Parsons Group Inc

My biggest complaint is the price we were told it would cost for my family member to live here. We let them know what we could afford and they said based on their abilities we could be a lower level of care ($300 per level of care up to level 7). That was not honored. Some office staff do not speak respectfully to the residents and border line harass them into compliance. Some of the staff are very sweet and obviously care. There is a huge turn over in staff which is not a good sign. One family left because their family member was harassed by staff to the point that family member didn’t want to go on. I’m looking for a new place. As long as you come with your wallet open and you don’t disagree with staff it’s well maintained and smells good and they do have activities.

I went on a tour here and they answered all of my questions. The price was good and I liked how they had the option to pay in advance. They had a list of activities and it looked clean but this building is at least 30 years old and It looks like it. It just wasn't a good fit.

Toured on Friday, 8/22. Nice place, more expensive than Bethesda Gardens. Only has 2 care professionals on duty at one time. Not sure if they can handle care of 40 residents. Dining staff separate from care staff so that may help. Clean facility.

smaller with good reviews; I like this one***

Not in the best neighborhood

Spoke with director. Small and intimate. Rooms are odd. Security may be an issue.

My parent is at Parson's House and we have repeatedly had issues in care. He feels the staff is unfriendly, so won't reach out if he is feeling bad. They save expenses by hiring a staff that is not proactive, knowledgeable, or interested in caring. There is no nurse onsite, and the "medical" staff are not trained RNs, LVNs or MOAs, so they don't have the expertise to handle anything other than dispensing prescriptions or calling an ambulance. Cleanliness is also an issue. Common areas aren't kept clean, and housekeeping in rooms is not kept up well. I've never seen the staff use the hand sanitizers when moving from room to room, even during this past outbreak of the flu. While it's a smaller community, which is great for a resident that needs minimal care, I doubt my parent will be able to age in place. As his care level rises, there just isn't the training or the expertise here to provide for a resident that needs medical care beyond simple dosing.

Parsons House did not impress me at all. You walked in and if felt like a nursing home pretty much. There's no central AC, so it was stuffy. Everything was an add-on. Their base price seemed cheaper at the beginning, but then every little thing was an add-on.

the activities were pretty good within the constraints they had to follow, they had a really nice activities director. In the beginning the meals were fantastic, but then they fired their head chef and the meals quickly declined after. There was a serious incident that happened with our loved one and the care staff team did not handle it well.

Some activities Parsons House had were board games, card games and exercise classes. Our loved one was in the memory care and it didn't seem like they were keeping a close eye on her like they should of. She was able to get out two times, and on the second time she was told to leave. Her room was more on the smaller side but it worked out perfectly for her, and she like the food most of the time.

At first glance seems like a great place. However, after the experience of staying in this facility for a while I learned much of the care is not genuine. The concern is about the monthly dues being collected. I experienced a bad situation and would not recommend this facility to anyone. Also, there was a roach in my bed the first night I arrived.

My tour of this facility was fine. It isn't a very secure community, and I didn't feel that my grandmother would be safe. It is a very open community, so anybody come just wonder into the community. They didn't really take the time to show us around. The tour was very rushed and cut short.

I thought it was nice, at first but when I got there to tour, it was very noticeable [name removed] is discriminating. In my opinion, I would not allow him in care of anyone there. I no longer support them. DO LOOK AT THE NEGATIVE REVIEWS AND SEE.

Even though I thought it would be the perfect place because it's close to where I live. It smelled of mildew and it has flooded in the past by Hurricane Harvey.

We were looking for a community for my mother to move into, and we toured Parsons House Cypress. We found this community very unsatisfactory. Upon arriving, we found that the day staff worker at the front desk was fast asleep in her chair. She woke up, looked at us, and almost immediately returned to sleep. I also had a friend stay here for rehab, and we found the food to be terrible. Several times, the nurses would also argue with my friend about when to take medications. I cannot recommend this community to anyone because the staff just seems so irresponsible and careless that I worry about what would happen to their loved ones if they stayed here.

Parsons House was our first Experience with an assisted living facility. It was awful. It's very expensive - more than many other really good facilities. The staff (less a few) is so condescending to the residents and they treat them like children even to the point of calling their caregivers constantly to share their bad behavior. It is all about the staff - not at all about the residents - in fact they act as if the residents get in the way of their day. I found another facility for my mom and I was just floored by how bad Parsons actually is - once relocated into a facility that is what they proclaim to be. My biggest regret was not finding the other facility before Parsons. I would never recommend Parsons House to anyone. There are far better places out there - far better!!!!! Research them all before you decide, and think long and hard before placing a loved one in Parsons House Cypress. My Mom was down right depressed the entire time of her stay here and as soon as I got her out of there - she was completely fine and able to thrive. Our seniors should be treated with great respect - not like toddlers.