Armour Oaks Senior Living

Offers Assisted Living, Independent Living, Nursing Homes, and Continuing Care Communities

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8100 Wornal Road

Kansas City

64114

Armour Oaks Senior Living

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Terri 2020-12-22 I had toured Armour Oaks Senior Living before. Because of the virus we were supposed to do a virtual tour, but everything was the same. The staff just sent me several pictures also, and it was just the same when I visited. They were very helpful though. The staff who assisted me was very nice. I didn't get to see any residents. The apartments were small, but doable for someone who's by themselves. It was basically two rooms; it wasn't an apartment. It was just a room that you could put a bed and maybe a TV in there, the living room area, which was the bigger room, then the bathroom off the bedroom. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Helen C 2017-07-17 Armour Oaks' price was too high for me. They also wanted a higher deposit. They had all levels of care. I was interested in the one-bedroom with a kitchen area and a washer and dryer. However, I called them five times before they called me back. I visited this facility

5 3 1

DianaIHPPP 2016-05-10 I visited Armour Oaks, and I think I am more mentally active than the residents there, and my kids said that they were afraid that the people were too old for me. I'm going on 71, but my mind is younger. My visit was very nice. They showed me a couple of different areas. It's more expensive at $2,600 a month. I felt like it was for people who were more in need of care than myself. It was more like an apartment building, where you go on an elevator to get to your apartment. They allow smoking; I'm a smoker, but I would have to go take my dog, go down the hallway, get on the elevator, go down to the main floor, go outside, and have a cigarette and let my dog out. It's a very nice place. I just want my own space. I like the idea of having an outside entry, so that's not available. It's just not for me. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Jerome4 2016-05-10 We were in the lobby of Armour Oaks assisted living. It was a much older building, and I was not impressed with it. It was rather old , probably a 1940 vintage or something. It just seemed dark, and the architecture back then was different. We didn't tour the assisted. We toured the independent living area, and we were impressed with it. The rooms seemed larger and there was more living area square footage wise. I like the size of the rooms. The place was impressive. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Sharon119175750 2015-11-07 The nursing, security, and dietary are dedicated and kind to my mother and other residents. They were quick to follow up to questions and concerns. The housekeeping inside the apartments is an area in need of strengthening. Otherwise, presentation is good for guests, visitors, and residents. I have much gratitude for the Armour Oaks. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 4 1

Katherine21 2015-11-07 Armour Oaks is an awesome place to live. The quality of care is great. I like all my nurses and staff. They are very helpful, and they really care of us residents. My family feels safe with me being here. It’s a great place to live. I am/was a resident of this facility

5 5 1

Randy15 2014-12-26 Armour Oaks Senior Living Community was dark and dingy, and if you put your parents here, you would feel like you put them in a dungeon. It was very old and outdated. The only thing good there was that they had a Medicare spend down, but other than that, I couldn't really say much about them. I didn't like anything about that place. They need to modernize a little bit. I visited this facility

5 2 1

rhonda1992 2014-07-08 Armour Oaks has a good neighbourhood, and it’s relatively convenient to where I live. It’s an older but quiet neighborhood, and the physical property itself has a lot of vintage charm. The rooms are smaller than I would have liked. They have private bathrooms, and the particular room that my aunt ended up moving into had a slightly larger doorframe, which was helpful because she uses a walker. The dining area is good, average, and my aunt is not thrilled with the food. This facility was the most affordable that I have looked at. They do some outings in little mini buses, they play Bingo and have Bible study classes. They also have special events like for Mother’s Day and Memorial Day. I also think their staffing is stretched, but I think they offer a good value. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 3 1

Martha18 2013-09-26 When I went at Armour Oaks they showed me this room that literally was like 150 square feet and it was very small and there is no kitchen in the room. Basically her social security would be turned over to them and they would cover all of her prescriptions and would give her $35 a month spending money. That seemed ridiculous and I think my mom would never go for that. It seems a little odd to me that you have to be in the assisted living for Medicare to contribute as supposed to independent living. That is very confusing to me. I visited this facility

