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Featured Resident Review
5
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February 6, 2025
My mom is in Stratford Commons Memory Care community. She likes the food. I didn't taste the food, but I saw the presentation and the people eating it. They had a balanced meal, and they had dessert. I brought pies one time, they didn't serve them, but I think they take care of their residents. They have one big room. It's a locked unit. There's a reception outside and they'll let you in, and there's a desk there. There's a big multipurpose room where people who are not ambulatory, are brought out in that room and there are probably 15 or 20 people there. They have a schedule for the day, and they have activities. Then right next to it is the dining room, so everything happens in that room. All the rooms are in a square, so that's one side of the square, and then all the rooms are in a U-shape. Each of the sides of the square has a different theme or color so that the residents would know where they are by the colors and the theme on each side of the square. The rooms are very nice too. It's very clean. The staff is very good. They do her laundry, bathe her, and do everything for her. They have an agenda every day. Sometimes they throw a balloon around the room. They have trivia like they'll show pictures of animals. They'll have what happened on this day in history and a little newspaper. They'll have it written out at what time, they have art, or stretching, and if they want to participate, they do. The people who are in wheelchairs are in the room, they aren't left alone in their rooms. They don't have to participate if they don't want to, but they're there. The people who are ambulatory can sit in their rooms and watch TV or whatever they're able to, but I'm sure if they didn't come out for meals, they would get checked on. All the staff members have walkie-talkies because they never have enough people. It takes two people to lift her to get to the bathroom, and they have to go back to their personal bathrooms. They can't share bathrooms, and they can't use the public bathroom. She's in diapers. If she was in her room and she asked for help, maybe they could get her to the toilet, but I know they just can't get people to the toilet fast enough. But if they notice that they smell, they'll go clean them right away. It'd be nice if they could do it proactively, but they just don't have the staff. The activity itineraries are okay. The topics are good, but the actual content is not all-inclusive. It's almost too hard. Some of the questions I couldn't answer, but I think they're trying to gear it to their generation. They're asking questions like even before my generation. They have games there, but I don't see anybody using them. The value is expensive. We're paying $8,300 a month, and that's a lot.
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About Stratford Commons Memory Care Community in Overland Park, Kansas
"Stratford Commons Memory Care Community, situated in Overland Park, Kansas, is a facility specially designed for senior citizens living with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. The institution emphasizes a resident-focused approach, which ensures personal choice and the application of effective care practices. Resources include diabetes management, general health care, and hospice services. The dedicated and compassionate staff foster a safe and conducive environment. Aside from the attentive care, the facility also offers several amenities designed to improve the overall quality of life of residents. Some of the features include restaurant-style dining, wellness programs, and an extensive array of events and activities that promote socialization and wellbeing. The establishment's common areas boast modern furnishings and high ceilings, creating a welcoming atmosphere. The community invests in the promotion of an active lifestyle, availing nutritious meals prepared by a chef and encouraging participation in health and wellness schemes. The robust schedule of activities encourages social interaction among residents. Resources for relaxation, recovery, and rejuvenation are also available, which can be particularly beneficial when caregivers are not around. Attractions near the facility include the Museum at Prairie Fire, Overland Park Farmers’ Market, and the Overland Park Arboretum & Botanical Gardens, providing opportunities for enjoyable excursions with loved ones. In conclusion, Stratford Commons prides itself on creating a supportive and enriching environment for memory care patients.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services Facilities Directory"
Reviews of Stratford Commons Memory Care Community in Overland Park, Kansas
4.4
(15 reviews)
Facility
4.8
Staff
4.7
Food
4.3
Activities
4.5
Value
4.6
Lee35
5
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February 6, 2025
