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Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care

Offers Assisted Living and Memory Care

17 Reviews
2016
10600 E 13th St N, Wichita, KS 67206
Call (800) 385-2527
Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care (800) 385-2527
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Assisted Living Reviews for Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care

November 27, 2018

By CM

I visited this facility

Our tour at Regent Park was very thorough. Everyone was very nice. It was a very nice place Anyone would definitely want to move in. The staff was very nice, very good, very helpful, and friendly. They showed all the facilities where they eat, where they do arts and crafts, and where the people gather. They showed us multiple apartments, which was good. They told us about activities, how people get around, and pricing.

Provider Response

Hi CM. Thank you for this glowing review! We’re glad to hear that you were impressed with the community and we hope to have the opportunity to serve you and your family in the future.

April 02, 2018

By Roger

I visited this facility

Regent Park was much newer and more pleasant, and they had much newer and more up-to-date rooms than the other two places we visited. It was more expensive too. They have a nice meeting area for people in the dementia unit. They have things to do like crafts and whatnot. I was very favorably impressed.

October 03, 2017

By RSL3

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Regent Park Assisted Living is very nice. I have toured many others in the area, but this is top notch. From the Chef to the Administrator, everyone cares. Activities are provided that interest the seniors. Everyone seems to be smiling and always speak to you as you walk in.

Provider Response

Thanks for visiting Regent Park and taking the time to write this wonderful review! We are thrilled to hear our top-notch associates made a good impression. They make Regent Park truly special!

July 17, 2017

By Carol

I visited this facility

Regent Park is a beautiful place, and they have rehab, assisted care, and skilled care. It's brand new, and they have all of the amenities. It's nice, and they have a salon, library, music, and an activity director. They also take the residents different places and on field trips.

September 30, 2016

By Lourdes083411

I visited this facility

Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care is a very nice place. It’s a little bit more expensive, but it’s very well run. It was almost like a hotel. It’s very appealing, and everything is well done. It was so professional that it didn’t have that personal touch or the warmth that I would have liked to have had.

July 01, 2016

By Charles314236

I visited this facility

We liked Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care and its people very much. The place was comfortable, clean, and looked pretty. It was nice and everything, but a little bit expensive. The rooms were nice and comfortable-looking. There weren't a whole bunch of rooms, but there were enough. They had games and take the residents out to Walmart and wherever they want to go. It's just a lovely place.

May 29, 2016

By Familymember401543

I visited this facility

Regent Park was very nice, and fairly new. The tour people were fine. They showed me around just fine. They have rooms, and a dining room. It was just something I wasn't interested in. The food choices were good, and they had little snacks. That's all good. The quality is good. For a nursing home type food, I didn't see anything wrong with it.

January 31, 2016

By AnonymousDaughter2

I am a friend or relative of a resident

I selected Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care because it’s a very nice place and it meets all my parents’ needs. Everything about the facility is very excellent. The staff is very attentive to everything that’s needed. They’re very professional and they inspire good confidence.

November 30, 2015

By Shirley120133050

I visited this facility

My visit at Regent Park was very good. The only difference I can see with this place compared to the other places I've been to is the price, which is higher there compared to others. I saw the residents very busy doing activities during the visit. They looked very pleasant.

October 04, 2015

By rustyon

I am a friend or relative of resident

I visited this facility looking for a placement for my mom. I went two different times, one in having lunch there. The food was delicious and had very man choices. The dietary manager, who was new, came out and was visiting with the residents. The residence director came through and was visiting the residents. The facility's activities had several choices going on. the residents had a choice of what to do. I also toured their memory care unit. Baking was taking place and there was laughter with the residents. I chose this facility for my mom. I am so happy, and so is she. I recommend this facility to anyone needing peace of mind.

September 28, 2015

By bopbottle

I am a friend or relative of resident

I have been somewhat disappointed with this facility. My mother was in rehab following an illness and there appeared to be no organized activities other than Bingo. It is a beautiful facility, but lacks social interaction between residents. She loved the menu options for meals, but otherwise, she is left sitting in her room with the TV on. Such a shame.