5 2 1

Roberts1980 2011-06-28 This facility has a very urban-feeling location, off of a busy, narrow street currently undergoing quite a bit of construction. There are several facilities operated by Armour on this cul-de-sac and the neighbourhood is beautiful once you turn off the main street. There are several stately brick buildings with white trim, lush lawns and big leafy trees all around. However, the interior of the Assisted Living facility was something entirely different. My guide told me the building was built in 1928, and it's very obvious. The hallways are dark, both in terms of the wood and carpet, but also as a result of poor lighting. The lighting made it a little difficult for me to gauge cleanliness, but the facility is at least tidy and appears to be pretty well maintained, given its age. I was concerned at one point that my tour included a stairwell which was extremely cluttered around the main travel path, and the fact that the building has no elevators. My guide informed me that all residents must be capable of escaping the building on their own in case of emergency and for the second-floor residents that means navigating 1928-era stairwells. The activity room and several common rooms are in the basement. The activity room looks very much like an old-style cafeteria, with exposed pipework in the ceiling and linoleum floors. I thought this room reeked of cigarette smoke so I wondered what the smoking policy was for the facility. In addition, the rooms seemed very small to me, but do have ensuite baths. They are painted a rather institutional mint blue, but the one a resident showed me felt very homey with her furniture. She was very upbeat and friendly, and said her doctor had recommended the facility, and that she loves it there and so does everyone she knows. Several other residents were very friendly as well, and the personal atmosphere was very nice. It's my impression that this facility is adequate, but makes no attempt to compete with the luxury-style facilities run by Brookdale and Sunrise in the KC area. I visited this facility

5 3 1

Carolyn 2021-04-05 Armour Oaks Senior Living is very nice. It's kind of dark and dim, it's an old building. But it's by far the best option. You get a 1-bedroom apartment with a bathroom, kind of like a dressing room area and a front room. It's a really good deal, it really is. I just met one staff and he's very nice. It's not for profit and I'm up on the air on that one. It's really nice but it's old. Their rooms were very good, there's nothing wrong with the apartment and it's really quite a bit for your money. The location is pretty decent and everything is fairly close. They have pretty much everything like dining, a rec room and some kind of an indoor theater. They don't have a pool but that's not a loss. They provide 3 meals a day, and it was very reasonably priced. It's very nice and probably one of the best offers in town financially. I visited this facility

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Kelley 2018-12-06 I'm much younger than everybody here at Armour Oaks Senior Living. It's really quite nice and it's big. It's a gated community. It has a black rod iron fence surrounding it and it's got a lot of land. There's a pond outside, but most people don't even walk around within the grounds. As people get older and need more help, there's another facility behind it, which is the assisted living. They have even more intensive care in another building. They have activities and the food is good. It's a pretty place. They do bingo and they have a workout room with all kinds of machines. There are sitting areas that are nice and I joined a group of people and we gather in a fireplace at night and we chat. It's like an apartment building with meals. The dining area is carpeted and they don't serve a formal breakfast, they just give you boxes of cereal that you can take to your room. They just do lunch and dinner basically, and the dining area has white tablecloths. It's an elevator building, so people in their wheelchairs can get in and out of it. The staff is really nice and social. On the third floor, they have a party area and there's a ball, ping-pong, and they watch movies there sometimes. If I were 80, I would totally live here. I am/was a resident of this facility

5 5 1

Michael 2017-09-29 I like the way Armour Oaks is set up and I liked the people. They have field trips for the residents and an exercise room. They also have different kinds of groups that meet. I saw 1- and 2-bedrooms which are adequate in size. If you're in independent living, it's new, and if you're in assisted living, it's an older building built in the '20s, but it's clean. They should continue to upgrade the older building. They do some assistance and they keep up with the residents. In independent, if you're not showing up for meals, they check up on you. The staff was very informative and very friendly. They also have a bus transportation service that's included. I visited this facility

