Caring
We offer adults and their care partners a continuum of exceptional long-term care services, including residential nursing care and specialized memory care, assisted living and adult day health services.

Compassion
Our team consists of people who are caring, compassionate, and dedicated to lifting the human spirit of others.

Tradition
More than a century of caring, warmth, and joy, with a continuous focus on providing the highest quality of care.

Nurturing
Residents at Parker thrive in an environment guided by the Eden Alternative™, which embraces and nurtures aging as a natural stage in life.

Commitment
Onsite health and wellness programs, medical and rehabilitation services, and enriching amenities exemplify our ongoing commitment to enhancing the lives of our residents.

Blizzard of February 10, 2010 – Parker Employees show dedication to their residents

Almost two feet of snow did not stop Parker employees from caring for their residents. As Gloria Zayanskosky, Nursing Home Administrator reported at mid-afternoon during the white-out conditions, "We have approximately 24 – 30 staff staying tonight sleeping on cots around the building and on the poolside lounge chairs. There is no room at the inn."  Parker at Stonegate Assisted Living residents like Mr. Gordon Aubrecht offered the use of his roll out bed and his wife Marion invited employees to sleep in their extra room.  The storm affected 6 shifts starting with Tuesday evening till Thursday morning and Mr. Roberto Muňiz, President & CEO concluded by stating, "We had outstanding teamwork and dedication demonstrated over the past 48 hours. It was a long storm and we were challenged but I never doubted that our residents were receiving the care that they needed."
 
In a long term care community, everyone is an essential employee.  Everyone went above and beyond with many employees performing tasks outside their normal duties.  The maintenance staff and snow removal contractor worked continuously clearing the snow and even had to bring a back hoe to clear the broken tree limbs. By mid-afternoon it was snowing 2 inches per hour.  When a  Piscataway police officer responded to an emergency call at Parker, he remarked, "Parker's driveway was the best road we were on all day".

Mike Callan, Parker CFO was awestruck by the commitment of Parker employees who are willing to go above and beyond.  He said,  "It's times like these that keep me grounded in the realization that employee dedication to excellent resident care is what makes Parker great. Absolutely awesome job by everyone!"

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