Independent Living Communities in Kansas City, MO

"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...."

"I went to Garden Village. It was really nice. I absolutely love the facility just from even the outside. And upon walking in, it was again, just the aesthetic. Physically, it looked really nice. The staff member that I was able to talk with was reall..."

"I toured Connect55+ Kansas City. What I liked the best was how informative the property manager was about giving the information pertaining to the complex. I thought she was very nice and very willing to accommodate whatever it took for me to be able..."

"My mother is moving into Senior Star at Villa Ventura. It had everything she needed in one building. They would provide 3 square meals a day, and then they had soup and salad all day available. It had a hair salon. It had a community. It had an activ..."

"My mother stayed in the rehab facility at McCrite Plaza. She appreciated the caring staff and the amenities that were provided. She said the food was good, much better than when she was at the hospital, and the other patients there were kind. She’s b..."

"Primrose Retirement Community of Kansas City seemed really good. We have somebody going in there whom we were helping to look for a place. The upkeep looks really good. I didn't have that much to do with the staff. The location is good just because i..."

"We have moved into Liberty at Shoal Creek. It's 55 plus. We chose it because it's handy for our kids and grandkids. It has a washer and dryer in the room. It has an indoor pool and hot tub. We have two bedrooms and two baths. The staff during the tou..."

"I found The Gardens at Northgate Village for myself. I have been here for two and a half weeks now. I have a one-bedroom. It has everything I need. I have a good-sized living room, a bar, and a kitchen. The kitchen is open to the living room. There a..."

"Our second choice would be Saint Luke's Bishop Spencer Place. We like the place, the activities that would be open to us if we live there, and the people that we met including the person who showed us around. We had lunch there a couple of times, and..."

"I chose Bowen Tower Apartments because it was available rather quickly. I got a two-bedroom, two-bath. I'm paying $920, and it has adequate square footage for me. The one issue I have is, instead of 30 days notice, if I intend to move out or if I int..."

"I am a resident of Little Sisters of the Poor. The place is perfect and ideal. I think they are the best in the business, but right now they are in an overcrowded situation and they have renovation plans in the future. This is the only place in town ..."

"What made me choose D.A. Holmes I is because it's close to my family, so it makes it easier for me to get to them if I need any help. It is also convenient as far as what I do for a living as a courier. The staff have been very communicative. When I ..."

"Cloverset Valley was our first choice. We really liked it the best, but they were just a little beyond our price point. It was very well kept, very well maintained, and very secure. I liked the security features for the patrons who get in and out of ..."

Living for Seniors 55+ and disabled individuals. The HUD Section 8 rental assistance program is designed to meet the needs of people with various levels of income. Under the program, a resident will pay approximately 30% of their adjusted income as rent; often rent is low as $25 a month. Our qualified staff will provide application forms and answer any questions you may have. We are a 55 and over.