Alto Overland Park

I would encourage them without hesitation. [name removed] was amazing and made the process so easy. I felt like she was really invested in my mom and her recovery.

It was nice to find a place for dad to stay on short notice even though it was short. Staff was friendly, not sure if English was the first language or not. Amenities that were discussed before dad coming were not available and the staff didn’t know where it was or if it existed when we asked about it (whirlpool tub). For reference, it’s in the memory wing on the second floor and you have to schedule use (not readily available for everyone.) That said, dad passed on day 3 of his stay. Our experience was limited. After dad’s passing the manager did bring dad’s original check back for 2 weeks and we wrote a check for the days he stayed. I thought it was a nice gesture on their part vs going through refunds on a prorated basis.

A very nice facility that feels more like a hotel than a care facility. We would recommend. We picked this community, because of the cost, the staff are great, and it was close to my Dad.

I felt this was the place for my mom. It had extra activities. It was nice, clean welcoming it just felt right. The facilities very nice has a garden has a place for church, movies, crafts, library and fitness and physical therapy.

I think Anthology of Overland Park is a great place. I think for the price, the location, and the facility itself - its great! It's one of the better ones I saw when I was looking. In regards to activities, they watch movies & tv series on Netflix, bingo, musical guests, happy hour, and they recently had a Fathers Day celebration where they brought in outside meals. They have card games, puzzles, and a library with computer access. One thing that was very appealing to me about Anthology is their on-site outpatient rehab facility and services; which include physical & occupational therapy. That was a big selling point for me, personally. My dads apartment is small, but it's big enough for him. It has a handicapped accessible bathroom which is awesome. It's big, with a high toilet and a step-in shower; there's a lot of space in there. He also has a kitchenette that came with a sink and a fridge. Overall I would recommend others to come and check out Anthology.

This is a very nice community, but there has a recent change of upper management. I believe staffing is a challenge in the industry. There are times that things seem to be off of schedule, but feel this is probably normal.

The aesthetics are beautiful, the community smells nice and there is a lot of activity with residents out and about. It is a very lively environment. [name removed] director of the community and who oversees everything has done an amazing job. He is always available to us whenever we have questions and concerns and has just gone above and beyond. We cannot give him enough credit, he alone gets 5 star.

We think the consistency with the care services has been a little bit of an issues. Our loved one has some physical disabilities and some dementia and we do not believe there has been any accommodations for her or anything activities geared towards our loved one. Also the communication could be improved between the management and the families as well as the director of health and wellness and the families.

This is my top pick. The facility was gorgeous and smelled clean. There were many residents milling about laughing and talking. One even told me (from a distance) that this was a great place to live. The apartments were actual apartments and had no hospital feel to them at all. In fact, I felt like I was in a really nice hotel. The studio was very large and would work just fine. The rooms have big windows that let in a lot of light. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. Cost wise I would say it's comparable to area facilities I have visited. Maybe a little on the high end but the quality of life my mom would have towards the end of her life is worth it.

Brightest, most inviting layout. Smaller apartments but very functional. Residents we saw were charming. ED was very welcoming and engaging. Top choice as of now.

We chose this facility at the time because of the location, it was close to family member. And this facility was very attractive and the staff members here made the on boarding process customer friendly. The room sizes are good, they have options as well to choose from. I would tell others that with covid everything has changed, but they have gone more than above and beyond that has been required or expected during the situation, They are very responsive and following all the protocols to keep residents safe. I would absolutely recommend.

The community has made a great effort in keeping the residence engaged, they play hallway bingo, and have been creative with activities during covid. We checked out 5 facilities and they were all about the same place and the Sheridan was the cleanest, prettiest, and my mom said most welcoming. I would recommend this facility to others.

The care services at The Sheridan are great, and the activities are the best part. They have daily activities like talking about newspapers articles, chairs exercises, entertainment they bring in as well as music they play themselves. They have a garden out on the patio, where the residents can go out get some sun and fresh air. The cleanliness really stood out to us, and we fell in love with the director. When we first met her, she was interacting with some of the residents, they treated both of each other like family. They have a wide variety of food for the residents to choose from, the menu changes all the time. They are also accommodating to the residents if they don' like one of the main dishes.

The Sheridan is a very pleasant and beautiful surrounding. The memory care rooms are very adequate and each has a private bathroom. We had a couple of "bumps" in getting settled and learning the system, but the staff have been very patient in working with us to find the best possible solution. Dealing with memory loss is a very difficult and confusing issue. They have been of great help in that area. Also, the medical team has been responsive and helpful in putting plans in place.

Commenting on the Sheridan at Overland Park. My mother enjoyed just under two years in the memory care unit. She liked the residents and staff very much. At 98 years old, she remains quite energetic. She had a fall and broke a second hip. After rehab, she is unable to walk like before. I decided to move to another memory care place near my brother's house. As it turns out, this was a grave mistake. My mother is unhappy and I am miserable. It is now apparent that the Sheridan offers excellent value in every way. Memory care offers activities to those interested. The food at the Sheridan is excellent. The plentiful acreage and new building are attractive.

I really liked this community, it felt like I was in a hotel. [name removed] was very nice and did a great job. The only thing I didn't like was the location. It is a newer facility and not much green space around. Washer/dryer in residents apartment.

Toured [date removed]. Memory care vs Assisted living. 70% occupied, but sold out of 2 BR units. Originally built in2017. Nice community.