Assisted Living Communities in Andover, KS

"We are on the waiting list for Azria Health Wichita. I think they're going to be a good fit for my mom. I would say their dining facility is top notch. The facility has lots of amenities and lots of activities. I haven't tried their food, but I saw several people eating and it looked fantastic. It was very nice. The staff who toured me around was extraordinary. For activities, they were getting ready for viewing college football games. They had a theater. They were playing bingo. They had a room where you can play pool or cards or do any kind of activity you want to do. They had libraries for just reading. They really go above and beyond to make people feel at home."

"We toured Dove Estates Senior Living. It's hard to find at first, because it was so far out. But it was not a bad place at all, ever. It seemed very nice. The facility itself was well-kept and also a newer one. It's very appealing to look at. The one thing that got us was that it was almost unprepared for us coming. We had an appointment with them, and she was running around doing something else. And eventually got there, which was very nice, but it felt like she was just winging it. The rooms were fine - one and two. The staff was nice. They were all very polite. We saw one of their dining areas. It's just that they weren't as homey as the feeling you get, and they don't encompass you, so you feel like part of the family. It was a little more sterile than that. Whereas in the other facility, you felt like they were pulling you into their community."

"My mother-in-law has been in Victoria Falls for 3 weeks now. The staff and the people are the kindest they can be and they're very caring. The staff is fantastic, but my mother-in-law has not been very nice to them. Her dentures are not fitting so she has trouble chewing and cutting up her food, but those people are trying so hard to get her to eat. They're even including that in her therapy to try to get her to be able to eat a little bit more. I think they have done a very good job of trying to take care of her."

"We were able to go in a room at Andover Court, but not the entire facility, just the room that they had for rent. The room was really nice; that's all we ever saw. It happened to have an outside entrance, and we were allowed to go in the room since they're still working on it and getting it ready to rent out. We didn't get to see the rest of the facility, since they wouldn't allow anybody in because of COVID. The lady, who I think was the director, was very friendly and nice when she was talking about the apartment and letting us look at it. She was telling us about the rest of the facility because we couldn't see it. She was very nice and answered the questions my parents had. I know they had a sundae bar where they can make homemade sundaes, but with COVID they couldn't do it. Everybody has to eat inside the apartments, but they had a cart that looks like an ice-cream truck that comes around with ice cream. They go door to door for the residents to get their sundaes. I think they also have a YMCA membership for all the residents if anyone wants to go. From the outside, the facility looks like a nice big house with one level, and it just kind of spreads out, like a cluster of apartments. It looked very nice and well maintained."

"My husband is staying in the Life Care Center of Andover. They were very efficient, and they did a good job. They serve three meals a day. The food is very good. They have bingo and a lot of arts and crafts."

"Homestead at Crestview is not near anything, but it's in a nice and quiet neighborhood, and it's not really near a busy street and has sidewalks. If you needed to go Walgreens to pick up Q-tips, you would need a ride because it's 5 miles away. It wasn't located near any businesses that my mom frequents. The lady that toured with me was amazing and made me feel very at home and comfortable. All they had are studios, but they're large like you can still put in a couch, a few chairs, a bed, and dressers. I had a vision of what I could put in the room for my mom just from the way the lady spoke to me. She commented that they needed to do some updating, but there was nothing glaring to me that said "Hey, we need to update it," so there wasn't anything like that. I really did like the place a lot. "

"My husband was at Regent Park Rehabilitation and Healthcare facility. That's the reason that I went over and viewed their memory care, which was a nice facility, but it was out of my price range. The rehab facility was nice, and he got good care. The food seemed to be all right because they brought the food to his room. When he was there, they had a COVID scare, and so they had everyone pretty much confined to their rooms. The food that they brought him seemed to be OK and he seemed to like it all right. He's on a mechanical soft diet, so it's a little hard to review the food. The facility was very nice. The staff seemed to be very competent and I was pleased with it. They didn't have activities. He was there for 20 days, and I just went and spent the time in the room with him."

"My mother-in-law was placed here. Everything was fantastic. She was and we were very pleased with the staff and with her surroundings. It took her no time to feel at home there. She enjoyed the company of the staff and made a couple of friends to eat dinner and lunch with. We tasted the food a few times, and it was very good. "

"My grandparents lived here for several years after moving out of their own home due to the fact they could not maintain the upkeep on their house. They loved it and it was great to see how much they got involved. There were game nights and movie nights as well as exercise classes and a salon/barber shop. All of their meals and snacks were prepared for them and a priest came each week to offer Mass so there was no need for them to ever leave. Their apartment was a two bedroom two bath so it was great if someone wanted to stay over or when my aunt from out of town visited she could stay with them. They also had a small kitchen in their apartment so they could make snacks and keep some items on hand to eat and drink which they greatly liked. There were nurses on staff 24 hours a day to check on them and even made sure they took their medicines correctly and on time. The staff was very warm and welcoming and always in contact with family to ensure the best possible care. The residence all seemed to love the facility and the events that the staff set up to ensure a fun and inviting environment. My grandfather passed away but my grandmother lived there alone in a smaller room until just recently. As her health declined the amount of care increased and the staff and nurses were very attentive and very comforting to my grandmother and to the family. I think this was a great facility for my grandparents and will be forever grateful to the staff for the care they provided. "

"My grandmother lives in the facility and it's the best I've seen so far. She is a diabetic so she has to take insulin and other med's. The nursing staff is always right on time to give her the meds and don't ever keep her waiting for them. The atmosphere is very caring and friendly as well.I have seen first hand that the residents are highly respected and the staff treat them as if they are family. They provide a lot of different activities for the residents to participate in so that they keep busy. I would highly recommend this assisted living facility to others. "

"My mom moved into ComfortCare Homes. Besides two other providers that responded, ComfortCare Homes was the first to respond. They were just very thorough, and they were the first to set an appointment. They have actual homes that have been converted, so the homey feeling is what I was looking for. Each home offers a different level of memory care. The other thing that attracted me was that my mom is getting a brand-new room. The construction is in process, and when the new rooms are done she gets to choose her room. The staff members are very personable. The nurse sat with me, and we went through all the medications. The fact that they staff their people with CNAs and nurses and not the general public is very important to me. I was very pleased with that. All of them that I've encountered have been extremely thorough and helpful. They'd call me during the day and at night to let me know what was going on. It's been such a big relief. The facility is very clean. It's impressive to see how they're able to manage taking care of six people, having the construction go on, and still maintain the cleanliness that they have. I am very impressed by that. When I went there yesterday to take my mom to the doctor, there was a fellow there entertaining them. The residents sang along with some songs that they were familiar with. They have puzzles and a lot of socialization. On Mondays they do manicures for the ladies. They try to encourage the residents to socialize in the family room where they have TVs. All their homes have pets."

"We moved my mom in Agape Home Plus, and I have been very pleased with the services. They have Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy. They do fun things like celebrate birthdays and easter. They do little fun activities and things like that. She is now in a private room. She had a roommate before, so its much better now. She has a private room with a half bath. The food is excellent."

"My friend moved into Life Care Center of Wichita. It has been about 6 weeks and I like it. The staff seemed to be very friendly, and doing their jobs. It's clean, and I know they're short staffed and busy. I had Thanksgiving dinner with them and it was good."

"My father has been a resident of Advanced Senior Care Home Plus for over two years and I'm very appreciative for the care he has received. Mahmud has been especially attentive and takes extra care in making sure Dad's needs are met, informing me of issues and changes. The staff has always been polite and helpful. The work they do is hard and they are always pleasant. All I can say is Thank you all! "