March 20, 2015

By Lynda17

I visited this facility

Regent Park was the other one that we really liked. The people and the environment were very nice. However, one thing about them was that they didn't have furniture in the rooms, and my dad really didn't want to move his furniture out of his house because he was so determined he was going back to his house. It was new, and it was a nice place. They had really nice activities. They had good food and a good chef who was willing to work with my dad's diet or meal problem.

January 17, 2015

By Richard100507150

I visited this facility

We liked Regency Park fairly well. It was a larger place, and it had more activities because it had a more active crowd. It was much closer, but it wasn't right for my mother-in-law. In the right situation, we might have chosen that one, but my mother-in-law's children liked the one she was in now.

October 29, 2013

By heytoto

I am a friend or relative of a resident

My mom spent several weeks in rehab at Regent Park earlier this year. Overall, I felt she received very good care (and, if I had to do it over again, I would choose the same facility for her). Pros: Very professional, very personalized, great PT services, excellent meals, lovely facility. Cons: Some confusion on medications, some staff did not appreciate family interference. In spite of those cons, I would highly recommend this facility for your loved one. As with any facility, family members need to be present whenever possible and monitor the care being provided.

October 09, 2013

By George43

I visited this facility

The staff at Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care explained that they offered three levels of care for you. They seemed very nice. I had lunch with another guest. I could not say they were fantastic but they were good.
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Memory Care Reviews for Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care

November 01, 2019

By Paige

I visited this facility

The staff at Regent Park was really good, and the overall facility was really nice. When we were there all the residents were out in the common area, and there were staff members there with them. The apartment was nice and bright with nice bathrooms. They do a lot of activities in conjunction with the assisted living, which gives them more opportunity for activities. I didn't like that if the person can't stay in memory care anymore, they move them to the healthcare unit. It's super cute, and it looks like you're walking into a house.

March 16, 2019

By Cathy

I visited this facility

Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care looked nice, but it smelled like old people. The rooms were large and there weren't very many of them, there were just about 10 residents. They didn't really have anybody prepared to see us even though we had an appointment. The receptionist walked us through but couldn't really answer the questions that we had, it was kind of an odd deal. We just saw residents sitting around watching TV. They need a little more cleaning to get rid of the smell. Otherwise it looked nice and the rooms are huge, but obviously there's just something that wasn't kept up somewhere.

Provider Response

Hi Cathy, thank you for touring our community. We strive to provide a beautiful living space for residents, not only in appearance but also in cleanliness. We appreciate the feedback and hope you’ll visit again for another tour.

Questions about Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care

What ongoing training does the staff receive in dementia care?

Associates receive training through a thorough on-boarding program and ongoing, annual training as required by the state regulations. Department heads are required to participate in bi-annual training in their designated field of expertise.

Describe the overall population of assisted living residents at Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care. What is their average age? What are their favorite things to do?

Regent Park is very proud to have a diverse community of residents who enjoy a wide range of activities from physical exercise, exploring their artistic talents, cooking classes and volunteering their time in various local community projects, just to name a few.

What programs or activities does Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care offer to enrich residents' well-being?

Some of the life enrichment opportunities include: trips to the theater and art venues, outings to shopping and attractions, community and cultural events, informative lectures and educational speakers, volunteer opportunities, fitness classes, walking groups, social and themed parties, book clubs, family events and much more.

What transportation services does Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care offer to assisted living residents?

Regent Park offers scheduled transportation via shuttle buses for our assisted living resident’s convenience. Regent Park is equipped with a porte-cochere for the convenience and safety of all residents.

What makes the chef or dining program at Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care exceptional? What kind of menu can assisted living residents expect?

Regent Park offers a Gold Leaf Dining experience for all residents which entail fresh prepared meals in our own kitchen by our staff of professional Gold Leaf Chefs. Breakfast consists of a wide array of traditional breakfast items, including eggs cooked to order. For lunch and dinner, you may choose a freshly prepared selection from the Gold Leaf Choice menu or the Café Select menu, and your choice will be brought to your table by one of our friendly wait staff. The Gold Leaf Choice menu is created by the chef and changes daily.

What safety features or security measures does Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care offer to assisted living residents?

