Parsons House Preston Hollow

Melissa Schmaedick

May 2026

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My uncle stayed at Parsons House while he received hospice care for terminal lung cancer. Our case was unusual, to say the least, but the staff at Parsons House remained not only accommodating, but genuinely supportive and concerned for his care. While my uncle could have afforded a “fancier” assisted living location, we chose this location because of the people, the serenity of his room, and the food. More than anything, my uncle loved looking out his windows at the trees and eating home the cooked meals. I felt comfortable leaving him in their care as I live on the east coast and could not always be with him. Management was always responsive; I cannot speak highly enough of Joyce, Erica and Lynn, and their staff. Certainly, Parsons House does not offer chandeliers, but what it does offer is human connection and compassion which, in my and my uncles opinion, is the most important at the end of one’s life. Thank you, Parsons House.

Karyn Meyer

May 2026

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I moved my handicap father into Parsons 4 years ago after my mother passed. It has been an adjustment but he’s quite happy there now. Staff is the exceptional thing at Parsons. It’s clear they truly care about their residents. Feel like Dad is taken care of which means the world to me

Sam Shamburger

Apr 2026

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My 83 year old mom has been at Parsons House for two years now and we both absolutely love it! The staff are so caring and personable, and they know both me and my mom on a first name basis, plus go out of their way to be accommodating to my mom’s health issues and needs. After going through the wringer of being in one bad facility after another, we were so lucky to find a wonderful place like Parsons House!!

Ann Tice

Apr 2026

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This is one of the most CARING PLACES for assisted living for your loved one. ❤️❤️❤️. My mom was in assisted living elsewhere years ago, I got “the best for her”- but many things were lacking. When my deaf, now disabled, and recently widowed brother needed care, we were recommended by a hospice social worker to try Parson’s. The place is kindness and care personified. There are many activities, the food is great, they have great family events, a newsletter to keep those who live far away (and close) informed, attentive and PATIENT care, a nurse practitioner who visits, a mobile dentist who visits, and I am EVER SO GRATEFUL to ALL here. NO OTHER PLACE would try so hard to accommodate a person born deaf. They had education for the staff on sign language and try their best to care for him and have gone out of their way to accommodate him - which is so very, very hard in an isolated “quiet world”. There are even 2 more residents there that are deaf now. And all are happy and helped just as the other residents are with fun, games, things to do and comfortable, caring surroundings. LOL- in the other place my brother was at, he complained about the food often, here- he can’t WAIT-to get more! But the important thing is all staff are PATIENT, KIND, truly DO CARE, available (and not understaffed like many places!), and loving to to my sweet disabled brother.. I am very grateful we found this place.

Joy Moore

May 2025

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My folks have been in Parsons House for over 6 months now and I appreciate the staff so much. Parson's house is a small boutique assisted living and the staff not only knows the residents, but also the families. It is a very warm environment and I am thankful to be able to call/text and they immediately know who I am and who my folks are, and have since the moment my folks moved in. It's been a great fit for us.