Memory Care Communities in Blue Springs, MO

"I'm very satisfied with The Wellington Senior Living. It meets my needs. It's clean. It's comfortable. It's well taken care of. Any questions I have, they're answered immediately and explained thoroughly and I'm treated with respect. The staff's work attitude is wonderful. I have no complaints whatsoever about the quality of the work or anything that I've been exposed to. I have no complaints about the food. Everything's good. There's plenty of it and it's good quality. Maintenance is excellent. I have needed very low maintenance, but anything I've asked for, it's been taken care of immediately. They clean on a regular basis. Every week, a new activity schedule comes out and I just participate in anything that I want to. I'm very satisfied with what I'm getting and what I'm paying."

"The Oxford Grand at Shoal Creek is very clean. The last senior place my dad was in smelled of urine, but this one does not and they are so very nice. The people are extremely nice as well. They have an activities director Monday through Friday, and just every day they do different little game type things. They have someone that does pedicures and it's wonderful. Right now my dad is in a room by himself and its fine. When he gets a room with someone else, it's going to be kind of small. But they have a really nice living area just right outside his door so they don't really need to spend a lot of time in his room. The staff is thorough, very attentive, and just really nice, so I have no complaints. He seems to like the food as well. He loves the activities, although he usually didn't participate in his last community."

Compassionate Care Homes LLC is a dedicated memory care community located in the peaceful and upscale neighborhood of Leawood, Kansas. Designed to support residents living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia, the community provides a secure, home-like environment where personalized attention and emotional well-being are prioritized. Residents benefit from 24-hour trained caregiver support, individualized care plans, medication management, mobility and personal assistance, and engaging daily activities tailored to cognitive abilities. The thoughtfully designed home features safety enhancements such as secured entries, monitored common areas, accessible bathrooms, and comforting living spaces that encourage both independence and connection. Nutritious, home-cooked meals are prepared daily, fostering a sense of warmth and familiarity. Nearby, families will find convenient access to local parks, shopping centers, healthcare facilities, and dining options, making visits both easy and enjoyable. Compassionate Care Homes LLC combines clinical expertise with heartfelt caregiving, creating a nurturing setting where residents and families alike can feel supported and at ease. 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

"Trustwell Living at Mission Springs seemed to have a very good relationship with their patients. One of them came up and even gave them a good review without me even asking, so I believe that they have a very good relationship with their patients. They had a very nice dining room. The person that guided me was very knowledgeable and very personable. I enjoyed the visit. The place was extremely clean."

"I liked the staff at Brookdale Leawood State Line. They're very, very friendly. They were very person-centric, so they worked very hard on having this service (that's what they told me). I liked how I thought they would to treat my mom. The staff was wonderful. I really liked her. Their facilities were very nice, very clean, and big. I thought the facilities were fine. They had a salon. It was not as close, and that was a big reason why I kind of took it off the list. They also charged extra for things that the other place I went to included."

"The Madison Senior Living is kind of a long way out in more or less an industrial neighborhood. The only one that I could afford there was a studio. The unit was extremely small, partly because they put a full-sized washer and dryer in the only closet that was for bedroom-bathroom use. The closet that would be left available for hanging clothes was very, very small. I think it was brand new, and everything was nice. If I could have afforded a bigger unit there, I might have given it more consideration, but that was out of my budget. They are in the process of building a facility outside for more activities, like barbecues and things. It is not done yet. There was a storage place across the road. There was a convenience store/gas station on your way to the highway from the building, which could be nice. There are also plenty of shops within a mile, like Target and Walmart. The dining area is a restaurant, and it is open all day. You can go on your own time schedule to get meals, and all meals are included. Adjacent to that is a snack bar, where they put out a variety of snacks. A lot of them are healthy and some of them are not, but you can grab them at your convenience at no extra charge. I looked at the menu, and there was quite a lot of variety, including healthy options. It is a fairly new facility, and there weren't many residents around. I only met two staff members, and they were both nice, pleasant, and professional. They also have a few carports, but no garage parking. The reason that I rate the facilities that low is that they're not really efficiently planned. The studio apartment was like a hotel room, so I can't see anybody living there full time."