My mom is in Stratford Commons Memory Care community. She likes the food. I didn't taste the food, but I saw the presentation and the people eating it. They had a balanced meal, and they had dessert. I brought pies one time, they didn't serve them, but I think they take care of their residents. They have one big room. It's a locked unit. There's a reception outside and they'll let you in, and there's a desk there. There's a big multipurpose room where people who are not ambulatory, are brought out in that room and there are probably 15 or 20 people there. They have a schedule for the day, and they have activities. Then right next to it is the dining room, so everything happens in that room. All the rooms are in a square, so that's one side of the square, and then all the rooms are in a U-shape. Each of the sides of the square has a different theme or color so that the residents would know where they are by the colors and the theme on each side of the square. The rooms are very nice too. It's very clean. The staff is very good. They do her laundry, bathe her, and do everything for her. They have an agenda every day. Sometimes they throw a balloon around the room. They have trivia like they'll show pictures of animals. They'll have what happened on this day in history and a little newspaper. They'll have it written out at what time, they have art, or stretching, and if they want to participate, they do. The people who are in wheelchairs are in the room, they aren't left alone in their rooms. They don't have to participate if they don't want to, but they're there. The people who are ambulatory can sit in their rooms and watch TV or whatever they're able to, but I'm sure if they didn't come out for meals, they would get checked on. All the staff members have walkie-talkies because they never have enough people. It takes two people to lift her to get to the bathroom, and they have to go back to their personal bathrooms. They can't share bathrooms, and they can't use the public bathroom. She's in diapers. If she was in her room and she asked for help, maybe they could get her to the toilet, but I know they just can't get people to the toilet fast enough. But if they notice that they smell, they'll go clean them right away. It'd be nice if they could do it proactively, but they just don't have the staff. The activity itineraries are okay. The topics are good, but the actual content is not all-inclusive. It's almost too hard. Some of the questions I couldn't answer, but I think they're trying to gear it to their generation. They're asking questions like even before my generation. They have games there, but I don't see anybody using them. The value is expensive. We're paying $8,300 a month, and that's a lot.
Lana18
5
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September 23, 2024
My husband moved to Stratford Commons Rehabilitation & Health Care Center. It is very nice. I went and ate with him yesterday and the food was very good. It was Taco Tuesday. They are very nice to work with. It ended up kind of being rushed to move my husband in and I don't know why because I wasn't rushing. So, some things didn't go real smoothly. I had a taco, refried beans, and rice. As far as presentation goes, refried beans are kind of hard to make pretty. So, the presentation was just pretty normal/common. It wasn't fancy at all. It was just food on the plate, but it looked good. The rooms were very nice. My husband has a refrigerator in there, his own shower, and a bathroom. It may have been remodeled right before we moved him in, because everything's very clean. There were no stains on the carpet and that's hard to avoid. It looks pretty new. The staff is very nice. They've been very helpful. Even when we were kind of in their way moving stuff in. They have some games going any time I've been there. Some of the people are not participating at all, but they seem to be enjoying the company. When I was there, I saw puzzles, cards, games, and the cornhole board where they were throwing bean bags at it. That was one of the things that impressed me the most when I got there, that everybody seemed to be involved in something.
Becky
4
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April 12, 2023
My mom has moved into Stratford Commons Rehabilitation & Health Care Center. It is a very nice place, updated, and it's very clean. Her apartment is about 525 square feet. That's the biggest room they have there, but they are about $1,000 cheaper per month than any of the others I looked at. It's very nice and very convenient, easy to get to. Though it's nice and everything, my mom is not adjusting very well because she lived with me for eight years. It's a little tough for her at the moment, but not for their lack of trying to get her involved. I would rate them a four right now because we've got a few things to tweak with them. The staff were all very nice and very attentive. They have a doctor on staff, she comes once a week. They have a podiatrist that comes in, and somebody that does hair. They even have a dentist that comes in and does checks and stuff. They have a lot of amenities. The building is built kind of in a square, so there's no way any of the residents can get lost. Because no matter which way they walk, they end up in the common area where the dining and stuff are. My mom said the food is delicious, and I had one the last time I was there. Everything looks very good, and that's wonderful. Daily, they have a bus that takes them places if they want to go on drives. They go to lunch and things like that. You can get your prescriptions from their pharmacy and all their medications come in bubble packed. So, there's no possibility of getting messed up dosages or anything like that. They coordinate with my mom's primary care physician as well. They have bingo, and people that come in and do music. They have arts and crafts, a movie night, or whatever. They put out a little printed newsletter, and it's got a calendar in it for the month telling everything that's going on. It's very nice, there's plenty for them to do if they choose to do so. We pay $6450, which I said is about a thousand difference, maybe a little more, depending on other places I looked at. She's got a kitchenette, no stove, but it does have a refrigerator, sink, cabinets, living room, bedroom, a huge walk-in closet, and a huge bathroom with a walk-in shower. It's very nice. It's all one level, kind of ranch style, only the courtyard is in the middle, so it's secured.
