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Colonial Oaks Senior Living at Leawood
5201 W. 143rd St., Leawood, KS, 66224
Colonial Oaks Senior Living at Leawood
5201 W. 143rd St., Leawood, KS, 66224
True Senior Living at Colonial Oaks at Leawood
Let’s talk about senior living. Not just surviving but truly living, making the most of life. Colonial Oaks at Leawood gives seniors the support, amenities and activities to do just that. They enjoy hotel-like comforts like spacious, gorgeously appointed common areas, concierge service, an on-site beauty salon and restaurant-style dining with chef-prepared meals. Events touch on every level of wellness, from social and physical to emotional and spiritual. Seniors play bingo, get creative in art classes, connect with furry friends in pet therapy visits, do fun group exercises and gather for live music performances.
The fun isn’t confined to the community, either. Seniors get out and about to enjoy restaurants, shops and attractions. They love the colorful natural history collections at the Museum at Prairiefire, strolls around Overland Park Arboretum & Botanical Gardens and shows at the iconic Starlight Theatre.
Colonial Oaks at Leawood: Full-Service Assisted Living and Memory Care
Colonial Oaks at Leawood offers comprehensive assisted living and memory care services. Seniors in the assisted living neighborhood benefit from private apartments with courtyard views, on-site physician visits and therapy, wellness check-ins and individualized care plans. In these care plans, seniors can choose whatever services they need to be independent, from medication management to assistance with continence, bathing, grooming, dressing, transferring and more.
The Rhythm of the Day program fosters a calming, engaging and supportive environment for seniors with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. Memory care residents enjoy bright private and semi-private suites, an outdoor patio with walking paths and experienced life enrichment teams specializing in memory impairment.
Every senior at Colonial Oaks at Leawood lives a chore-free lifestyle free from the mundane — housekeepers tidy up and wash laundry, maintenance crews take care of tedious tasks and chefs whip up delicious menu options three times a day.
Have a question about the assisted living and memory care options at Colonial Oaks at Leawood? Please chat with our team to get answers, see pricing details and schedule a tour of the community.
There are 26 hospitals within 25 miles of Colonial Oaks Senior Living at Leawood. The two closest hospitals are Blue Valley Hospital, Inc which is 2.3 miles away and Saint Luke’S South Hospital which is 2.7 miles away.
Some of the key amenities available at Colonial Oaks Senior Living at Leawood are:
- Pet Friendly
- Housekeeping
- Activity Center
- Clubs & Communities
Services and Amenities
Services
- Assisted Living
- Independent Living
- Memory Care
- French
- Catholic
Activities & Fitness
- Social Outings
- Bingo
- Arts and Crafts
- TV / Movie Nights
- Yoga
Dining & Nutrition
- Meals Included
Accommodations
- Outdoor Areas
- Library & Computer Lounge
- Salon / Barbershop
- Landscaped Grounds
- Outdoor Garden
- Maintenance
Care
- Nurses
- Laundry / Dry Cleaning
I like the Colonial Oaks at Leawood. The facility was very clean and inviting. The staff members were all nice, and they greeted me. I really liked them. I like the amenities and the way that they have things set up for the residents. They have a courtyard, a calendar of activities throughout the co...
I like the Colonial Oaks at Leawood. The facility was very clean and inviting. The staff members were all nice, and they greeted me. I really liked them. I like the amenities and the way that they have things set up for the residents. They have a courtyard, a calendar of activities throughout the course of the week, bingo, and different things scheduled for the week of a month.
Read moreI toured Colonial Oaks at Leawood. It's pretty much the same as the other facility I visited, but parking is a lot easier. They are in a residential neighborhood. Their building is set up basically on a square layout, with the community area in the middle. They got gardens, patios, and chairs o...
I toured Colonial Oaks at Leawood. It's pretty much the same as the other facility I visited, but parking is a lot easier. They are in a residential neighborhood. Their building is set up basically on a square layout, with the community area in the middle. They got gardens, patios, and chairs out in that area. They are in the process of doing renovations. So, the exterior of the building is a little dated right now, but the staff let us know, and you could tell on the inside, that they've remodeled quite a bit of stuff. It's set up in a box so that everything goes around the garden patio. The staff who gave me the tour, was very pleasant and knowledgeable. She was newer to the facility, but she seemed to know the facility pretty well. I think she did a good job.
Read moreColonial Oaks at Leawood is very disappointing. The floors were so heavily stained. They have ignored maintenance for a long time. They're past due to do an update on carpeting and stuff. I was not impressed with the people at all. We sat there for a while and I was able to see some chemistry g...
Colonial Oaks at Leawood is very disappointing. The floors were so heavily stained. They have ignored maintenance for a long time. They're past due to do an update on carpeting and stuff. I was not impressed with the people at all. We sat there for a while and I was able to see some chemistry going on between people and nurses (we were outside the nurses station), and it's not a place that I would recommend for anybody. When we walked in the door, we just felt like this is not a good place. It's built around a courtyard.
Read moreWe were looking for a place for dad and needed to act quickly. His rehab facility recommended Colonial Oaks. When I reached out, I was offered a thorough tour. Everyone we met was very friendly and the facility was modern and clean. Kelli E was very helpful in getting us dad admitted and went the ...
We were looking for a place for dad and needed to act quickly. His rehab facility recommended Colonial Oaks. When I reached out, I was offered a thorough tour. Everyone we met was very friendly and the facility was modern and clean. Kelli E was very helpful in getting us dad admitted and went the extra mile to make him feel at home after he moved in. It’s these little things that made me very happy with our choice of Colonial Oaks.
Read moreI toured and it was a good community and a good facility. The interaction between assisted living and memory care didn't work. They were nice. There were studios to full, and then they did have shared rooms, so there were multiple options. They had a good courtyard. The activity department look...
I toured and it was a good community and a good facility. The interaction between assisted living and memory care didn't work. They were nice. There were studios to full, and then they did have shared rooms, so there were multiple options. They had a good courtyard. The activity department looks like it was very well equipped. The upkeep was nice. There was some construction going on, but it was nothing more than normal. There was an assisted living and a memory care center. I guess the layout was good, yes, but we wanted a place that has just 100 percent memory care. They did have locked fixed rates and that's one thing financially right now, that's a big thing that we would like to have, fixed rates instead of levels of care.
Read moreGreat staff, excellent administrator, beautiful center!