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Two or three providers side by side, across the public record: licensing, ratings, inspections, penalties, staffing, ownership, and what care costs locally. Where no agency publishes a figure for a kind of provider, the cell says so rather than sitting empty next to a number and reading like a low score.

Parkwood Village vs. Brookdale Eden Estates

Care types

What each provider is licensed or certified to deliver. Different care types answer to different regulators, which is why the rows below are not always comparable.

Parkwood Village

Assisted Living, Nursing Homes, Memory Care

Brookdale Eden Estates

Assisted Living

Licensed capacity

Beds or units on the license. A capacity, not an occupancy.

Parkwood Village

84 beds or units

Brookdale Eden Estates

80 beds or units

License status

The status word the state registry uses, reproduced exactly. We do not translate or grade it.

Parkwood Village

LICENSED

Issued by Texas · License 144913

Brookdale Eden Estates

LICENSED

Issued by Texas · License 145573

Published rating

Whatever the publishing regulator published, on the scale the regulator used. Nothing here is rescaled to five stars.

Not a like-for-like comparison. Only some of these providers are covered by a system that publishes published rating. The blank column is not a low score. Nobody collects this figure for that kind of provider, so no provider of its kind has one.

Parkwood Village

4.0

Published for 2026-07-01

Brookdale Eden Estates

Not comparable

Texas publishes no quality rating for assisted living, so no community in this state carries one. CMS star ratings cover the providers Medicare certifies, which does not include assisted living.

Inspection citations

How many citations are on record, and how recent the newest one is.

Parkwood Village

19 citations

Most recent May 29, 2026

Brookdale Eden Estates

12 citations

Most recent Jun 14, 2025

Fines and payment denials

Enforcement actions on record, with the total fine amount where the source publishes one.

Parkwood Village

1 action

Brookdale Eden Estates

None on record

Texas HHSC lists no administrative penalty for this community. HHSC publishes enforcement actions facility by facility in its TULIP licensing record, and we read the record of every licensed assisted living facility in the state, this one included.

Nurse staffing hours

Payroll-based nurse hours per resident per day, against the median for the same state.

Not a like-for-like comparison. Only some of these providers are covered by a system that publishes nurse staffing hours. The blank column is not a low score. Nobody collects this figure for that kind of provider, so no provider of its kind has one.

Parkwood Village

4.81 hrs/resident/day

1.54 hours above the Texas median of 3.27 hours.

Brookdale Eden Estates

Not comparable

Staffing hours are published for nursing homes and for no other kind of provider. Federal law requires Medicare- and Medicaid-certified nursing homes to file payroll-based nurse hours with CMS every quarter, and no agency collects the same return from assisted living communities.

Ownership and chain

Who owns the provider, and who runs it when those are different companies.

Not a like-for-like comparison. We hold ownership and chain for some of these providers and not for others, and we cannot yet say whether the gap means a clean record or a file we have not read. Treat the difference between these columns as unknown, not as a finding.

Parkwood Village

For profit

43 facilities in this CMS chain

Brookdale Eden Estates

Not established

Ownership information not yet on file.

Typical local cost

The published monthly median for this care type in this provider's city. A market figure, never a price quoted by this provider.

Parkwood Village

$6,154/mo

Typical for this care type in Bedford, TX, not a price from this provider

Brookdale Eden Estates

$6,154/mo

Typical for this care type in Bedford, TX, not a price from this provider

Reading the blanks

A blank cell on this page is never just missing. It is one of three claims, and they mean very different things.

None on record.
We hold the whole published file for this measure and this provider is not in it. A real zero, and a finding in its own right.
Not comparable.
No agency publishes this measure for this kind of provider, so no provider of its kind has one. Shown hatched, because it is not a score at all.
Not established.
We cannot yet say whether the silence means a clean record or a file we have not read. We would rather tell you that than guess.

Read the full rules in our methodology and the underlying files in data sources.

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