Leisure Operations sits at 5211 West 103rd Street in Overland Park, Kansas, and provides a wide range of senior care services to older adults who want to stay independent but still need support and the perks of living in a community that looks after their well-being, so you'll find they have licensed care, with care providers available around the clock, and you see unique touches in names for their rooms, gathering spaces, and activities, which all point back to their goal of helping residents enjoy themselves during the day while still being supported when they need help. The community falls under Leisure Operations LLC, licensed as N046031, and they offer several levels of care, including independent living for people who want to enjoy social activities and maintenance-free living, assisted living for help with bathing, dressing, daily tasks, and medication, memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia that comes with special programs and extra safety, skilled nursing that makes sure people get medical care around the clock along with things like rehab and wound care, and hospice services along with home care and referral support when needed. Some people want a private room and others share semi-private units, but almost every place has its own bathroom, a kitchenette, cable TV, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and is furnished, while staff help with cleaning, laundry, and general upkeep so people don't have to worry about those things. Dining rooms serve all meals and people who need special food, like for diabetes or allergies, can get it, and a chef and meal staff handle everything, plus people can eat with others or alone as they feel up to it.
You'll see all the regular things like fitness rooms, a salon, computers, a library, games and crafts spaces, movie nights, music programs, gardens, and walking paths, so residents can really fill the days with activities or just pick out the ones they like. Health care staff visit regularly and are always nearby for emergencies or help, and the community runs transportation to appointments, shopping, and outings, or arranges rides for people if there's something special needed, so folks don't feel stuck. They offer respite care for short stays when caregivers need a break. All these services and amenities are meant to help people age in place, so if care needs change, the community supports everyone from independent folks, to those needing more hands-on help, to those with complex medical or memory care support, keeping everyone with their friends and surroundings as much as possible. There's always something to do, and residents are encouraged to join activities or relax in their rooms and common areas, and staff stick to doing their best to offer safe, respectful, and personalized care.
