Assisted Living Communities in Lees Summit, MO

"We toured The Princeton Senior Living. It was very clean. My best friend's parents live there. They don't have quite as many options for extracurricular activities as the other place, but they have community rooms where families can gather. The main thing about Princeton is that they have a base rate, and there are so many additional services that they add on to residents. I have eaten at the facility before with my friend, and the food was exceptional. We toured the independent living, and then we toured the assisted living and memory care. The staff was very nice. Compared to the other tours, the person who gave us the tour did not provide a lot of detail, except if we asked them a specific question. It was one of the last tours we took, and so we knew a lot of the questions to ask, but if that had been like one of our first tours, we probably would have missed out on some stuff because we wouldn't have known what to ask. He let us ask our questions. He didn't really present all of the great things about Princeton and the reason why we should consider them. It wasn't like a village or a neighborhood. This is just a building, and everybody lives in the building."

"I wish my mom could live here. That place is awesome, and the rooms are nice. It looked like little apartments. They have a dining room with a menu board, and they give them choices. The food is served hot. The staff was really helpful and gave me a book to find other places that would suit my mom and her condition. I love the place. They have a physical therapist and little kitchenettes. Their rooms are set up like an apartment with walk-in showers. It's spacious and doesn't feel cramped up in there. The dining room was clean, and the food smelled really good."

"I couldn't have found a better place for Mom. Mom has been at The Village for two years now. I looked at several but at The Village they're just very supportive and encouraging for all the residents and the families involved. It just really seals the deal for me because they really take a personal interest in all the residents and actually the residents' family as well. I just came home from the hospital a week ago from a major surgery, and they sent me this beautiful plant. It was totally unexpected. I consider the facility perfectly fine. It's very convenient, just 13 minutes from my door to hers. It's a family owned, older building but they keep it clean and very much livable. You don't smell that typical nursing home smell when you go in. They make it like a family environment for everyone too. They are caring and they take good care of Mom. I have a great rapport with the aides that work there. They listen to my concerns if ever I express them. I try to do Mom's laundry most of the time. If things are missing, I mention it to one of the aides or even to the administrator. They immediately start looking for what's missing whether it's in the big laundry or in somebody else's room. There's another Dorothy there beside my mom so a lot of times things gets mixed up. My current husband and I have gotten to know a lot of the residents that are there. They seem to be very happy as well. In fact, we've adopted some of them. We take them goodies. One young man probably in his 40s just loves to have me come and bring him some Cherrie tomatoes out of our garden. We brought them several months in a row this year for him. There's also an older gentleman in his mid 90s who is in his wheelchair. He was pretty gruff until we started making friends with him and now he loves it when I bring him anything sugar. The activities they offer there are very satisfactory for what is needed. They have activities for those who can and want to participate. They also have an activity's director there. In fact, we've contributed to her stock of goodies by giving her things that she can use in her activities like old magazines that have pictures, old arts and crafts things we don't need and pulled out of the attic. They have taken care of Mom's nails too. The activity's director will file them and put polish on them. She will also visit the people in their dining table before they eat and offer to clean their glasses with wet wipes if they need it. They do other things too. They play bingo, watch movies and things like that. My mom is not really in a place where she gets involved in that anymore. She has severe dementia now so doesn't really get active with the things that other do. But there's always a lot going on for them. I haven't really eaten there per say but have worked with Mom in feeding sometimes. I know from visiting other nursing homes that the food there is above what most institutions have. They seem to have a varied diet from day to day. They will offer anything from chicken fingers with vegetables, potatoes to pasta. Mom likes it when they have the chili. There are a lot of times at lunchtime that she always likes the chopped onions and ketchup on top of her chili. And if I could ask, they always provide that for her in addition to the regular chili that's presented. So they go out of their way to take care of any individual request that is made. And if people can't eat with their food being provided for whatever dietary reasons, I've seen people with their Ensure shakes or soft diet food. The kitchen seems to know who needs what. They do the right food for whatever diet is needed. The value is amazing. I feel like what they charge is so much less than that what the big places charge. I'm very happy with the charges they offer. Because of the charge level, Mom is able to be in a private room not in a double room which I really appreciate for her. I just feel very lucky and grateful that I was able to find this place."

Tranquil Grove at Rotary Park is a senior living community located at 500 NW Vesper St, Blue Springs, MO 64014, offering Assisted Living and Memory Care in a peaceful, home-like environment that emphasizes comfort, dignity, and individualized support. This residential-scale community sits adjacent to Rotary Park, a beloved local park with walking trails, playgrounds, a lake, and green spaces right outside the back patio — a unique feature that enhances day-to-day life and encourages enjoying nature and light strolls just steps from the building. The community is licensed as a residential care facility in Missouri and provides compassionate assistance with activities of daily living, medication management, and health monitoring within its warm, welcoming setting. Staff are available 24/7 to support residents' needs, and care plans are tailored to each person's situation, promoting safety, independence, and quality of life. Shared services include nutritious meals and special dietary care, engaging social activities and wellness programs, housekeeping and laundry support, and a schedule of onsite programs designed to encourage connection and mental stimulation. Housing options typically include studio and semi-private spaces with amenities such as wheelchair-accessible layouts, Wi-Fi, cable access, and pleasant garden views. Common areas like indoor and outdoor lounges, a private dining room, TV lounge, and patios provide room for relaxation, socializing, and family visits, while recreational features such as a jacuzzi and group activity areas support an enriched lifestyle. Situated near local conveniences in Blue Springs and connected to a robust senior center (Vesper Hall) and the natural setting of Rotary Park, the community offers residents opportunities to participate in broader community events and recreational activities beyond its own campus. Whether through quiet moments outdoors or social engagements onsite, Tranquil Grove at Rotary Park blends supportive care with an accessible, engaging lifestyle. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Licensing and Certification

"The Parkway Senior Living had very nice rooms. The staff was nice and friendly and even checked in on me. Every now and then, I got a call from their director to see how my buddy and I were doing and if there was anything that they could do for me. Their dining area was big. It was a very nice place. They had an exercise room and programs. It was clean inside and out. "

"This is a quaint place for your loved one! I find it very loving and homey for the residents and family! The staff is very loving and caring as well!"