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Michael 2017-09-18 Armour Oaks Senior Living wasn't too bad, but the rooms were a little more cramped than what my mom requires for her wheelchair needs. The price was great. The apartments were fairly small compared to the other one we visited, and this was kind of a secondary option for us. The staff was pretty friendly. I visited this facility

5 3 1

Suzanne422126 2017-03-28 I liked Armour Oaks. My first impression was that it was very old but very clean, very well-kept and very attractive. They had antique-type furniture. I saw two studios and one two-bedroom. The studios were extremely small, and I could not handle that, but the price was right. The one that I liked was the two-bedroom. All of them were clean and well kept. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Mioshi 2017-03-06 Armour Oaks Senior Living was very nice, and the rooms were really spacious. They offered a lot of amenities like the laundry and the food. The staff, Mr. Dallas, was really good and very informative. My mother couldn’t afford it, so he gave me some other places to call and tour. This is where I really wanted my mother to be. I visited this facility

5 5 1

JohnEHHLL 2016-05-10 We’ve only been at Armour Oaks Senior Living for a few weeks, but it seems to be what we are looking for. It’s very large; the building is three stories and the population seems to be rather elderly. It’s a very calm, peaceful place, and the staff is excellent. We have a one-bedroom that's larger than most of them and comes complete with kitchen, washer, and dryer. There’s a good-sized dining room and living room, a small bedroom, average-sized bathroom, and sun porch, which is an extension of the main room. The food has been very good. It’s in a fairly central location with a lot of shopping around. I am/was a resident of this facility

5 4 1

anonymous 124 2020-02-07 The Assisted Living and Skilled Nursing is infested with bed bugs. The rooms are small. The call system is loud and outdated. Other

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popcicle 2011-09-29 A gorgeous facility with a a real southern plantation historical feel. Immaculate grounds that provide a warm and relaxing atmosphere. The staff is courteous, knowledgeable, attentive, and kind. They seem to take a real interest in all of the people living there. They seem to know all of the likes and dislikes of the tenants, and take the time to keep them happy and meet their needs. The rooms are very comfortable and provide a safe atmosphere with great security and comfort. Help is just a touch away. An excellent facility. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 4 1

Brenda 2020-03-25 Armour Oaks Senior Living was nice and clean. The staff was very good. They apartments we saw were like studios. They had an exercise room, a dining area, a gathering area, and an activity area. They had a lot of activities. I visited this facility

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Assisted Living Reviews for Armour Oaks Senior Living

December 22, 2020

By Terri

I visited this facility

I had toured Armour Oaks Senior Living before. Because of the virus we were supposed to do a virtual tour, but everything was the same. The staff just sent me several pictures also, and it was just the same when I visited. They were very helpful though. The staff who assisted me was very nice. I didn't get to see any residents. The apartments were small, but doable for someone who's by themselves. It was basically two rooms; it wasn't an apartment. It was just a room that you could put a bed and maybe a TV in there, the living room area, which was the bigger room, then the bathroom off the bedroom.

July 17, 2017

By Helen C

I visited this facility

Armour Oaks' price was too high for me. They also wanted a higher deposit. They had all levels of care. I was interested in the one-bedroom with a kitchen area and a washer and dryer. However, I called them five times before they called me back.

May 10, 2016

By DianaIHPPP

I visited this facility

I visited Armour Oaks, and I think I am more mentally active than the residents there, and my kids said that they were afraid that the people were too old for me. I'm going on 71, but my mind is younger. My visit was very nice. They showed me a couple of different areas. It's more expensive at $2,600 a month. I felt like it was for people who were more in need of care than myself. It was more like an apartment building, where you go on an elevator to get to your apartment. They allow smoking; I'm a smoker, but I would have to go take my dog, go down the hallway, get on the elevator, go down to the main floor, go outside, and have a cigarette and let my dog out. It's a very nice place. I just want my own space. I like the idea of having an outside entry, so that's not available. It's just not for me.

