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Last Updated: 7/3/24

For independent and active older adults looking for housing in and around Kansas City, Missouri, senior apartments in Kansas City can be incredibly affordable. In addition, the Missouri Department of Revenue offers a Property Tax Credit for up to $1,100 to seniors that qualify based on the amount of rent paid and total household income.

A Place for Mom partners with six senior apartments within a 10-mile radius of downtown Kansas City, Missouri. While some seniors want to live near the heart of the downtown Power & Light District, others want options that provide a quick commute to Arrowhead Stadium. The metro area straddles a state line, so part of the 10-mile radius includes Kansas City, Kansas and Johnson County suburbs in Kansas as well as suburbs in Missouri, such as Independence.

A Kansas City senior apartment can offer a variety of amenities and services that are tailored to the needs of older adults while also assuring that they keep their independence, such as:

  • Laundry services and housekeeping
  • Transportation services and resident parking
  • On-site recreational activities, such as holiday parties and Bible study groups, as well as indoor and outdoor common areas

Keep in mind that senior apartments are generally for independent seniors who do not need much assistance. If you are looking for personal care services in addition to housing, assisted living in Kansas City might be a better choice. In this guide, we provide in-depth information about Kansas City senior apartments, costs and ways to pay, laws and regulations, health care availability, transportation, and activities around the city.

Senior Apartments Facilities near Kansas City, MO

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Average starting price $1,101/month
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Recent reviews of Senior Apartments in Kansas City, MO
Connect55 Plus Olathe
3.8

Family likes this community because of the calendar that comes out monthly, describing the activities each day. They look through it and decide which would be fun, or helpful, or social. I like their input. They do not have meal service, but no one seems to care. If they served meals, I would definitely eat way more than I need, and I like the freedom. They have kitchen facilities for our use if we decide to cook a meal for family. AND We love the facilities. They have space for dancing, indoor exercise programs, morning coffees, craft shows, etc. The residents that have lived here a while are quite active once they learn what is available.

Connect55 Plus Shawnee
4.0

I am currently a resident at Connect55 Plus Shawnee and things have been very good for me here so far. The cleanliness and friendliness are good. The staff, activities and value for cost are also good. The other residents and staff are friendly and the new manager is very good. I would recommend Connect55 Plus Shawnee to family and friends.

Glendale at the Mansion in Independence, MO
4.4

I would recommend the community to others. There is a sense of community at the Glendale at the Mansion. There is always some type of socialization available for residents to meet. There is a potluck opportunity once a week for the residents. My loved one loves all the activities offered! The community knows who all has been vaccinated and are helpful in keeping the residents safe. The have different clubs that the residents can choose to be involved with in these groups.

Connect55 Plus Kansas City

111 NW 94 St, Kansas City, MO 64155

Starting at$X,XXX+ monthly
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Independent 55+ Living in Kansas City, MOConnect55+ Kansas City is conveniently located in Kansas City, Missouri, yet tucked away in a quiet, country setting. Come as Strangers, Live as Friends® at our welcoming, pet-friendly community that offers active seniors a high quality of life with...

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4.3(7 reviews)

I really enjoy being able to live, travel, and know my neighbors, without being fearful of my home being in any trouble or lack of security.

The Community Apartments at Antioch Crossing

5300 NE Chouteau Trafficway, Kansas City, MO 64119

Starting at$X,XXX+ monthly
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Provides: Senior Apartments

The Newest 55+ Apartment Community in North Kansas City! Move into your brand new home today! We have one bedrooms starting at $975 and two bedrooms staring at $1150! Restaurants and shopping at your door!

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2.9(8 reviews)

It's fine for what it is. The management changes a lot, at least 4 directors in the last 2 years. There was a godawful smell in the halls for the past 3 months that was so bad I vomited upon entry but it...

Bowen Tower Senior Independent Living Apts.