"I liked that Trustwell Living of Overland Park had outdoor spaces and it was clean. There wasn't anything that I saw that I didn't like. The staff was friendly and it looked like they had activities. The staff member answered all my questions and she showed me everywhere I wanted to see. They also had a spa room. I didn't try the food there. They told me I could, but we didn't have time. What they had was good, but it wasn't as much as other places. They had an outdoor space for gardening and for activities. They had activities going on while I was there, and there were quite a few people participating. It's near restaurants, shopping, pharmacies, and a walking trail."

"I visited the Heritage of Overland Park. I liked the size of the community, I liked the fact that the owner was there on the premises, right down the street at his office, and that it wasn't a big corporation. The rooms were very nice and well kept, the bathrooms were well-appointed. My mother will have more space than where she was previously. Everything seems to be attractive and well-managed. They had a small gym and workout area, they had a dining area with tables for four to six to sit at. They also had staff spread throughout the eating area to make sure that the residents were getting any assistance they might need, be that encouragement or help with cutting up their food, to actual feeding some people. They had little off-side sitting areas for small conversation and relaxing. They also had an activity area."

"My mother has moved into Garden Villas of Lenexa. She's in independent living right now. They have a very caring staff. They're very personal, and her needs are addressed quickly and adequately. I tried the food one day, my mom loved it, and I think it's good, too. They provide some transportation. They have a lot of scheduled social events, happy hours, and crafts. They provide two meals a day, and it's included in the price, and if you needed to order more, you could."

"My mom will be moving into The Gardens at Barry Road today. It is a great place. The apartments are very nice, very spacious, and they have everything we need. The common areas look very nice. They have a salon, a library, and laundry facilities. They have activities, like exercises. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. The place is extremely clean. I noticed when we walked into the room, they had done a deep clean in our room. It smelled wonderful."

"My dad is at Benton House. This place is beautiful. On a scale of 1 to 10, the managerial staff is about an 8. The health care manager is about a 5. The room is absolutely fantastic. It is a brand-new place. The dining room is very well-maintained with beautiful tables and chairs. The meals are very good, too. The social recreation seems to be OK; my dad just doesn’t participate very much. "

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

"Cedarhurst of Blue Springs is very nice. The rooms are smaller, but the fresh paint looks really nice. The facility is clean. It smells good. The food looks good. It's organized. It's in a great location, safe, and easy to access the highway. They have free transportation, and they take the folks shopping."

"My dad has been in the Villages of Jackson Creek for several weeks now. They have both assisted living and memory care. He moved into memory care. He still has some abilities, but he needed more care than what assisted living could provide, so we had to move him into memory care, which made the transition hard because he was aware of that, and he felt like he didn't belong in there. What I noticed is they engage with him. There's an open area where they dine together. The rooms are around the open area, and we like that. The family members interact with the other family members, and they interact with my dad. Many of them would come over and say hello or get him coffee, which was important to us and important to my dad because he needs the interaction. He's social, and a lot of the other residents can't suffice that. The attendants there do well with him. I like the layout of it because it is open, so you can see the living area with the television, and they also do entertainment there. The kitchen and the dining area are there. The rooms are on the outside all the way around. He has windows looking out to a nicely landscaped ground, which is pretty there. He's an outdoor person, so that helps. He can have bird feeders, so we put those outside one of his windows. I like the room because it was spacious. It wasn't a box or a square. The closet was large, and the chest of drawers fit in the closet. The bathroom is spacious and is set up well, of course, for the handicapped. There's plenty of room for a queen-size bed. He has his recliner in there and a television. We put some folding chairs in there for guests. I like the lighting. You could get full lighting, or you can get dimmer lighting, which was helpful for my dad. It has hardwood floors, so it looks clean. The place looked clean. It's a really pretty place. The people that work there are so friendly and helpful. The transition was hard on me, and I got a lot of support. It's hard on my dad, too. It's the first time I've had to put a parent in a facility, and I didn't want to do it because I was the one staying home with him and taking care of him, so it was hard. They have a bird sanctuary inside the area where they can go, and my dad is fascinated with that. He can watch the birds. They have music and they bring in musicians to play. My dad loves music. Something about it was homey. It's very nice and very clean. It reminded me of a home-like someplace my dad would feel comfortable with. It was more like his style or taste. The staff I interacted with are very professional. The problem with my dad is he can't identify what they're serving him. He is aware enough, but he has a problem with that, so we've been taking him food. It tasted OK to me, but I couldn't tell what it was."