Trained associates are on the premises 24-hours a day, electromagnetic locking doors, specialty carpets near doors with alarms, etc.

How does Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care keep residents' families informed about their loved ones?

Regent Park publishes a monthly newsletter which often contains a calendar of planned events, a schedule of daily activities is posted at the community. Families will receive a phone call if there is any change in the health of the resident.

What is the care staff-to-resident ratio at Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care during daytime and nighttime hours?

Staff-to-resident ratio will fluctuate depending on the number of residents.

If Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care accepts dogs or cats, what indoor/outdoor areas can they enjoy?

Residents are allowed to have well-behaved pets and there is ample space outdoors for residents to enjoy with their pets.

What ongoing senior care training does the staff receive?

Associates receive training through a thorough on-boarding program and ongoing, annual training as required by the state regulations. Department heads are required to participate in bi-annual training in their designated field of expertise.

How many staffers are on duty in the daytime and overnight?

Staff-to-resident ratio will fluctuate depending on the number of residents.

What safety features or security measures does Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care provide to protect residents who wander?

When residents appear to be moving towards an exit, associates are trained to re-direct them back to their activities or apartments. Special carpet designed to deter residents are placed around fire exits and the doors in each community are installed with electro-magnetic locking systems.

What programs or activities does Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care offer to keep residents engaged? How does the staff engage residents' long-term memories?

Programs and activities for Memory Care Residents are customized based on personal interest, cognitive and physical abilities using the resident’s life story.

Who assesses residents' health and cognitive functioning? How often is that assessment repeated?

Each resident’s health and cognitive functioning are assessed by the health care coordinator when they move into the community. Each resident is assessed again 30 days after move-in and every 120 days after that by the Healthcare Coordinator.

What techniques does Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care use to support memory care residents during mealtimes?

A half hour before mealtimes, aroma therapy is used to stimulate synapses in the brain to recognize that it is time to eat, residents are escorted to the dining room and accompanied at the table by an associate who demonstrates mirroring techniques to enhance memories of proper eating techniques.

How does Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care keep residents' families informed about their loved ones' health?

Anytime there is a change in the health or behavior of a resident, the family is notified with a phone call.

Describe the neighborhood around Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care. Is it located in a residential neighborhood, a business district, a rural setting, or other type of locale?

Regent Park is located in close proximity to residential neighborhoods with easy access to various hospitals and clinics for the convenience of the residents.

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Services and Amenities of Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care

Room and housing options

  • 1-bedroom apartments
  • 2-bedroom apartments

Dining options

  • In Room Kitchenette
  • Dining Room Shared Meals

Features

  • Beauty Barber Shop
  • Resident Transportation
  • Garden And Patio

Cleaning services

  • Laundry For Linens
  • Housekeeping
  • Laundry For Clothing

Health services

  • Skilled Nursing
  • Nurse On Staff: Yes

Activities

  • Offsite Activities
  • Religious Services

Guest services

  • Guests At Mealtime

Languages

  • English

Range of services

  • Personal Care Assistants

Types of care

  • Walking Wheelchair Assistance

About Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care

Welcome to Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care

Regent Park is excited to provide more choices for those seeking an assisted living and memory care residence. We are dedicated to providing quality services in a warm, comfortable environment. Our professional and personalized services are designed to enhance the quality of life for those we serve. We remain dedicated to those who entrust their housing and service needs to us.

At Regent Park we are dedicated to each Residents' independence, choices and dignity.

Regent Park is proud to be a full Continuing Care Retirement Community offering the level of care that you or your loved one needs. The full continuing care that is offered includes The Regent Independent Living, Regent Park Assisted Living and Memory Care and Regent Park Rehabilitation and Healthcare.

Philosophy of Service

Regent Park is dedicated to providing the highest standard in quality of service, environment, and care to residents and their families. The foundation of our approach to service is built upon fundamental concepts we believe are important to every resident.

