I come here often to visit a friend. I am mostly impressed with the environment. The ambience is…read morelovely with special decorations for every season and holiday. And the interior is spotlessly clean. There is no odor. None. I don't know how they keep it so pristine. My friend seems to enjoy the meals, and the friends she is making. They have plenty of activity options, a workout room, a beauty salon, etc. It is one of the nicest senior facilities I have seen in the region.

Don't put your loved one in their memory care unit, unless you are looking for them to decline at a…read morerapid pace due to lack of socialization, staff is more concerned with staring at their phones than engaging with the residents. The staff is liars and phonies. There are much nicer, more attentive memory care units in our cit, keep looking

My husband and I have lived at Aberdeen Village 3years and are very happy we got in when we did. My…read morehusband was beginning to have memory problems so we moved into a independent apartment. Soon after getting settled he had to have a bladder surgery the antistatic accelerated the dementia to the point I wasn't able to care for him so he was moved to the memory center. I also had to have a pacemaker put in at the same time. Luckily we we settled where we both had the care we needed. I'm still in independent living but walk through the hall to see my husband every evening and feed him his dinner,then spend time with him until he is put to bed. Everyone's very friendly and helpful.

When companies don't take care of their staff and allow them their earned time off, staff get burnt…read moreout and care levels go down. It is not the staffs responsibility to make sure the facility has adequate staffing, it is the CEO, DON, and the corporations responsibility. If you take care of your staff, they will take care of your patients. PTO is earned and a benefit for staff. Have the respect to honor their time away to rest, relax, and re-coop; they deserve it. Maybe management needs to help cover the floor or you need to hire more PRN staff to give the FT staff a break when they ask; especially when its isn't the management team coming in to work every holiday.

WHAT A BLESSING TO FIND VILLA ST FRANCIS! Our mom was a rehab patient here for 6 weeks while…read morerecovering from knee surgery. After having experienced other rehab facilities, we were so grateful to have found this facility and team. Our onboarding meeting was buttoned up, informative, and covered ALL the bases. The entire team delivered wonderful, wonderful care -- a MAJOR change from where we had done rehab previously which was heartbreaking and on the verge of downright negligent. Major bonus points for the food and expansive menu, which our mom said was consistently delicious (again, unlike other places where she could barely stomach what was served). I was also so impressed with how clean the entire facility was, and how attentive they were to keeping our mom's bed + clothing + linens always clean (any accidents were dealt with IMMEDIATELY). The staff truly cares about the patients and residents. They're doing God's work, and they have wonderful hearts. You can feel at peace knowing your loved one will truly get the best care.

They denied my mom for financial reasons even though their website clearly states that is not a…read morefactor in determining need! They cut her off without any explanation or opportunities for further options! Sponsored by the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas, Villa St. Francis Catholic nursing home provides long term care, short term rehabilitation, and skilled memory care to those in need, regardless of their financial means.

This place is pricey but it's solid quality. I had lived with my grandfather several years ago when…read morehe was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. When it got to the point that he needed around the clock care, I started researching assisted living places. This place is about as good as you'll ever find. They have very friendly and knowledgable staff. The facilities are amazing. The food is good (good to know as a guest!). They do outtings and events and they have TVs and good places for people to sit. The building is very secure and all precautions are in place. I loved this place and my grandfather was here for 5 years. I would recommend it to anyone facing the hard decision of where to move their loved one.

From the owner: At Sunrise of Overland Park, we take a holistic approach to senior care, where everything we do has…read moreour residents' specific wants and needs at its core. From support and peace of mind to personalized programming, we focus on your individual wellness and well-being so you can live exactly how you please. For more than 35 years, we've been committed to providing seniors the best possible support, rooted in the latest research and theories of aging.

This was our clinical site and From the start, the staff welcomed us nursing students and created a…read moresupportive learning environment. We were impressed by the level of care and compassion shown to each resident. The nurses and CNAs were knowledgeable, patient, and always willing to share their expertise. We appreciated the emphasis on resident-centered care, with activities and programs designed to meet individual needs and preferences.

The worst care anywhere and no one to icall if you have an issue…read more I take lantus every night at 10 pm..at 9 pm a long maybe? Tried to give me my long acting insulin at 9 pm (lasts 6 hours). Became angry when I refused. I asked for the RN,hoping to explain. I Said I get my insulin at 10 and that is all That i was. Allowed to say.she said it is only 9.. are you wanting your medication? I said no and she said don't bother me again and slammed my door.my blood sugar is350. Guess I have to wait for the 11:00 shift.hopefully, it will be someone who really works here, and not agency.if not,I will call 911 if I have to,or,ifi can beforeI go into a diabetic coma. Not a fan of Delmar Gardens of overland park.no cont I nutty of care.