Guest Homes Estate II

Guest Homes Estate II is a senior living facility in Chanute, Kansas, meant for older adults who'd like support with daily activities or memory care, and you'll find they offer both assisted living and independent living options, so you can have help with things like food preparation, showering, laundry, housekeeping, and medication management if you need it, but if you're living more independently, they take care of maintenance and let you enjoy activities like bingo, social events, and resident-led programs without worrying about chores. They have a communal dining hall where you can get meals prepared for your dietary needs, even special diets like allergy or diabetes-friendly menus, and there's always a cup of coffee to be had in the sun room or a place to visit with small pets, since pets and pet visits are welcome. For those needing memory care, Guest Homes Estate II offers a secured, dementia-friendly area with staff trained to care for people with Alzheimer's or other memory problems, so there's 24-hour supervision, a call system for quick help, and activities like cognitive exercises or therapies to help with forgetfulness and mood changes. The building has safety features, wheelchair accessible rooms, emergency alert systems, and options for furnished private or shared rooms, and they make sure you have comfort with cable TV, well-kept walking paths, a pretty garden, and spaces like the community arts room and a library if you prefer quieter pastimes. They've got nurses on staff for medical needs, help you move in, and keep in touch with your family through outreach and education programs, and families can visit easily. They accept Medicaid and private payments, and they try to make life easier with services like on-site barber and salon, movie nights, and help with bathing, transfers, and dressing when those are needed. It's a place that values both safety and a home-like feel, with activities to keep you engaged and staff who assist in English, and they design care plans to fit what each person actually needs, so it can be a place where people get support, a social connection, or skilled memory care under the same roof.