Cedar Square

Cedar Square sits in a mixed residential and commercial neighborhood in Ottawa, Kansas, right near AdventHealth Ottawa hospital, and there are grocery stores, coffee shops, gas stations, restaurants, pharmacies, and banks close by, so residents can take care of their errands without going far, and it's also right by Kanza Park and the Prairie Spirit Trail Trailhead, which gives people places to walk or watch nature if the weather's good. This senior community is for active and independent people who are at least 62, and it's an affordable rental option that tries to make life easier and less stressful, giving folks things like security, building maintenance, and a smoke-free setting. Inside, there are studio and one-bedroom apartments with roomy closets, full kitchens, air conditioning, and bathrooms with tubs, and the whole complex has features that help people get around, like wheelchair-ready showers, elevators, and wide halls, so folks with mobility challenges won't face trouble. Each apartment's got an emergency call system, and there's controlled entry, so residents feel secure and can get help if needed, plus there's parking for residents-including uncovered spaces-and transportation services if anyone needs a ride. Cedar Square welcomes both cats and dogs, and there's an outdoor pet play area where animals can stretch their legs, so people don't have to leave their pets behind, and there's even a patio garden where residents can sit outside or grow plants, which some people really appreciate. The community has indoor and outdoor common areas, a game room where people can gather to talk, and high-speed internet so families can keep in touch, and there are on-site laundry facilities for convenience. Staff members are trained and friendly, always around to help answer questions or show people around, and they make sure that people get the care they want, whether that's assisted living, Alzheimer's Care, or just some support with daily tasks while still encouraging independence. There are many programs set up for socializing, learning, entertainment, and staying active, and residents can join in as much or as little as they want, and people are also free to decorate their own suites with furniture or special things from home. Cedar Square focuses on offering an inclusive place for all seniors, making sure equal housing opportunities are available, and with features like emergency response and a layout that's easy to move around, the facility means to balance support and independence for people as they age.

Cedar Square is managed by National Church Residences.

Founded in 1961 by Rev. John Glenn, National Church Residences is the nation's largest non-profit senior housing provider, headquartered in Columbus, Ohio. Operating 360 communities across 25 states, they serve over 60,000 seniors through independent living, assisted living, memory care, and home health services. Rooted in Christian values of compassionate service.