Assisted Living Communities in Newton, KS

"Asbury Park is perfect in every way and I don't think there's anything better. My mother-in-law is in their memory care sectiom. The staff members are all very caring people, ey thdo a good job, and there's absolutely nothing lacking. The food is incredible. If you compared it to all the available restaurants in town, it's the best. They do crafts, games, chair exercises, puzzles, and they take them for walks."

"I was in Presbyterian Manor for a little over a month. The service was excellent, and the food was wonderful. My father was there too, but I went to a different dining hall. My room was ever so clean, and they took care of my laundry every day when I went for physical therapy. It was a good thing that I got to live there because I got to see what my father went through, and we also placed my aunt there after I was done. We became like family."

"We frequently visit people we know who are residents of Kidron Bethel Village. So far it's been relatively good. It's a little spread out in terms of proximity but, once you learn how to get around, its very clean. My aunt and other friends live there and they seem to be very pleased with the place. They have all the things you might want, like a saltwater pool in their wellness center, exercise facilities, there's therapy, and everything you could really need. They have all the activities you could think of, they have a lot of religious things as well. My aunt and uncle are in separate rooms because they are in different levels. I can see no problem with the staff there, they're warm and welcoming, and I have heard no complaints from my aunt and uncle either. They're also non-profit."

"This facility is located in a very small and friendly community that is about 20 miles away from Wichita, one of the largest cities in Kansas. The staff was extremely friendly and seemed very knowledgeable. The facility itself was very clean and well maintained with a very cheerful environment. Each room included its own kitchen, bath and showers as well as their own heat and air units. Laundry, housekeeping and other services are included with the monthly rent payment and there is even an on-site beauty salon for the ladies. I would have to give this facility a four stars based on cleanliness, setup and overall environment of the facility. "

"This place has a wonderful, caring staff. Our Mother lived the last few years there. She had healthy meals and a great group of care-givers. "

"Positive: Spacious rooms with no hospital feeling. Several food options without the cafeteria feel. Diverse activity schedule. Overall staff is friendly and educated. One nurse on duty at all times who can provide assistance with medication. Also several aides are available to provide care. Negative: Lacking technology such as: unable to make online payments; lacking an internet cafe as well as WiFi capabilities. "

"my mother is 90 years old and is a resident of Riverisiide Village. She loves it there, and they take care of her every need. we as family are secure in the fact that she is so well taken care of. "

"We went to Via Christi Village Ridge. We had a nurse who took us around so we could discuss more of the physical disabilities we have. It was pleasant and very nice. They did not have mass as often, they had it two times a week. The Catholic Church was just across the street, so it was very close. They had a lot of activities, more movie activities, and a lot of amenities. The staff was very pleasant, knowledgeable, and we felt very comfortable with her."

"My mom is at Colwich Gardens. She's been there for three months. My experience has been excellent. They're focused on residents and provide just the right amount of care and attention. She's in a 1-bedroom apartment with plenty of storage and a kitchenette. With COVID, it's been hard for me to always know and monitor the activities but it seems like they have activities tied to holidays, games that they play, treat times and that's what I'm aware of. The living atmosphere was very positive."

"I toured Regal Plaza. The property was well kept up. The staff was attentive and made you feel more comfortable. The rooms have their own kitchen. They have a library, exercise room, and computer room."

"The Oxford Grand is a new facility. They're probably 2/3 full. My mother moved there on the first of January. It's memory care attached to an assisted living facility, but this thing is ready to explode. They have a 300-acre site right there, and they have a plan to fully develop it. They're going to have independent living and long-term care. I was impressed with the facility. The layout is very nice, it's in big squares. I have looked at the engineering. The heat has not been sufficient, and the heat is not yet fixed. They need to replace the furnaces. They're running on portable heaters, and I have complained. It's a 1-bedroom. They have a very nice dining hall with extended hours, and the residents order from a menu. They have meals in the room. My experience is that they're still tooling it up a bit. My mother is 5 feet tall, and the cabinets were 21 inches above the counter top. She could hardly reach the handle along the shelf, but they came in and they redid it. They lowered it at first, and took the door-closer off because she's on a walker. They try as hard as they can. The staff is very compliant with the resident's needs. "

"I toured Cedarhurst of Wichita. It's beautiful, and everybody was friendly. They were ready to go for us. They had the packets and everything. We needed a wheelchair for my mom, and they got that. The food area smelled wonderful. It was right there. She came in the door. You can order from a menu, just like in a restaurant, with a waitress, and it comes back. We looked at a one-bedroom and a two-bedroom, and the one-bedroom might be just a hair smaller than we wanted compared to the two-bedroom. The two-bedroom is good, but it was going to be like $7,000 a month. If I could have afforded it, I would have done it. The staff was very nice and helpful. We got to see some of the food, and it looked really, really good. They had a couple of rooms, like a game room where you can go and play or do arts and crafts. They had scheduled visits where they would go off their campus and take you to Walmart or Dillons or whatnot. Once a week, they'd go to each one, and you could go if you wanted. They had a movie theater and a gym."

"LOVE IT! Very Caring Staff, Rooms are private and carpeted. Nicely done and affordable. Even has private bathrooms. "

"Wichita Presbyterian Manor was very nice and they were very friendly. We took a tour of the facility. They have a lot of extra things that you can do. They even have a swimming pool. They have a library and just a lot of activities that you can attend. The food was good. The lady showed me the menu and that was excellent. The dining area was very nice. I was looking at a two-bedroom, 1100 square feet, and it was empty so that I could visualize where I could put my things there. It was nice. I think it would be just what I need."