Assisted Living Communities in Grandview, MO

"Armour Oaks Senior Living was a nice place. They have nice apartments. I haven't tried their food, but I saw some of it and it looked really good. They have a lot of activities and it would be a good place for my brother. It was a nice visit. They did a good job. I think their floor plans were pretty much the same. Each room has what they call a sunroom, which is a place where a person can go and just kind of relax a little bit. That was very nice. I looked at a one-bedroom. I think it's a good place. I'm going to take my brother there and let him look at the place himself. It's not perfect, but it's nice."

"After spinal surgery and a stroke, my mother went to Brookdale Overland Park for a month of intensive rehabilitation. Her experience was terrific. The nurses, therapists, and doctors on staff were thorough, professional, compassionate, and encouraging. They took the time to get to know her, and encouraged her in a safe and realistic way. She emerged after one month, competent and confident, and ready to return to independent living. In addition, the facility provided excellent activities and self care services like happy hour, football game viewing parties, and a hair salon, making her time there not just productive but also enjoyable. Finally, the administrative and support staff provided me with the information I needed with regard to finances and continuing care upon discharge from the facility. Overall, I would give Brookdale Overland Park a double thumbs up. We loved everything about it!"

"My mother-in-law has been living in Vintage Park of Stanley for a year now in a private room. We chose it because it is close to our place, and when we visited, they liked it. We talked to the manager, and we liked everything around the facility. She likes the food very much. She does participate in activities, and they take them to different places. It's a great place; I definitely would recommend them. "

"My relative will move into Trustwell Living of Overland Park. The woman who called me, whose name was Beth, was like a breath of fresh air. The whole place is clean, and it doesn't smell bad. It's awesome. They serve three meals a day. They have a patio and a safe walking path for your loved one to go out and walk on."

"We are on the waiting list for Mission Chateau. We chose them because the people we met and talked to, including the person who showed us around and gave us the tour was spectacular, and that was a very important reason. And the second major reason was the financial model that was used, there was no large buy-in upfront. The person who toured us was friendly, professional, thorough, and a good listener. The place had the things we were looking for. I can't do much physically anymore except swim, and it does have a swimming facility. There are all sorts of activities, clubs, and gatherings that we can choose to get involved in if we want to."

"I tour St Anthony's; I like they have all levels of care, The views from the apartments were beautiful and spotless. The food is incredible. the activities and exercise were great always had residents busy. The staff was so friendly and nice."

"The Atriums was beautiful. It had really lovely dining facilities. The rooms were beautiful. It had lots of activities. It had a van that transports residents to appointments. The people were really friendly. It had a pool and an outdoor space to walk your dog. It had a gardening space. It had all kinds of wonderful things. They had this upper level that had wall-to-floor windows that overlooked all the trees, and it had penthouse rooms for assisted living, and rooms attached to a patio. They had all kinds of different options for living. They had lots of staff. I saw the menu and it looked great and had lots of options for food. It's close to everything. It was close to the hospitals, shopping, and pharmacies."

"I toured Trustwell Living of Raytown. It's a nice place, but it just won't work for us, and even talking to the gal, the director over there, my husband would not be a good fit for that. It was very nice and clean, and the people were very friendly. I talked to several people while I was there, the residents, while I was waiting for this gal, and they couldn't talk highly enough about where they were. They have a very, very good rapport with their patients. They also have an activities director. I spoke with her about it. They do quite a lot of different activities, so they keep them occupied, which I was pleased with."

Those looking for senior care in the Overland Park, KS area rely on Antioch Valley Senior Living for compassionate and comprehensive senior care options. Offering assisted living services, Antioch Valley Senior Living provides a supportive environment designed to meet a variety of needs. Here, residents enjoy a wide range of engaging amenities that foster social interaction and personal fulfillment. Families can have peace of mind knowing their loved ones are in a secure and caring community dedicated to enhancing quality of life and independence. Life enrichment stems not only from our restaurant-style dining, community amenities and elegant common areas but from greeting you with smiles. Turning meals into masterpieces. Catering to your preferences. From your first impression to your lasting happiness, we’re at your service. Step away from the endless list of everyday responsibilities, invite vitality back into your life and let us surprise you with all the perks of glorious senior living. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services Facilities DirectoryDepartment for Aging and Disability Services Facilities Directory

"My wife is at The Village at Mission Memory Care. Everything is excellent there so far. The services seem to be OK. They're friendly, helpful, and seem to care. They do a good job. She's only been there three weeks, so I'm not familiar with everything, but one day I was there, and they had two ladies come in who played violins. Last Saturday, they had a block party. They had a bounce house for little kids, and they had face painting and fake tattoos for kids. They had hot dogs, music, hamburgers, and cold drinks, and it was quite a turnout because we had our grandkids. It was quite an event. It was really nice. The dining area is nice. It's the one I picked, and I went to a lot of facilities, anywhere from six to eight. I see lots of different activities and people coming in. Value for money is good."

"I toured The Princeton Senior Living. It was clean. They had some activities, but there were just not as many people there. I was impressed with the place, but I just wanted a place that had good quality food and more people, so that there's more interaction with people every day. They were just smaller and the cost was cheaper, too. The tour was nice and the guy I talked to was also nice, and they served three meals a day."

"Sunrise of Overland Park was good, but they didn't have any vacancies. I would have picked it in a minute if they had vacancies because that was a very nice place. They didn't have any rooms or spaces that were going to be vacant within the next 90 days. The staff was excellent. I even asked questions that I wouldn't normally ask if somebody told me that they didn't have any vacancies. Sometimes you're ready to leave right then, but when I said, "Even though you don't have a vacancy, do you mind if I ask some questions?" she was very accommodating. She walked in and showed me a room of one of the people that was out and they just opened the door and let me look in. I looked at the bathroom to see what that was all about because I think it's important that the showers not be too small."

"After researching and visiting several assisted living/memory care facilities, we moved my mother with Alzheimer's to Trustwell Living Mission Springs nearly 9 months ago. We have been very pleased. As Mom's condition has changed, it has been easy to work with both executive and direct care staff to make changes in her care plan. We visit frequently and have never arrived to find anything concerning. The apartment is very adequate with enough space and privacy. The common areas are kept very clean and orderly. Though there have been some staff transitions, there are always some activities during the day. Mom is very comfortable with her care staff, and they relate to her very well. The community is not enormous, and this has been a benefit. The surroundings are open and floor plan simple. Even though Mom is often confused, she has been able to navigate her surroundings without too much difficulty. Mostly, we just appreciate the staff. They are ever present and communication is very good."

"The Ashton on the Plaza was very nice. The location is great because it's in the Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, Missouri. The inside of the building is pretty new. It's made for assisted living really. The only thing about it is that the cost is really pretty high and I didn't feel that my friend would be able to afford that. It was a great place. The food was wonderful. The staff that I met was nice. The rooms were very nice. They were roomy enough. It was very attractive. They were different as far as the floor plan was concerned. They had one- and two-bedrooms. One of the things that I think was really good is that they invited us to come out for a visit, even if my friend was in the hospital. As a friend, I could come out and look and see the place so I could be able to tell her my experience. They also offered and came to pick me up to take me there and bring me back home. I had lunch with them, that's why I know that the food was good. The dining area was very nice. It was not as large, but certainly large enough to comfortably seat all of the residents that they would have."