Kickapoo Prairie Retirement

    3840 S Jefferson Ave, Springfield, MO, 65807
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living

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    About Kickapoo Prairie Retirement

    Kickapoo Prairie Retirement Condos sits at 3840 S. Jefferson Ave in Springfield, MO, and has served area seniors since 2007, offering senior apartments, condos, and a range of care, with independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing all in one place, so residents can stay in the same community even as their needs change, and folks who live here find options like one-bedroom apartments for $850 a month and two-bedrooms at $810 a month, which is pretty competitive for the area, and people can bring their cats or dogs since pets are welcome. The facility helps seniors live as independently as possible by providing things like meals, medication management, and help with daily activities if needed, and for those who want it, there are also tailored assisted living solutions and supportive environments managed by Primeview Place Inc, plus transportation and resident parking, all set in a neighborhood with parks, restaurants, theaters, hospitals, pharmacies, and places of worship nearby, so there's a sense of community both inside and out. For residents with Alzheimer's or dementia, there are secure areas and 24-hour support, along with special memory-enhancing programs, and skilled nursing is on hand for those who need things like rehab or wound care, which makes it easier for folks to age in place while keeping their sense of belonging and routine. The condos and suites come in different sizes to fit varied needs, males and females are each accepted, but only females in specific buildings, folks need to be 55 or older, and there's a conscious focus on healthy, well-prepared meals every day, plus a residential feel where having a caregiver live-in is an option for those who need more hands-on help. Award recognitions like "Best of Senior Living" and "Most Friendly" point toward good community life and attentive staff, and you'll find reviews and community info online through sites like A Place For Mom and the property's website with accessible features for those who need it. The place isn't fancy, but it covers the basics well and aims to make seniors feel comfortable and cared for, letting everyone take part in social activities or use resort-style amenities as much or as little as they'd like.

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