Red Bridge sits at 11300 Colorado Avenue in Kansas City, MO, offering different types of senior living like independent living, assisted living, nursing care, and apartments for active seniors, with options to meet changing needs, and there's Red Bridge Place Apartments for those who want a one-bedroom unit. The building has 46 units, and they allow small pets like cats and dogs if they're under specific weight limits, so that's good if someone already has a little companion and doesn't want to give them up. The community keeps things safe and easy for seniors, with accessible and convenient apartments, on-site laundry, 24-hour emergency maintenance, a community room, and picnic areas with grills, which makes it easier for people to gather together outside in nice weather.
Senior living advisors help out here, offering a free service to families needing to find the right place without charging them for their help, and whenever families have questions, the staff is known to be friendly, helpful, and always in good spirits, with a manager and on-site social worker who get high praise for being accommodating and caring. The staff keeps open communication with residents' families, so everyone knows what's happening-no one's left out of the loop. Seniors can join in all sorts of activities, both social and educational, and the property even provides scheduled transportation if people need to get out and about. There's always a focus on helping everyone feel well and happy, encouraging friendships, and making people feel at home, with a care approach that adjusts when someone's needs change, whether that means independent living, a little more help, or something more advanced like memory care or nursing care.
Red Bridge has been recognized with high ratings from residents and their families, and SeniorAdvisor.com has verified a 4.5-star (Excellent) overall rating, so people think well of the place. Pricing here gets listed as affordable senior housing, with the average reported at $432 per month. The place also offers senior apartments, including those for active seniors who want to keep living on their own, but with some extra support nearby if needed. People can tour the community and get a feel for it themselves before deciding, so that's useful. The place supports a simple way of life, making sure seniors have what they need-be it safety, social time, or just a nice spot to live with help close by when needed.
