Palestine Commons is a senior living community at 2651 East 34th Street in Kansas City, Missouri, and the place has a peaceful setting with modern buildings and green space and it's an apartment-style complex built in 2011 with 69 one-bedroom and two-bedroom units spread over 36,600 square feet, so there's space to move around and rooms come with washers and dryers, kitchens with dishwashers, stoves, and refrigerators, but you'll need to bring your own furniture and things because the rooms are unfurnished. Residents use their in-suite kitchenettes, watch cable TV in their rooms, and join activities in shared spaces like game rooms or the exercise gym, and people often get together for bingo, Bible study nights, or group dinners, which helps with staying social.
Palestine Commons has several types of care, including independent living for seniors who like to do things on their own but want a community, assisted living for folks who could use help with bathing, dressing, or remembering medication, and memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, so there's support all around, plus nurses on staff and help with medications. The property also offers respite care for short-term stays, home care and hospice services with trained aides, and residential care homes, so families can find the right fit no matter the level of need, and there's always a wellness program for healthy living.
They keep the place tidy with things like laundry and dry cleaning services, and they've got maintenance staff to take care of repairs. Residents can use washers and dryers on-site if they want, and cable TV is included. The building is close to local shops, restaurants, and attractions, which makes getting out easy, and anyone interested can schedule a tour to see the units, meet staff, and see the community for themselves. They've got resources for caregiving topics, a care assessment tool to figure out the right type of care, and detailed property data, so there's plenty of information on options, apartment types, and occupancy rates, along with reports about the building's history and management.