Provider Response
Margueritte
5
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October 31, 2022
Everything about Stratford Commons Rehabilitation & Health Care Center seemed very fine. We just felt that for my mom, it was kind of big. We felt like she would be constantly lost. The rooms were very nice and roomy. They had a few different sizes of rooms. There was nothing about it that we didn't care for. They had little gathering spaces. They had a large activity area. They had an outside courtyard, and they had nice artwork in the halls. They knew they were large, so they like to paint a hall a color. It kind of has a theme in all of the artwork. I thought that there were helpful reminders for the residents to find their way.
Provider Response
B.A.
4
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June 19, 2021
I had an in-person visit to Stratford Commons. The person who gave me the tour was very good. The place had a better value because it was all inclusive. It didn't matter what level of care my mother was at, it was one all-inclusive price, and I really liked that. However, when their sales director called to follow up with me, he started asking me about her financial situation, and at the time I wasn't exactly sure if my mother would have the finances to be there for a full year. When he realized that she may not, he offered to help me find somewhere else, so that sort of turned me away, even though I thought it was better priced. All of the rooms were newly renovated. The rooms were just beautiful, and the cleanliness was good too. I didn't think there were a lot of places for gathering. Their main gathering area is their big dining room, which is right there as you come in the door.
Provider Response
Mary
5
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January 28, 2021
My sister has moved into Stratford Commons. She has been welcomed there and is settling in quite well. They give her quality care and she has quite a bit of freedom, there are lots of places to walk, and places to go outside that she enjoys. They have a nice activities department that keeps the people busy. They prefer that people don't stay for long periods of time in their room during the day. She's being well cared for. Her room is small, but they deliberately said that it is her home and she can have anything she wants that's safe, but they really prefer for them to have lots of activities during the day and a lot of opportunities for people to be active. She has no complaints at all about the food, the only thing she gets to have is diet coke. We like that the staff is very considerate of my sister, considerate of me, and consults me frequently since she's a new resident, so we're still working out those details and working with the medical side as well. So far the staff has been excellent. The facility is improved, all of the residents rooms and residents areas, except for the dining area, which is now just remodeled, are just beautiful. It's an older facility, it isn't brand new, so the architecture is very adequate and designed very much with their residents' needs in mind. The maintenance is excellent, it's very clean. The value for the money is very good.
Provider Response
Debbie
5
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September 24, 2020
We love Stratford Commons. They're very caring, they've been very diligent with COVID, and they treat my mother-in-law with a lot of respect and care. The staff appears to be very attentive and caring. She hasn't participated in the activities because she's in quarantine, but we saw activities when we moved her in, and it's good. The price is reasonable for the area, she loves the food, and it seems clean. They're in the process of updating it, and they're remodelling rooms and stuff.
Karen L. W.
3
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January 28, 2019
My father was a resident at Stratford Commons Memory Care for almost 27 months. During that time, I visited him at least once or twice every week. Most of the nursing staff were caring, hard-working, and respectful of residents. Unfortunately, as is all too often the case in assisted living communities, staff sufficient to effectively meet residents’ needs were not always available. Another detrimental, but common to assisted living, problem was staff turnover, especially among supervisory personnel. For example, four or five different activity/program coordinators were on staff during my father’s residency. The meals were above average, I believe, and the one-bedroom apartments were spacious. However, I cannot really recommend this memory care community. It lacks group transportation to take residents to any outside activities. Of more particular significance, my father lost the ability to get up and walk while there, primarily because staff did not follow through with exercises begun by physical therapists. Finally, he lost more than $300 worth of personal items during his stay.
