost : $1000
- Special Comment: The Parkview features exceptional services, superior dining options, dynamic engagement opportunities and holistic wellness offerings, making it the ideal destination to enhance your vibrant way of life.
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Reviews of The Parkview Memphis - CLOSED
4.3
8 reviews
Facility
4.5
Staff
4.9
Food
4.7
Activities
5.0
Jesse
5
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November 29, 2019
Everything at The Parkview was favorable. The apartments were good. The staff members were very friendly, very competent, and very professional. The dining area looked good. I had lunch there and it was good. They had a library, a game room, and an exercise area. I like this community.
Henry
5
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November 1, 2018
I liked The Parkview, but their prices were a little bit extravagant. I liked the residents and the people that work there. The setup was real nice. I liked everything except the price. I liked the way the food was arranged. They have bingo, checkers, and a pool table. The staff was great.
Marilyn
5
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October 6, 2017
The rooms at The Parkview were spacious, bright, and had very large closets. The food was very good. The building was beautiful, old, and historic. They had happy hour, wine and cheese, a piano, puzzles, and a pool table. Once you become a resident, you get a membership to the zoo and to the art museum. They would also take you to your doctors' appointments.
Anonymous1019ec
4
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November 7, 2020
For the money, The Parkview is a nice place. I saw the small room, and the next one, and they were nice. It's a cheaper place, so it's not the Taj Mahal, but it's nice for what it was. They have a room where they do exercises, they had an area downstairs with a grand piano, then I saw the dining area, which was very nice, and then he showed me the rooms, and he was very nice. I thought he was really good, the director.
LT
4
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November 15, 2019
My dad didn't like The Parkview because they had these elevators to get to the rooms. Plus, it was a little bit more expensive than other places as well. The director was very nice and friendly. She showed us a model of one of their studio apartments. The place was OK, but I didn't like the studio set up. It seemed like they have more activities for the residents to do. They have movie nights, every Friday they have happy hour, and they have a band or some type of music. They also go on outings to different places. The place was nice and clean.
Barbara
4
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December 7, 2017
I liked The Parkview. It was an older place because it was an old hotel, so some of the furniture was originally from the 1920s. It had gas stoves, which I wasn't too keen on. The location was nice, and they offered very competitive services, like transportation to doctors, and daily outings and trips. Some of the drawbacks were that laundry was not on every floor, and the building was 10 floors which could be a problem if the resident is not too mobile. The staff that I talked to was very friendly.
Tijuana
4
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October 15, 2017
The Parkview is a nice facility and beautiful on the inside. The apartments were recently upgraded and have a lot of space. They have a lot of activities throughout the week. They have happy hour, trips to attractions throughout the city, to grocery stores, arts museums, or the zoo. It's easy to get around, but the parking was not appealing. There wasn't a lot and a covered garage would be better. It costs a lot.
Mary Lynne
3
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June 10, 2018
I was a resident of The Parkview. It was very good in the beginning, but it changed property managers. It's a very old historic building close to downtown and the art district in Memphis. It used to be a very predominant place for people to come. However, it had not been maintained. We chose to live there because of its grandeur. Initially, the property management was great. We loved working with the gentleman and all the staff until the new owners came. I have been back there and I've talked to some of the folks that still live there and some that still work there. It turned into more of an assisted living place. The food was great and they offered three meals a day. When the new owners came in, they offered a dinner brownbag on Sundays. They had transportation to shopping. They had one washer and dryer on each floor, but sometimes they were not working properly. All of the floors were not very clean, but the housekeeping people were really sweet, nice, and very accommodating. The ativities were geared to two different types of people. They had exercises. We also had a gorgeous courtyard with beautiful flowers. We had nice little watermelon, lemonade, and ice cream parties. The new property manager is doing a great job.
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