Azria Health Wichita

Azria Health Wichita offers many levels of senior care, including assisted living, nursing home care, memory care, respite care, and even some home care, so there's help around no matter what's needed and you'll notice the building itself feels open and bright, with high ceilings, big windows, and a lot of cheerful colors. There are private rooms, studio apartments, single room units, and some shared spaces, and residents can use their own kitchenettes or try out restaurant-style dining with communal meals, room service, a private dining room, or even guest meals. The staff helps with personal care like bathing, dressing, walking, mobility, medication reminders, and restroom use, and you'll see a part-time nurse, trained aides, and other specialists onsite, as well as ethics training in place for the whole staff. Azria Health Wichita creates custom care plans for each resident, so some folks get help with Alzheimer's or dementia in the dedicated memory care section called The Pointe, and others get support for things like stroke recovery, cardiac care, or general rehabilitation. There's plenty to do, like arts, crafts, cooking clubs, music, literary activities, tabletop games, poker, movies in the theater, organized game nights, and even story time, plus fitness programs, a gym, spa with a hot tub, beauty salon, bar area, and courtyard. Residents can walk their pets outside, sit in the garden or on a patio, visit the putting green, or just relax near the fire pit, and there's help for those who need transfer assistance or use a wheelchair. The facility is pet-friendly, with Spanish and English-speaking staff, and it's designed for accessibility, so people who use walkers or wheelchairs will find it pretty easy to get around, even when going to an onsite religious service or using free high-speed internet in common areas or in their rooms, where cable or satellite TV is available too. Folks don't have to worry much about chores, since housekeeping, laundry, maintenance, and linen services run regularly, and there's even guest and valet parking for visitors. Medical support is thorough, with a pharmacy onsite, access to skilled nursing, rehab therapy, physical and occupational therapy, hospice care, home health services, mental health care, and nutrition programs for various diets like diabetic, kosher, low salt, low fat, or vegetarian. The staff can help with VA aid benefits and insurance claims, and the community takes payment by check, credit card, Medicare, Medicaid, and insurance, and, because it's state licensed under 1255901880, residents can feel confident in the standards being met. People come here for short-term rehab or long-term care, as it's a member of the Kansas Health Care Association and the American Healthcare Association, and it runs 24 hours a day, with free transportation out to shopping or appointments when needed, and a community liaison named Stephanie Dunlap to help out if questions come up, and the whole place feels welcoming and well-organized, so residents get help with care while also staying connected through activities and friendly staff.