Mary
4
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January 2, 2019
Everything in Stratford Commons is very nice. The people who work there are fabulous, and have been so nice, patient, and kind. It's a very nice community. You walk inside, and they have to let you in because it's memory care, so you ring the buzzer, and everybody smiles at you. On the left is the eating area. It has paintings and animal pictures on the walls which my friend likes. She hates the food, but she hates it at every place. They left her a lunch tray, and it looked good. If I hadn't had lunch I would have eaten it. They're so kind there. The nurses work with her and are all trying. The staff is very nice. They can't force her to do anything, but they smile at her at least. They always have something to do. They're working with the residents and playing games. To me, the price is expensive because it's over $5,000 a month. On the other hand, she has 24-hour care.
Gina sis
2
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April 13, 2017
I hope I never have to be a patient at one of these kinds of facilities. I was here several times visiting a friend who is dying of cancer. She was moved here because it is the nicest of similar facilities in the area. I watched my friend wait over 20 minutes with her nurse call button on with no response. Tony/Anthony, the african american nurse with the glasses, was quite rude to me when my friend was in extreme pain and trying to get some medication. I know how difficult it must be working in a place like this, so I am intentionally nice. Tony, however, thought it was alright to completely ignore me in my requests for assistance for my friend. I have to say that everyone else I came into contact with was very kind. It takes one bad apple like him to make an experience unpleasant. Another visitor of my friend had a similar experience with this same nurse, Tony. Unemployment is at an all time low. It's time for this place to find a replacement for him.
Roger877861
4
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March 27, 2017
We were happy with Stratford, and we had no issue with the people or the care. We didn’t have any issue with the place. We had to move pretty quickly to find my mother-in-law something and this was the one that my wife and her sisters chose. I think they were happy with the service, the place, and everything. It is just that her dementia accelerated pretty rapidly. Comparing it to others we’ve looked into, they were slightly less expensive. We thought the room was a little nicer than we had seen at some other places and a little roomier. I do know that my wife and her sisters liked it better than the other places they looked at, and they thought it would be a better place for their mother. One of the reasons primarily was it was somewhat centrally located between the 3 of the sisters who live here. So from a physical location, it was good, and I think they all liked it. They all thought the room was a little better for her than the others.
Shirley771873
5
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October 27, 2016
The thing I was interested in was some respite care for 2 to 3 nights and Stratford Commons seemed to have a very nice facility for that. It was very home-like, and everybody seemed happy there. I saw a nice room that would be used for respite care. It was a little living area with a couch and then a separate room with no door but with a bed, a bath, and a little kitchenette.
Denise119117150
5
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January 26, 2016
Stratford Commons was wonderful and I loved it. It was fabulous. What I loved about that facility was their dining hours; they were basically open from 7:00 A.M to 9:00 P.M, and you could go and eat or order anytime you wanted. I haven’t been to it since, but the lady that keeps calling me is very nice. She calls once a month to check how we’re doing and if we’re going to make any changes and the couple, that I was looking for, decided not to make any changes. But she’s been very pleasant.
Katrina12
5
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July 3, 2015
Stratford Commons was amazing and remarkable for my mom. They were really awesome. They were just so delightful with her. My mom passed about two years ago, but she was there for about a year. It was fantastic. We couldn't have been happier. It was upscale. The people were so happy and kind. My mother could play the piano and she loved that, that's what she lived for. Even though she couldn't see, she could play, so they encourage her to play in the room and they would sing or they would ask her to play for a group. Mom was 102. Here, she had people that were coming by. It was just the loveliest-looking place, the kind you're proud to say "my mom lives here". It was clean; it smelled great. It was homey and cutesy. They had pictures on the doors that you could put in one of their fancy frames that showed all stages of your mom's life. They let us do whatever we wanted to with her room, so we set up a couch, bed, a piano, and two guest chairs, and she had a little kitchen in there where we could keep her favorite treats and ice cream. I can't say enough. Whenever we emailed them, they emailed us back, and they invited us to events that they had all the time. It was awesome. The only thing I wish they had was maybe a nurse or a doctor that is there 4 or 5 hours a day. The food was very nice. They had a formal dining room for all their normal assisted living people, and then in the back it was casual, like four seat tables and no linens. But whenever there's an event and they invited family in, we go to the formal area. The food was great. If she wanted a special something and didn't like what they're serving that day perhaps, we could say that she would just like a grilled cheese and they would do that.
