Bristol Manor Of Raymore sits over on Sunrise Drive in Raymore, Missouri, in the Kansas City Metro area, and it's a small place with only 12 residents, so it feels more like a home than any big facility, with private rooms and private bathrooms for everyone and spacious studios with big closets. The staff takes care of assisted living, independent living, and memory care, and the same team manages the Adult Day Watch program, which lets seniors come in for the day when family members can't watch them, which means folks get medication help, meals, and a place to rest even if they're not living there full-time. Residents get three meals a day with snacks, and the kitchen can handle dietary needs like no sugar or specific allergies, and meals happen in the dining room where everyone gets together.
The staff handles medication, even insulin and sliding scale therapy for diabetes, and if anyone needs incontinence care or gentle reminders to use the restroom, they're on it, same as help with bathing, dressing, or moving from bed to chair, and there's always someone awake and ready to help all day and night. Bristol Manor Of Raymore has outdoor spaces and a garden, places inside to gather or just relax, and pets, like cats and dogs, are allowed, so folks don't have to leave furry friends behind. Activities go on every day, including exercise classes like stretching or chair yoga, holiday events, game nights, devotional services, and even trips out for medical appointments or off-site activities.
Housekeeping and laundry are included, so residents don't have to worry about cleaning or chores, and there are services like dry cleaning too. The building stays comfortable with air conditioning, rooms come furnished, and every room's got cable or satellite TV, phone, and fast internet. Residents can smoke outside if they choose, and transportation's available for a fee, with parking for those who drive and bus lines nearby for easy access. Emergency alert systems run through the whole building for extra safety.
Visiting professionals, like nurses, podiatrists, and therapists, check in regularly to provide memory care, diabetic management, incontinence support, and outpatient services. The community's always open to folks 55 and older, and special events or community outreach get scheduled pretty often. Families can use respite care if they need a break, and detailed services, like medication management, help with daily living, or even short-term stays, all come as part of the package, keeping everything simple and affordable thanks to the small scale and close care. The place started providing care back in 1990 and is run by Bristol Care, Inc., which has several other communities, and reviews tend to fall between 7.2 and 9.5 from folks who've stayed or visited.
