Legend Senior Living

They did an excellent job here, overall! My loved one was unfortunately only here for a short time, but we were very impressed by what they provided while she was here. The only negative aspect is that when we had to call an ambulance and she was out of the facility for a week they never called to see how she was doing. I don't want to dock them any stars for that, but it left a bad taste in our mouths.

They have beautiful rooms and very nice, confident, friendly people. I thought they were very nice, and the food was excellent with very attractive plating. The people really went out of their way to be nice. I think she enjoyed the activities and making valentines, and socializing at meals. It's very pretty and has a courtyard with plenty of places for people to sit outside and it's landscaped very nicely. Rooms are nice and well decorated quiet clean and has a home like atmosphere.

My family and i really liked the Sunrise of Lenexa community. We like the fact it was a family owned (husband/wife) feel, the layout. We really like how there were individual kitchens where it felt like it was their own. The whole enviornment had a homey feel to it. I would suggest this community to anyone who is considering.

The Windsor was very clean, very comfortable and inviting looking. The staff were very helpful, friendly, greeted us warmly. Provided us with information paperwork quickly. Only problem was their house doesn't provide the type of skilled nursing care we need for our mother.

I have been very pleased with the whole place. The food was better when she first got there than they are now. They have options, but they seem to be doing a lot of fried foods lately, they had more variety before. The staff is just wonderful, the dining staff, the front office, the housekeepers, they are all really pleasant. This was also the most affordable option for her, and it includes her meals and houskeeping. They do have some activities and games. When they participate you get wellington dollars you can use for an auction that they have around the holidays. They have a beauty shop there, but the girl that runs it is just not very good. She can wash and dry and set, but she doesn't know how to color hair, and she has messed up a cut a few times. There is a little store in there and you put money on your apartment account, they give you a card, and they just mark it down when they come in, and you can refill it when you run out. They have a home health agency centered in the community, but you don't have to use it you can find your own. When the residents see new people they are really good about welcoming you, and being friendly, after 2 weeks she had already made four friends. They also assign a person to come and take you to meals, and encourage participation in activities, a hostess program. The head houskeeper has been there since the place opened.

Very good tour with lots of info.

Wonderful! But too expensive, in comparison to Sterling house, they considerably more. It's a newer facility with dementia completely separated from assisted living, and you pay by the stage they fall in to. If you're totally independent, it is pretty affordable, but the level of care increases the price by a lot. Based on the way it looked and their professionalism, I really liked it.

It's a very lovely place. We chose this over others because they had more of the size and type of housing that we were looking for.

Beautiful facility. Went to Brunch, food was excellent. Prices are a bit on the high side.

Apartments were a great size. A great value for the price, common areas were large and comfortable.

We really like this place. The staff seem particularly well trained when it comes to dealing with Alzheimer's patients. It's clean and bright on the inside, lots of natural sunlight, and it generally has a nice homey feel.

This place is brand new, and it's a beautiful facility. The staff are very friendly, and it's got a personal small family atmosphere. There are a few areas they could improve on, however. The activities aren't very stimulating, I feel like they could improve on both quality and quantity. The housekeeping service could also use improvement.

This place was brand new when we toured it, some of the areas were not even open for move-ins yet. It looked very very nice, and the staff who gave the tour were friendly, but we were reluctant to put our loved one somewhere so new, since we didn't get a real chance to see how they'd operate with residents around.

Everything at this community was great. It was very nice looking, and clean, it gave me the impression of a luxury hotel. The staff and the residents were all very friendly, and the staff seemed to know everyone by name. They really seemed interested in everyone individually. It was very expensive, but the service they provided for that price looked excellent.

From the moment you walk in the door and are greeted by Brittany, everyone is always so pleasant, residents and staff alike. I have a loved one on the Clare Bridge Memory Unit, and it makes me feel so good going home to know that such kind and caring staff care for them. From Crystal the Activity Director, to Nancy, Kay, and all the aides, and espically Justin one of the most caring, kind, compassionate nurses that you will ever meet in your enitre life. My family and I toured a lot of places, and we can not agree more that the place for our family is with our new family at The Solana. If your considering checking it out, do yourselve and your loved ones a huge favor and do!

Excellent! The whole family loves them. A's across the board, but I'll give them a C for letting people leave. They will let us take her out to visit, but they even let them go overnight. The whole family is very well pleased. We had brunch around Thanksgiving, it wasn't bad, infact it was good. They do have a lot of activities for her and she is starting to participate now. The beds are not alarmed, but it's assisted living so you are supposed to be able to get out of bed on your own. They do not take Medicaid.

It is very elegant and very nice, one of the nicest, and brand new. Very centrally located, but the best thing was that the staff was super, super friendly. My dad came in ill and angry and most of them worked their way into his heart. They truly saved his life by giving him something to look forward to every day. They went out of their way to accommodate his chemo schedule, and when my mom got ill, too, they worked with our entire family. They are only about $500 more than some of the other places we looked at, which were terrible! The Windsor is one of the best things that could have happened, and they deserve the best review.

Her room is smaller, but she is happier there, and that is my biggest thing. She is not so much about going home, and she smiles a lot. She will tell me what they do that is good, most of the time it is all good. She is usually out with the group and participating, and she likes the treats. I am much happier because the rate has stayed the same. I have never seen the help be disrespectful or treat the residents like they are idiots. She goes to church and she has access to Catholic stuff, which she likes. They feed her differently than she is used to, but she likes it. She is enjoying fish and soup for the first time in her life, when before she never liked those things. I had almost written Sunrise off because the building was not very fancy, but I am so glad that we went here. When I first walked in, there were people in all of the rooms, more interaction was going on. More I looked and saw the people, I realized that this was a really great place. The first thing my cousin said when she saw that place was that everyone in here is old! She is very happy now, though.

It is brand new and clean. It has an elegant air, like the people were a different caliber. It seemed like it was the upper echelon of society. it was lovely, really couldn't be nicer. It was a little more expensive though, and I felt bad that I couldn't afford it. They send me cards telling me when things are going on, and I think that if I ever get help from the Veterans, I might move him there.

I like the value. It's for my dad but the value is better than the last place he was living. They have several activities but my dad doesn't take part in any of them so I don't know that much about them. I just know they have them. One thing he likes here at this facility is they have more of a menu for their meals. And if you don't like what's on the menu they always have a side menu of hot dogs and hamburgers and things that you can order any time. My dad is liking it a lot better up here.