Marti2
5
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November 16, 2012
I was very happy with Stratford Commons. It was one level, so residents didn't get lost and I got to know all the staff easily. I thought the rooms were nice and I felt there was good care there. It was like a small family, and I like that. The room that my son had was a one bedroom and it opened up to a courtyard in the middle of the facility. The food was okay and served at a certain time so everybody ate together. The staff is very caring and very good. The director that was there before, if you ever had any kind of problem that come up, she would address it immediately. My son was there four years and I did not have a complaints.
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Services and Amenities of Stratford Commons Memory Care Community in Overland Park, Kansas
Dining
- Communal Dining
- Room Service
- Guest Meals
- Beverages provided
- Casual dining
- Meals provided
- Resident-assisted menu development
- Snacks provided
Guests
- Guest Parking
- Overnight Guests
Inside Amenities
- Entertainment Venues
- Cable/Satellite TV in Common Area
- Learning Facilities
- Mailboxes
- Performance venues
- Recreational amenities
- Religious Spaces
- Shared Common Areas
Safety & Security
- Gated Facility
- Controlled Building Access
- Emergency Preparedness Procedures & Facilities
- Emergency Response System
- Fall Prevention Program
- Personal Medical Alert Systems
- Remote Patient Monitoring
- Safety & Wellness Checks
- Security Systems
- Supervisory Staff
Transportation & Shopping
- General Transportation Services
Financing & Payment Options
- All Inclusive Rent
- Accepts Check Payments
- Long-Term Care Insurance Accepted
- Accepts Credit Card Payments
- Medicaid Not Accepted
- Veterans Aid (VA) Benefits Accepted
Companionship & Escort Assistance
- Escort Assistance
Staff Training & Qualifications
- Interview Every Team Member in Person
- Staff are licensed or certified
- Staff screening conducted
- Staff to resident ratio meets state requirements
- Staff trained in aging & mobility
- Staff trained in ambulatory assistance
- Staff trained in behavior management
- Staff trained in client rights
- Staff trained in diabetes care
- Staff trained in diet & nutrition
- Staff trained in disability care
- Staff trained in disease/illness management and prevention
- Staff trained in diversity/inclusion/sensitivity
- Staff trained in fitness & wellness
- Staff trained in memory care
- Staff trained in mental health care
- Staff trained in neurological disorders
- Staff trained in ostomy care
- Staff trained in Palliative Care
- Staff trained in personal care
- Staff trained in safety
- Staff trained in skin care
- Staff trained in taking Vital Signs
- Staff trained in use of medical equipment
- Staff Trained to give injections/immunizations
- Staff trained to monitor for abuse/neglect/exploitation
- Staff Training Opportunities
- Trained staff on-site
- Flexible staffing
- Male Caregivers
- Reference Checks
- Staff trained in chronic diseases/illnesses
- Staff Trained in Ethics
- Staff Trained in First Aid
- Staff trained in Medication Management
- Staff Trained in Wound Care
Fitness & Wellness Programs
- Fitness & wellness facilities/equipment
- Salon Services
- Yoga/Stretching opportunities
- Health & wellness activities/programs
- Health & wellness education
- Life enrichment activities/programs
- Meditation opportunities
- Tai Chi
- Balance activities/programs
- Brain fitness activities
- Fitness & wellness staff
- Group exercise
- Chair fitness
- Fitness Opportunities
Health Services
- Medication Reminders
- Diagnostic/Lab Services
- Disease Management
- Immunizations
- Skilled Nursing
- Continuing Care Retirement Community
- Diabetic Care
- Hospice Care
- In Home Health Care
- Memory Care
- Podiatry
- Psychiatric Care
On-Site Services
- Religious Services
- Veterans Affairs (VA) Aid Assistance
- Church services
- Conference room
- Fax services
- Mail delivery
- Mail pick-up
- Long-term insurance assistance
Specialized Staff
- Nurse on Staff (Part time)
Resident Information
- Offers Respite Care
Ambulatory Assistance & Accessibility
- Accessible apartments
- Accessible Facilities