May 10, 2016

By Jerome4

I visited this facility

We were in the lobby of Armour Oaks assisted living. It was a much older building, and I was not impressed with it. It was rather old , probably a 1940 vintage or something. It just seemed dark, and the architecture back then was different. We didn't tour the assisted. We toured the independent living area, and we were impressed with it. The rooms seemed larger and there was more living area square footage wise. I like the size of the rooms. The place was impressive.

November 07, 2015

By Sharon119175750

I am a friend or relative of a resident

The nursing, security, and dietary are dedicated and kind to my mother and other residents. They were quick to follow up to questions and concerns. The housekeeping inside the apartments is an area in need of strengthening. Otherwise, presentation is good for guests, visitors, and residents. I have much gratitude for the Armour Oaks.

November 07, 2015

By Katherine21

I am/was a resident of this facility

Armour Oaks is an awesome place to live. The quality of care is great. I like all my nurses and staff. They are very helpful, and they really care of us residents. My family feels safe with me being here. It’s a great place to live.

December 26, 2014

By Randy15

I visited this facility

Armour Oaks Senior Living Community was dark and dingy, and if you put your parents here, you would feel like you put them in a dungeon. It was very old and outdated. The only thing good there was that they had a Medicare spend down, but other than that, I couldn't really say much about them. I didn't like anything about that place. They need to modernize a little bit.

July 08, 2014

By rhonda1992

I am a friend or relative of a resident

Armour Oaks has a good neighbourhood, and it’s relatively convenient to where I live. It’s an older but quiet neighborhood, and the physical property itself has a lot of vintage charm. The rooms are smaller than I would have liked. They have private bathrooms, and the particular room that my aunt ended up moving into had a slightly larger doorframe, which was helpful because she uses a walker. The dining area is good, average, and my aunt is not thrilled with the food. This facility was the most affordable that I have looked at. They do some outings in little mini buses, they play Bingo and have Bible study classes. They also have special events like for Mother’s Day and Memorial Day. I also think their staffing is stretched, but I think they offer a good value.

September 26, 2013

By Martha18

I visited this facility

When I went at Armour Oaks they showed me this room that literally was like 150 square feet and it was very small and there is no kitchen in the room. Basically her social security would be turned over to them and they would cover all of her prescriptions and would give her $35 a month spending money. That seemed ridiculous and I think my mom would never go for that. It seems a little odd to me that you have to be in the assisted living for Medicare to contribute as supposed to independent living. That is very confusing to me.

June 28, 2011

By Roberts1980

I visited this facility

This facility has a very urban-feeling location, off of a busy, narrow street currently undergoing quite a bit of construction. There are several facilities operated by Armour on this cul-de-sac and the neighbourhood is beautiful once you turn off the main street. There are several stately brick buildings with white trim, lush lawns and big leafy trees all around. However, the interior of the Assisted Living facility was something entirely different. My guide told me the building was built in 1928, and it's very obvious. The hallways are dark, both in terms of the wood and carpet, but also as a result of poor lighting. The lighting made it a little difficult for me to gauge cleanliness, but the facility is at least tidy and appears to be pretty well maintained, given its age. I was concerned at one point that my tour included a stairwell which was extremely cluttered around the main travel path, and the fact that the building has no elevators. My guide informed me that all residents must be capable of escaping the building on their own in case of emergency and for the second-floor residents that means navigating 1928-era stairwells. The activity room and several common rooms are in the basement. The activity room looks very much like an old-style cafeteria, with exposed pipework in the ceiling and linoleum floors. I thought this room reeked of cigarette smoke so I wondered what the smoking policy was for the facility. In addition, the rooms seemed very small to me, but do have ensuite baths. They are painted a rather institutional mint blue, but the one a resident showed me felt very homey with her furniture. She was very upbeat and friendly, and said her doctor had recommended the facility, and that she loves it there and so does everyone she knows. Several other residents were very friendly as well, and the personal atmosphere was very nice. It's my impression that this facility is adequate, but makes no attempt to compete with the luxury-style facilities run by Brookdale and Sunrise in the KC area.

