Memory Care Communities in Wichita, KS

"We toured Dove Estates Senior Living. It's hard to find at first, because it was so far out. But it was not a bad place at all, ever. It seemed very nice. The facility itself was well-kept and also a newer one. It's very appealing to look at. The one thing that got us was that it was almost unprepared for us coming. We had an appointment with them, and she was running around doing something else. And eventually got there, which was very nice, but it felt like she was just winging it. The rooms were fine - one and two. The staff was nice. They were all very polite. We saw one of their dining areas. It's just that they weren't as homey as the feeling you get, and they don't encompass you, so you feel like part of the family. It was a little more sterile than that. Whereas in the other facility, you felt like they were pulling you into their community."

ComfortCare Homes provides whole person care for loved ones with dementia and Alzheimer's, and peace of mind for families. Providing leading edge and innovative dementia care for over 30 years, ComfortCare Homes is Newton's leader in Alzheimer's and dementia care. We are the best long-term dementia care alternative to large assisted living and nursing homes. Our services have been developed and refined from decades of experience working specifically with people suffering from dementia and Alzheimer's disease. The feeling of being right at home that families experience when they step into a ComfortCare Home isn't accidental, it comes from the principles of compassion, empathy, and thoughtful design that are at the core of everything we do. We offer a comprehensive variety of services included in our flat monthly fee, from the essential to the unexpected. 24-hour Care Licensed Nurses Personalized Care Home-cooked Meals Customized Engagement Incontinence Management Medication Management Housekeeping Services Dressing and Grooming Bathing Behavior Management and Monitoring 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

"It was a nice big place. It had a beautiful eating area, and the gathering room was nice. The people were extremely friendly. It's a little bit older building, but it had been remodeled, and it was beautiful inside. The lady who assisted me was excellent and helped me understand everything about the place. The rooms were beautiful. It's a Masonic home, but you don’t have to be a Mason to be a resident."

"My Mom enjoys her time at Advanced Care. The staff is caring and cordial. Every resident has his/her own cable TV as well as one in the lounge, they often arrange fun activities for residents. The food is good. They give my Mom her medications and insulin shots on time and take her to doctor appointments. I feel my Mom is in good hands. "

"I pop in every now and then at Accord. I appreciate what they do. They take good care of my mother; she's OK with it but there are some times (she's got dementia) she wants to know why she has to stay there, so I have to remind her. The staff is very good. They have activities for them. They did crafts and bingo; they do a lot of different things with them. It's a clean place. "

"We have chosen ComfortCare Homes-Founder's Crest. My mom will be moving in tomorrow. I thought they were very warm, and they take care of the patients nicely. They were caring. The rooms were pretty spacious. You can have a private room or a semi-private room. You bring your own furniture. It's a nice place. One thing I liked about the staff who toured us was that her parents had dementia, and so she knew a lot about memory care, and that was an interesting thing about her. She was very, very informative. The dining area was very nice. I tried their food yesterday. They cooked everything from scratch and that's a good thing. What I had yesterday was very good. I like how they all come together and play different games. They have a sitting area where they have a recliner set up, and you can sit, visit, talk, or watch TV, or you can play games, and that was a great deal. They also have a salon that I thought was pretty nice."

"My mother is residing at Presbyterian Manor (Wichita Presbyterian Manor), and everything is all good. Their caregivers are professional, kind and intelligent. The food is delicious. It is extremely clean. "

"Comfort Care Homes, established in the Northeastern Wichita area,have been around the longest of all the Home Plus organizations in Wichita. These Alzheimer's Care Homes truly evolved from the personal experiences of owner/administrator with his own aging parents. The homes are in quiet, safe residential neighborhoods and generally care for up to 8 residents. All care delivery is provided right in the homes. If you think about it, someone who is already confused and anxious would have great difficulty being moved to an institutional care setting. How great is it to live in a home, in a small family-like environment and still get the needed attention with day to day care and activities. This is a sound organization. The homes are spacious and secure. Food is prepared right on the premises and meals are served family style. Staff is trained specifically fo meet the needs of persons with Dementia. There are lovely and secure yards and activities are offered daily. Friends and families are welcome. Medical care available if needed. The only down-side is if resident declines enough that two-persons are needed to assist for mobility, a move will become necessary. "

"This place has a wonderful, caring staff. Our Mother lived the last few years there. She had healthy meals and a great group of care-givers. "

"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."

"It was a busy community and a lot of activities were going on. My father needed something quieter and smaller. It was a lot larger than where he is currently, but everybody was nice. The cleanliness and the staff were excellent. The apartment was very spacious and clean, but it just wasn't right for him."

"The staff really cares about the residents and their families. They do sweet things for my grandfather like get him his favorite cookies from the store and make meals he requests. They are super attentive and the home is gorgeous as well."

"We looked at Park West Plaza. It was very nice, very clean, and the people seemed rather friendly. They were having a fire drill. The rooms seemed a little bit small, and it was a little pricey. The staff was very nice and knowledgeable."

"We went to see Reflection Living Maize Court in Wichita. We looked at their memory care because my husband has dementia and Alzheimer's. The staff was very friendly during my visit. The person cooking the meal was right there saying hi. The lady who took us around was nice and very informative. My husband had to go to the bathroom while we were there, and they accommodated us with a restroom and a urinal. They were just more than happy to help, showed us the safe place where they keep their medications and it was just a nice, quiet place. They were a little bit more expensive than what I wanted to pay but it's a nice place. When we walked in, there was a little kitchen and they were preparing lunch for the people there. Across the big room, it was very open, the residents were sitting there watching TV or just walking around, those who were ambulatory. Some were just sitting and relaxing. It smelled good too. It was not perfumey, but there was no odor, so I liked that. The room we saw was clean. It had just been cleaned from the person who had just left. It seemed like there would be a lot going on too. There was a backyard that had bird feeders, and it looked out on a bunch of trees there. It was quiet and tucked in a busy, medical area because there are also other assisted living places in the area. There was a lot going on the outside, but it was quiet inside."