Paramount Senior Living at Cabell-Midland offers three levels of residential care—Independent Living for older adults who want a maintenance-free lifestyle, Assisted Living for residents who need routine help with daily tasks, and a dedicated Memory Care neighborhood tailored to individuals with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. Each program is designed to let residents age in place, so a change in health status does not necessarily require a move to another community.

The building is a secured community, which adds an extra layer of safety, especially for residents in Memory Care. Clinical oversight includes diabetes monitoring and management, in-house incontinence support, assistance with ambulation, and coordinated medication management. Licensed staff are on site around the clock, and visiting professionals supplement routine care so residents receive prompt attention when needs arise.

Apartments are climate controlled, and many offer access to outdoor areas and on-site parking; however, individual units vary, and not every accommodation features all options. Residents can choose floor plans suited to their mobility, privacy, and budget preferences, and maintenance and housekeeping services are provided.

Dining services supply three daily meals plus snacks, with menus that can accommodate vegetarian, gluten-free, low- or no-sodium, and no-sugar diets. Guests are welcome to join residents for meals, and clinical staff coordinate with the kitchen to ensure that dietary restrictions or physician-ordered modifications are followed accurately.

Daily life is supported by an activity center, clubs and hobby groups, sensory-based programs, birthday celebrations, a library and computer lounge, scheduled social outings, and seasonal use of an on-site swimming pool. These offerings give residents structured and informal opportunities to remain active, learn new skills, and maintain social connections without leaving the grounds unless they choose to do so.

Residents and their families say:

This community has received mixed reactions from visitors and family members of the residents, reflecting a wide range of experiences. Many praise the cleanliness of the facility, the spaciousness of the rooms which include amenities like private bathrooms, microwaves, and small refrigerators, and the overall pleasing physical appearance of the grounds and buildings. The staff at this community is often described as friendly and helpful, with special mention of the nurses and the activities director who are highlighted for their interactive roles with residents. Activities, such as bingo, movie nights, parties, games every day, church services, and musical performances are noted positively across multiple reviews, suggesting a normally vibrant community life aimed at fostering socialization among residents.

However, notable concerns are raised regarding staffing issues, including being short-staffed, particularly with aides, and experiencing frequent staff changes which have affected the consistency of care and cleanliness in some cases. The quality and timeliness of the food are critiqued, with instances of residents receiving cold meals. Several reviewers express dissatisfaction with the management and organization, especially in handling serious health concerns and responding to repair requests in a timely manner. Activities have seen a decline, attributed by one reviewer to the impact of COVID-19, leading to less engagement for residents, particularly in the memory care unit. The handling of personal belongings and medical records also emerged as points of contention, suggesting room for improvement in administrative and operational aspects. Despite these criticisms, many family members feel their loved ones are happy and well-cared for, appreciating the efforts made to keep up activities safely during the pandemic and the compassionate approach of the staff.

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