The concepts are central in our approach to quality service and supportive residential environments:

  • Promote the individuality of each resident
  • Offer each resident dignity and respect
  • Foster independence for each resident
  • Support each resident's right to privacy
  • Support the needs of family and friends
  • Provide a supportive residential environment
  • Partner with residents and family in care decisions
  • Offer individual choices in care, services and lifestyle
Tailored Services

At Regent Park, we recognize that each person has individual needs and preferences. With this in mind, we offer each resident a flexible service combination we call Tailored Services. The combination of the Base Monthly Service and the Tailored Services you choose results in your monthly Tailored Pricing. This unique plan provides you with the most individual personal service in the most cost effective manner.

Base Monthly Service Includes:

  • Spacious apartment
  • Utilities (except phone)
  • Weekly housekeeping & laundry
  • Routine maintenance
  • Three nutritious meals and snacks
  • Life Enrichment activities
  • 24-hour access to staff
  • Licensed nurse on staff
  • Health monitoring by full time professional staff

Tailored Services may include: (but are not limited to)

  • Medication Assistance
  • Specialized diets
  • Assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, and other personal care
  • Assistance with ambulation
  • Reflections Memory Care

The Regent Park Personal Assessment provides for cooperative planning between you and our staff. As your needs or wants change, your Tailored Services can change with you. At Regent Park, you pay only for the services you need or want.

Enriching Activities

Life enriching activities come alive at Regent Park. Residents participate in hobbies, cultural events, educational opportunities, religious activities, and interesting trips, along with the opportunity for new experiences. New friends are made and relationships strengthened by spending enjoyable time together. Special cultural and community events are a highlight on the Regent Park Life Enrichment calendar.

The Life Enrichment Coordinator and the nurse create The Regent Park Wellness Program which may include fun exercises, activities, and health education. The Regent Park Wellness Program is designed to enhance the overall health and well-being of the residents.

Companion Services

You may choose additional personalized support or services through our specialized program called Regent Park Companions. Regent Park Companions spend time one-on-one with the resident providing special attention or care such as reading, shopping, letter writing, supervision, and support.

Quality Design Features

Every design feature of Regent Park is based on our philosophy of service and our dedication to creating quality environments and service delivery systems for the residents we serve.

Exterior:

  • Elegant home-style architecture
Apartments:
  • 5 distinctive apartment styles
  • Kitchenette with microwave, refrigerator, sink, and cabinetry
  • Wall-to-Wall carpeting, except bathrooms
  • Large bathroom with curbless shower
  • Emergency Call System with speaker response
  • Telephone and Television connections
  • Individually controlled heating and air conditioning
  • Basic Cable hook-up
Interior:
  • Personal Care Suite providing health and wellness evaluations and services
  • Therapeutic and relaxing whirlpool spa
  • Elegant dining room
  • Main Street Café for casual dining and snacks
  • Enclosed courtyard / covered porch
  • Common living room, game room, and library
  • Uptown Theater
For your "Peace of Mind":
  • Electronically controlled entrances
  • Fire/smoke and sprinkler systems

Reflections Alzheimer's and Memory Care

Dedication to Service

Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's or other memory impairments is a very personal, loving dedication to service. It requires service for specific and individual needs.

More often, the resident with memory loss needs assistance with life's daily activities including personal care but may not have an acute medical condition requiring around the clock skilled nursing or instruction. Finding that unique combination of physical setting and specialized care is a journey traveled by many families.

The Reflections Program

At Reflections, our trained staff works closely with family members and friends to assemble a "Life History" identifying the personal experiences of each resident's life.

Through the "Life History," we get to know the personality behind the person, fostering a one-to-one association more like "friend to friend" rather than "staff to patient." Details and events from your loved one's past become "shared" memories and experiences serving as a foundation for activities, communication, and the development of friendships built on support, understanding and mutual respect.

Base Monthly Services
  • Laundry Services - personal and linen
  • Housekeeping
  • 24 hour-a-day specially trained staff
  • Three daily meals plus snacks
  • Tailored activities - therapeutic and recreational
  • Full-time Reflections supervisor
  • Individualized service planning
  • Family and community support groups
  • Reflections Program - a personal life history program
Tailored Services
  • Medication Assistance
  • Assistance with bathing, dressing, personal hygiene, incontinence management, and other personal services

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