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Independent Living Reviews for Armour Oaks Senior Living

April 05, 2021

By Carolyn

I visited this facility

Armour Oaks Senior Living is very nice. It's kind of dark and dim, it's an old building. But it's by far the best option. You get a 1-bedroom apartment with a bathroom, kind of like a dressing room area and a front room. It's a really good deal, it really is. I just met one staff and he's very nice. It's not for profit and I'm up on the air on that one. It's really nice but it's old. Their rooms were very good, there's nothing wrong with the apartment and it's really quite a bit for your money. The location is pretty decent and everything is fairly close. They have pretty much everything like dining, a rec room and some kind of an indoor theater. They don't have a pool but that's not a loss. They provide 3 meals a day, and it was very reasonably priced. It's very nice and probably one of the best offers in town financially.

December 06, 2018

By Kelley

I am/was a resident of this facility

I'm much younger than everybody here at Armour Oaks Senior Living. It's really quite nice and it's big. It's a gated community. It has a black rod iron fence surrounding it and it's got a lot of land. There's a pond outside, but most people don't even walk around within the grounds. As people get older and need more help, there's another facility behind it, which is the assisted living. They have even more intensive care in another building. They have activities and the food is good. It's a pretty place. They do bingo and they have a workout room with all kinds of machines. There are sitting areas that are nice and I joined a group of people and we gather in a fireplace at night and we chat. It's like an apartment building with meals. The dining area is carpeted and they don't serve a formal breakfast, they just give you boxes of cereal that you can take to your room. They just do lunch and dinner basically, and the dining area has white tablecloths. It's an elevator building, so people in their wheelchairs can get in and out of it. The staff is really nice and social. On the third floor, they have a party area and there's a ball, ping-pong, and they watch movies there sometimes. If I were 80, I would totally live here.

September 29, 2017

By Michael

I visited this facility

I like the way Armour Oaks is set up and I liked the people. They have field trips for the residents and an exercise room. They also have different kinds of groups that meet. I saw 1- and 2-bedrooms which are adequate in size. If you're in independent living, it's new, and if you're in assisted living, it's an older building built in the '20s, but it's clean. They should continue to upgrade the older building. They do some assistance and they keep up with the residents. In independent, if you're not showing up for meals, they check up on you. The staff was very informative and very friendly. They also have a bus transportation service that's included.

September 18, 2017

By Michael

I visited this facility

Armour Oaks Senior Living wasn't too bad, but the rooms were a little more cramped than what my mom requires for her wheelchair needs. The price was great. The apartments were fairly small compared to the other one we visited, and this was kind of a secondary option for us. The staff was pretty friendly.

Provider Response

With our building being older, our room suites aren't for everyone. I welcome anyone to come and tour our campus to see if we are the right fit for you or your loved one(s).

March 28, 2017

By Suzanne422126

I visited this facility

I liked Armour Oaks. My first impression was that it was very old but very clean, very well-kept and very attractive. They had antique-type furniture. I saw two studios and one two-bedroom. The studios were extremely small, and I could not handle that, but the price was right. The one that I liked was the two-bedroom. All of them were clean and well kept.

March 06, 2017

By Mioshi

I visited this facility

Armour Oaks Senior Living was very nice, and the rooms were really spacious. They offered a lot of amenities like the laundry and the food. The staff, Mr. Dallas, was really good and very informative. My mother couldn’t afford it, so he gave me some other places to call and tour. This is where I really wanted my mother to be.