- Ambulatory Assistance
- Ambulatory Assistance Features
- Hoyer Lift
- Mobility Assistance Features
- Two-Person Transfer Assistance
- Wheelchair Accessible Facilities
- Wheelchair Accessible Transportation
- Mobility & Wheelchair Assistance
- Transfer Assistance
Diet & Nutrition
- Chef on staff
- Dietary services
- Special Diets/Dietary Accommodations
- Diabetic
- Dysphagia diet accomodations
Kitchen Types
- Kitchenette
Games Hobbies & Recreation
- Arts & Crafts Activities/Programs
- Literary Activities/Programs
- Educational Activities/Programs
- Music Activities/Programs
- Facilitated Field Trips/Outings
- Tabletop & Other Games/Programs
- Horticultural Activities
- Activities staff
- Cultural activities/programs
- Entertainment activities/programs
- Intergenerational events/programs
- Organized activities/programs
- Performing arts activities/programs
- Recreational activities/programs
- Resident volunteer opportunities
- Seasonal, holiday, and themed events
- Social Activities/Events
- Spiritual activities/programs
- Sports & lawn games
- Technology activities/programs
- Culinary Activities/Programs
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
- Laundry Services
- Linen Services
- Bed Making Services
- Groundskeeping Services
- Maintenance & Repair Services
- Maintenance Staff On-Site
- Pest Control Services
- Private Housekeeping Services
- Trash Removal Services
Outside Amenities
- Garden
- Enclosed/Secured outdoor common areas
- Greenhouse
- Outdoor common areas
- Patio
Therapies
- Physical Therapy/Rehabilitation
- Dysphagia Therapy/Rehabilitation
- Holistic/Alternative Therapy
- Pet/Animal Therapy/Rehabilitation
- Psychotherapy
- Sensory Therapy/Rehabilitation
- Support Groups
- Therapy Rooms
- Occupational Therapy/Rehabilitation
- Speech Therapy/Rehabilitation
- Therapy/Rehabilitation
Personal Care
- Cooking services
- Cueing & Redirection
- Feeding Assistance
- Grooming Assistance
- Health/Medical reminders
- Mealtime Reminders
- Medical Appointment Scheduling Assistance
- Oral Hygiene Assistance
- Personal Care Reminders
- Phone Call Assistance
- Reading Assistance
- Refriderator Checks
- Urinary Incontinence Care
- Administer Medication
- Bathing Assistance
- Dressing Assistance
- Meal planning
- Meal Preparation
- Shaving Assistance
- Toileting Assistance
Campus/Building Details
- Convenient location
- Flexible Visitation Hours
- Multi-acre campus
- Scenic views
- Single-floor building
Room Amenities
- Closet Space In Unit
- Dining Area In Unit
- Furnished Units
- Individual Climate Controls
- Living Rooms in Unit
- Private Outdoor Space
- Shower in unit
- Telephone Hookup
- Unfurnished units
- Wifi/Internet In Unit
- Cable/Satellite In Unit
Additional Amenity Information
- Fee Structure: We offer a month-to-month rental
- Dining: All rooms have a kitchen which includes a sink, cabinets, microwave and refrigerator.
- Features: We are a secure community in a convenvient circular layout. The family room opens to a beautiful resident run garden. We are pet friendly. Our Life enrichment team fills the day with purposeful activities.
- Technology: Residents have the option to have televison in their room. Wi-fi is available in our family room.
- Activities: We have a "Doc Talk" series and an ongoing family support series for our family members and community to provide suppport for all caregivers. We are supporters of the Alzheimers' Association and the Parkinsons' Foundation.
- Financial Guidance: We can provide names of experts in all fields to help our families make their transistion to Stratfoed Commons as seamless as possible from offering names of financial experts, realtors, attorneys, at home care, what ever we can do to be a resource.
- Special Comment: Our chef knows how each resident likes their eggs prepared in the morning. All of our team members know our residents personallyand get to know them like family. It is our passion to make Stratford Commons a loving home for our residents and their families.
- State Licenses: N046045
State Licenses
State License: N046045
Costs for Stratford Commons Memory Care Community in Overland Park, Kansas
Memory Care
$7,700
Starting Price
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