Park Pointe Village

If you are looking for a vibrant retirement community, don’t look further, Park Pointe Village is the place!!! My husband and I moved into a cottage three years ago and that was the best decision we ever made. We were welcomed with open arms by the residents. We immediately got involved in several of the many activities offered on and off campus. We live independently but enjoy the dining room when we do not want to cook. We love the transportation provided to events around so we do not have to drive at night or fight for a parking space. When Covid hit, we could not have found a safer place to be and a nicer staff to attend to our needs. And now, we have a total peace of mind for whatever the future holds for us. Monique Boekhout

My parents chose to live at an Acts facility in Boca Raton, giving me and my siblings the gift of knowing they would be well taken care of as they aged. My husband and I chose to live in another Acts community—Park Pointe Village in Rock Hill, SC—for the same reason. We have lived in Park Pointe Village for nearly two years and couldn’t be happier. We live in a community with friendly residents and a staff that works very hard to keep us active and healthy. Thank you Park Pointe Village for our new home.

What is Park Pointe Village? Simply, it is a senior continuing life care retirement community rated highly by the industry’s independent accreditation organization, providing high level care to its residents at all stages in life. PPV offers independent living apartment style or separate villas/cottages. As we progress through our senior years PPV provides for assisted living and skilled nursing care all on the same campus. All this with no increase in monthly fees over what you were paying in independent living. And, the kicker, a portion of whatever stage in life you are living is a medical tax deduction. Additionally, it is owned and backed by ACTS Retirement Communities that manages 26 CCRC communities from Pennsylvania to Florida. ACTS is very conscious of delivering caring services

Executive director still there unfortunately. Great nurses have left in the last month! Also, the best Admissions Director is no longer there. Does Corporate directors not listen to the families of residents pleading with them to evaluate the management staff?? There are serious problems occurring at Willow Brook Court!!

My FIL participated in rehab there some years ago and I was impressed at that time. He had sustained a traumatic brain injury and did well there. However, present day, he is being released from hospital following an infection. His physical abilities outweigh what he could do when admitted for the Traumatic Brain Injury years ago. However, the current staff have determined him ineligible for some reason. But no one there seems to know why. My guess is that they aren't as professional as they used to be. Can't seem to get any answers on this because I would think him far more capable now than he was then. But, when I ask specific questions, all I get is "I don't know". No one willing to find out and no one who knows why which is frustrating because it makes people appear either to be