May 10, 2016

By JohnEHHLL

I am/was a resident of this facility

We’ve only been at Armour Oaks Senior Living for a few weeks, but it seems to be what we are looking for. It’s very large; the building is three stories and the population seems to be rather elderly. It’s a very calm, peaceful place, and the staff is excellent. We have a one-bedroom that's larger than most of them and comes complete with kitchen, washer, and dryer. There’s a good-sized dining room and living room, a small bedroom, average-sized bathroom, and sun porch, which is an extension of the main room. The food has been very good. It’s in a fairly central location with a lot of shopping around.

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Nursing Home Reviews for Armour Oaks Senior Living

February 07, 2020

By anonymous 124

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The Assisted Living and Skilled Nursing is infested with bed bugs. The rooms are small. The call system is loud and outdated.

September 29, 2011

By popcicle

I am a friend or relative of a resident

A gorgeous facility with a a real southern plantation historical feel. Immaculate grounds that provide a warm and relaxing atmosphere. The staff is courteous, knowledgeable, attentive, and kind. They seem to take a real interest in all of the people living there. They seem to know all of the likes and dislikes of the tenants, and take the time to keep them happy and meet their needs. The rooms are very comfortable and provide a safe atmosphere with great security and comfort. Help is just a touch away. An excellent facility.

Continuing Care Retirement Community Reviews for Armour Oaks Senior Living

March 25, 2020

By Brenda

I visited this facility

Armour Oaks Senior Living was nice and clean. The staff was very good. They apartments we saw were like studios. They had an exercise room, a dining area, a gathering area, and an activity area. They had a lot of activities.

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Fee Structure Extra: No Entry Fee For Assisted Living
Assisted Living Starting At: $1681/month
Independent Living Starting At: $2875/month

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1-bedroom apartments
2-bedroom apartments
Companion Suites: We Do Not Offer Companion Suites
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In Room Kitchens
Dining Room Shared Meals

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Beauty Barber Shop
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Party Space
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Tv Room
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Resident Parking
Pool
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Laundry For Linens
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Ownership Type: Non Profit Corporation
Date Certified: 10/01/2020

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Resident Capacity: 120
Staff Patient Ratio: 8 To 1
Minimum Age: 55
Pets: Small Pets Allowed

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State Licenses: AL 043079

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About Armour Oaks Senior Living

Armour Oaks Senior Living Community in Kansas City, Missouri – Kansas City's oldest continuous operating Not-For-Profit entity - is located in the eclectic Waldo neighborhood at the corner of 81st and Wornall Road with easy access to I-435. This historic senior living community, just 15 minutes from the famous Country Club Plaza, offers an unique urban oasis with all levels of care, acres of beautifully landscaped grounds and a service minded staff to meet the unique needs of each one of our residents.

Armour Oaks offers the whole continuum of care in Kansas City without the worry of a large buy-in fee. As your life changes, we offer affordable options to meet your current living needs. The personal care level is based on your desires and individual assessments by licensed care staff. Many options are also available on a day-to-day basis to help you remain independent and only pay for the services that you uniquely need.

Armour Oaks offers a wide variety of services that are tailored to meet your individual needs. Our licensed care staff will assist you in selecting the most appropriate setting that will meet you unique needs, while providing safety and security. Many options are available to help you maintain your independence in your lifestyle of choice. Residents at Armour Oaks enjoy these campus wide amenities.

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25 treed acre campus with beautifully landscaped grounds
Walking trails
Life enrichment programs
Care designed to meet personalized needs
24 hour emergency response
24 hour security personnel
Affordable month-to-month rental options
Priority admission into alternate levels of care

What Makes Us Special

Armour Oaks offers multiple living options to meet your individual needs. From studios, one bedroom, two bedrooms, villas and single family homes, experience the boundless living opportunities on campus by decorating your new home with your individual style, making it truly yours.

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