Parsons Residential Care Center Costs & Pricing
Parsons Residential Care Center offers competitive pricing for its studio accommodations at $2,700 per month, making it an attractive option compared to the local and state averages. In Chesapeake City, the cost for a similar studio unit stands at $3,083, while the average across Virginia reaches up to $4,436. This significant difference highlights Parsons as a more budget-friendly choice for residents seeking quality care without compromising on comfort. The center's pricing not only reflects a commitment to affordability but also emphasizes its dedication to providing exceptional support and services to its residents within a nurturing environment.
| Floor plans | Parsons Residential Care Center | Chesapeake city | Virginia |
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| Studio | $2,700 | $3,083 | $4,436 |
Overall Review of Parsons Residential Care Center
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24 reviews mention this
Staff and leadership get strong praise
Residents and families frequently describe the team as caring and responsive.
Across many reviews, residents and families highlight welcoming staff and leadership that stay involved in day-to-day needs. Several reviewers mention being kept informed about updates and concerns, and others describe staff members going out of their way to help with medical or personal issues. A few negative reviews criticize leadership, honesty, or management follow-through, including concerns raised about care response and facility conditions. Even with the complaints, the overall review pattern puts staff relationships and availability near the center of the experience.
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5 reviews mention this
Activities keep people engaged
The community offers activities that support socializing and daily engagement.
Multiple reviews point to scheduled daily activities and resident participation, including events where families can connect with others. One reviewer describes a calendar of events and daily activities that help residents stay entertained and mentally alert. Another review, however, says there were no activities or interaction, describing that as a major downside. Overall, reviews suggest activities can be a meaningful part of life here, though experiences vary by time and circumstances.
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7 reviews mention this
Cleanliness is praised, but not uniform
Reviews describe a facility that is sometimes well maintained and sometimes not.
Several reviewers describe the environment as clean, well maintained, and not smelling like a traditional nursing facility. Some also mention facility upgrades or renovations that made the building feel more pleasant. On the negative side, at least a few reviews raise serious cleanliness concerns, including pests and reports of unhygienic conditions, as well as one account of a room and bathroom left in poor shape. Taken together, cleanliness appears to be part strength and part inconsistency in resident experiences.
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4 reviews mention this
Dining gets mixed reactions
Dining quality is a mixed point in the reviews.
Some families describe the meals as balanced and say they like the menu, including references to residents looking forward to food. Another review mentions menu satisfaction as part of the day-to-day experience. Other residentsâ families report problems with meal variety and food quality, including comments about repetitive meals and food that felt unappetizing. Because reviews land both positive and negative, dining appears to depend heavily on expectations and circumstances.
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5 reviews mention this
Care communication matters to families
Families often mention communication and follow-through on care needs.
Several reviews emphasize that staff keep families updated, including calls and notifications when changes or appointments arise. A reviewer describes leadership encouraging a resident to accept needed care after a refusal, and notes the outcome after the issue was identified. At the same time, at least one review criticizes procedures and medication timing, including claims that staff wouldnât speak with the family after a medication concern. Overall, reviews suggest care communication is centralâworking well for some families and falling short for others.
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2 reviews mention this
Pricing is mentioned as a tradeoff
Affordability is mentioned, alongside other practical concerns.
One review calls the community affordable and within a range that worked for their situation. Another review frames the cost as a reason to choose the facility if other options arenât available, while also describing multiple problems with staffing, honesty, and the experience for the resident. Reviews that mention affordability therefore donât read as unconditional praise; instead, they appear tied to choosing a lower-cost option despite downsides reported elsewhere. Along with small-room and shared-bath complaints in a separate negative review, cost seems to be a key part of the tradeoff conversation.
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