Addington Place of Lee's Summit

Addington Place felt like a home as soon as you walked into it. The staff was amazing & took great care of my mother-in-law. They were kind & patient, and got her involved in activities daily. It was clean, smelled good & was very open & bright.

For the one I rated 3: My dad likes the food just fine, but I think it could be better. That seems to be common in assisted living facilities? And as far as the value: I don't know how to rate it fairly--it's pricey, yes, but all facilities like this are--even the less nice ones. So relatively it's not out of line, but of course it's naturally costly. It's very clean, and it smells amazing in there?? It doesn't look, feel, smell or seem like a "facility"--it really is a home with a big family. The staff are great! They're really involved with the residents--not just with care, but also with a activities, etc. There has been some turnover at the top, after the facility's ownership company changed. I still don't know what's up with that? It's a pretty, light, bright, happy place. After having been in two other facilities before, this one is by far the best in all categories, except price, and that's really because they don't cap care costs.

Facility is nice but there is a lot of lazy staff in memory care and not trained to work with Dementia. There are a few good ones but am still a little disappointed. We visit weekly and parents smell. Mother does not shower or brush teeth. We tell them this is not getting done and still they slack. They also over medicated my father one day but fixed it. I just wish they would clean them better.

My dad is currently a resident at Addington Place of Lee's Summit and I have no complaints. The fact that they have put up with my dad this long speaks to the staff's patience. If you have to put your loved one in a Memory Care facility, Addington Place of Lee's Summit is a great place. I would recommend it to others.

I really like the staff, but I'm not sure about the administration. Some of the things they do /rules don't make any sense for the residents. The staff that care for my mom are fantastic. Staff is great. Food is 50/50. Activities are good but could be better.

Loved the facility and staff but admin was not forthcoming that they could and would refuse to take our mom back in facility after a fall. Not always the cleanest. Constant water leak in ceiling in hall, water pressure issues. The staff was very friendly. Npn was amazing. Staff could be lazy. Staffing issues happened frequently. The food was ok but kitchen never sent enough for entire population in memory care. Didn't promote liquid intake and had multiple uti and dehydration. For the amount of money spent expected better.

It was wonderful for my father. Everyone was kind and helpful. We picked this community because I liked the smaller, and family feel of the place. I would recommend to other families.

The care staff are excellent; they're really good at taking care of everyone and I really like that. I'm not very thrilled with the activities people and the food. But I do feel if resident cause a stink a little bit, they can get that taken care of. We have a unique situation, my mom came from a big assisted living community that was very fancy, had so many things going on, and really good food. So it is hard for her to like the food at this place. My mom and a couple other women told the new director that the food is horrible and they've tried to correct it, but it hasn't been the best. My mom loves her apartment; she has the bigger premium one, and I like it as well. There's enough storage space & room, a nice big bathroom, a bedroom that's a good size, a living room, and a small kitchen. I feel very comfortable having my mom there.

I would say the staff if very friendly and caring. They know the people in the community and make sure they are taken care of. The marketing staff was very helpful and understanding.

Don't go there. The response from call lights has been long. My loved ones things have came up missing from his room. Housekeeping comes once a week. Laundry is picked up regularly. This is all on one floor. The residents are allowed to have pets. Transportation is provided for doctors appointments as well as outings. They need to improve their meals. The big meal is lunch and no dinner just a snack like chicken nuggets. Another time was a small bowl of soup and piece of bread. That was it. No salads, no fresh fruits. Management is pretty poor. It was just purchased by another company. Hopefully this changes.

This was a short experience for us at Addington Place. The little time that my loved one spent here was good. The community works well with hospice. The staff were very caring towards my loved one.

I have already told others to look into Addington Place for their loved ones. The staff stand out to me. The communication with the staff is good and they keep me well informed. My loved one seems to enjoy the food here.

We chose Addington Place of Lee's Summit at the time because of the overall feel that I had when I toured the facility. We are very happy with it. Everyone is super caring and they want to do everything they can to make sure residents are comfortable and happy. Both of my parents are here, my dad is in memory care and my mom is in assisted living. They help my folks to have meals together and visit with each other. Yesterday was their 69th wedding anniversary and I took flowers and cards up there and they made sure they were delivered and they had a dinner together and the staff sang to them and made them a special desert. They do have a portal where they let you know what activities they have participated in and they post pictures on that and respond to comments which is helpful. I would definitely recommend to others.

The friendliness of the staff members varied from time to time, the workers during the day and night time staff were fantastic, but the management was not good. Our loved one was in the memory care during the day so there wasn't really any activities, but from our understanding the assisted living had a pretty good program for activities. The food would be a three out of five, they did seem to have fairly well balanced meals. One criticism we did have was the iceberg lettuce they served for every salad, that had no nutritional value, as well as the canned vegetables. For the memory care residents they sometimes were given difficult food items to eat. Our loved one was in there for only day care, and we were able to see the rooms and they were very nice. The facility and layout is gorgeous it is really just a beautiful facility.

Please think twice about putting your loved in the memory care unit here! We had my mom in here for 7 months and should have moved her long ago. Addington Place of Lees Summit is very understaffed. They hire only the minimum required patient to staff ratio which is simply not enough for memory care. The facility is dirty! The furniture in the common area is heavily soiled. When we visited we NEVER sat on it. It's gross. The carpet is equally bad!. They never cleaned my mom's room. Our family always had to do it, even the bathrooms. They leave dirty, urine soaked laundry in the rooms for days and the smell is sickening. Their website is very misleading with claims of a "highly trained staff" ! Absolutely not true. We've moved my mom out of there and are so glad we did! Her new doctor in her new place was shocked at how much medication they had mom on! They literally kept her drugged 24 hours a day! We are now working with removing some of the meds and weaning her off of others. They were crushing pills and feeding to mom in applesauce that were medications which NEVER should be crushed! They had her on medications that were not meant for anyone over the age of 65. Mom is 85. PLEASE don't trust this place for your loved one!!

Never send a relative to the Memory Care Unit of Addington Place of Lee Summit. My brother was in this facility for 7 months and neglected. Due to shortage of staff (per the executive directors comments), he would go almost a week with no shower or change of soiled clothing (12 days one time). Money, shoes, clothing disappeared. His 90 year old mother would attempt to help him change his clothing as he would have his jeans on backwards, soiled clothing, shoes on wrong feet, feet not in shoes all the way (causing falls), and she even vacuumed the floor at times. We would have to ask to have his bathroom clean as this activity was ignored. We would find medication in his room, even though we were told they observe residents taking their medication. We found a pill cup with cleaning solution left on his vanity. Bedding would be stripped to be washed and then no sheets put on the bed for 3-4 days. We were told he needed a wheelchair as he had fallen - the wheelchair mysteriously ended up in the assisted living area being used as community property and they did not know how it got there or whose it was, even though his name was in big letters on the back. Staff did not know how to give showers properly. In a meeting with the exective director and the director of nursing, I was told “the family was too demanding, we do not have the staff to give a shower when we felt like it”. At the same time the executive director told the director of nursing that “we need to get dementia training for our staff”. Due to the fact they do not know how to handle dementia patients or provide proper care, I suggest not placing your family member here and look elsewhere. This is not the place - the facility may look nice on the outside, but the inside is a different story.

Very nice. they are in the process of updating. Said thye would have rooms coming available, possibly this week, but they don't have one right now