Legend Senior Living

They were not totally honest. They signed our loved one in and did not tell us they were in the middle of a lock down. He was there less than two weeks.

If your loved one only needs minimal care, this would be a good place. If your loved one needs additional medical support I wouldn't recommend the community. They weren't able to provide the medication management, dressing, feeding, and bathing assistance that my loved one needed. I paid extra for extra services my loved one needed. The first week was great. The second week they didn't have enough staff and then there was COVID in the community. My loved one needed assistance with cutting the food, and this wasn't happening. I had a staff member that stated that my loved one was too far from the nurses and aides. The new nurse manager in memory care was concerned they wouldn't be able to care for my loved one. They didn't have staff to take care of the laundry and ended up taking laundry home to do it. I found dirty sheets and linens in the process of reviewing my loved one's room. The community held me to the 30-day clause since I decided I didn't want my loved one to stay since they didn't have enough staff to take care of my loved one.

Good community, didn't have a warm feeling and felt more like a number to me during the tour.

The facility is understaffed; but overall we are happy with the care my loved one is receiving. Their biggest issues are - lack of communication with the family, and lack of documentation about residents care plan. My loved ones apartment is spacious and beautiful.

We toured with Rivermont and the reason we did not pick this facility was because the rooms did not have kitchenettes. There was no microwave, fridge or sink. If my loved one wanted to get a drink in the middle of the night she would have to call someone or drink out of the sink in the bathroom. The closets were also extremely small.

I would advise others - you better make sure you know what you're buying and getting for the money you're paying. I think they have to evaluate their patients more extensively, and refuse patients if they don't think they can provide the care that's necessary for them.

Sunrise of Lenexa just felt sad and dark to us. The rooms reminded me of hotel rooms and were so tiny, it felt like you were just living in a bedroom. The facility is surrounded by a lot of trees. The location was also great. It was just not the right fit for our loved one.

It's been favorable overall, but we do have a few areas of concern. The care is good except for medications - they have made errors in ordering medication as well in as administering it ,which is not acceptable. So the nursing staff needs some improvement. But the staff in general are workable when you come to them with concerns, and we're making some progress. And the cleanliness and décor of the facility are good.

The Linden was spotlessly clean. You could eat off the floor. But the rooms were TINY. And the common area was way to small for all the residents to enjoy.

Our family had an in person tour and the experience was just okay, we heard from word of mouth from other families that residents were leaving because of the cleanliness factor

I've visited a friend before and took a tour. great assisted living.

I would not recommend it. We had 2 price increases in a 3 month period. We moved our loved one out. We didn't feel her medication was properly managed.

We have little and limited experience with Renaissance we rely on feedback from our loved one but overall we do think the community atmosphere is good. Our loved one has type 2 diabetes and we do notice the meals to be pretty carb heavy, we do wish they were more protein based. They need to have more dietary options for those with dietary restrictions.

Not as nice as the others

They are really short staffed at this community and I would say to look elsewhere if it is possible due to what this community is going through. The staff that are here are great there is just currently a shortage of staff to care for the residents. The tour was good and they were able to give me all of the information that I needed they just were not able to provide the care that my loved one needs.

I would tell others not to send their loved ones here. If they have any medical problems, they will probably die. That's what happened to my loved one.

Our family had an in person tour and in terms of the building it was being remodeled so everyone was stuck in their rooms, and the staff was saying it was due to covid even though at that time covid had really calmed down. We just did not see any activities, there was really not a soul in site. The biggest red flag was it stunk to the high heavens, just throughout different rooms in the community.

This community was okay just did not think it was a good fit for my loved one. The tour guide gave a lot of info and great tour just was not the right fit.

Sunrise of McCandless was an older facility and seemed kind of drab. It just didn't seem lively enough for my loved one, who is full of life. The staff was more laid back, and I just wasn’t impressed with the level of activity available.