6140 Raytown Rd, Raytown, MO 64133

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Our Senior Independent Living is awaiting you today. The Owners' of Canyon View Capital, Regional Manager, full time Maintenance, & Marlina, the Community Manager take pride in the history and upkeep and maintaining of Bowen building. Our number one priority is to ensure Comfort Living in a...

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3.8(4 reviews)

They've done a great job with everything here, so far so good! Getting her signed up and moved in was easy and pleasant, and the place itself is really nice. She's got a good sized apartment, and was able to...

Harvard Court Apts

4018 Harvard Lane, Kansas City, MO 64133

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Sterling Court Apartments is "A Great Place to Call Home"! With a large community room, library, beauty salon, free Starbucks coffee, a wireless clubhouse, an active senior resident organization, top notch on-site office and maintenance staff, and more, you'll love calling this home!

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3.7(5 reviews)

The office staff are very friendly and personable along with the crew and [name removed] is knowledgeable of the property as well and helps me with getting familiar with the place I like it so far and glad...

Manor Place Retirement Apartments

6016 Leavenworth Rd, Kansas City, KS 66104

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Manor Place Retirement Apartments Manor Place is Kansas City, Kansas' apartment community for active, older adults. Our residents are enjoying the best in carefree living. No retirement requirements are made upon entering Manor Place. Each person is encouraged to continue a 'lifestyle' similar...

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3.4(9 reviews)

mom moved here in august and has settled in nicely. we chose manor place for her because it felt like a family home atmosphere.

Englewood Vista

5700 N. Main Street, Gladstone, MO 64118

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Englewood Vista is a 55+ senior housing community in Gladstone, Clay County, MO, just minutes away from Kansas City. Our location is surrounded by beautifully landscaped greenery, and is located close to shopping, dining, downtown Kansas City, and many other locations without sacrificing any of...

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3.1(15 reviews)

we have only lived at englewood vista for eight months. we find that most everyone is very friendly and recently my husband and i both were down he is disabled and i was in the hospital twice within a 1...

Immanuel Manor

4200 Tracy Ave., Kansas City, MO 64110

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Immanuel Manor Apartments-55+ years old and/or disabled. This lovely building has charm and is a very warm place to live. Not only is it centrally located,we have ton of activities waiting just for you. In the summer we have a community garden adjacent to our property.

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1.0(1 review)

Willow Creek

201 West 99th Street, Kansas City, MO 64114

Provides: Senior Apartments

Convenience...the impressive natural beauty of Willow Creek Apartments is matched only by its superb location, with almost immediate access to I-435. Set amidst 52 acres of wooded beauty, you will enjoy stately trees and seasonal flowers. Because of our unique lifestyle, Willow Creek Apartments...

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5.0(1 review)

THE LADY THAT SHOWED US THE APARTMENT WAS SUPPER NICE. THE APARTMENT SHE SHOWED US WAS VERY, VERY NICE. PRICE WAS VERY GOOD FOR WHAT WE WOULD GET. ALL UTILITIES PAID EXCEPT WATER BILL. VERY LARGE APARTMENTS....

Heritage House

660 North Spring St, Independence, MO 64050

Provides: Senior Apartments
5.0(1 review)

They are very professional, and very friendly. The expertise that they bring is outstanding. It is evident that they truly care about their clients, and they are very available to help out in any way they can. Theresa, the manager, is just absolut...

The Gardens at Northgate Village

3000 Swift Avenue, North Kansas City, MO 64116

Provides: Senior Apartments

The community within a community is located within a traditional neighborhood and pedestrian orientated area.The Gardens at Northgate is comfortably nestled in the very heart of a vibrant and inviting urban area. The Gardens at Northgate provides all the conveniences of warm and friendly services...

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4.7(10 reviews)

After our move in craziness my mother has adjusted well and seems to be enjoying herself here at The Gardens. The community is clean and nice looking, no concerns there. The staff has been helpful and kind...

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Palestine Commons

2651 East 34th Street, Kansas City, MO 64128

Provides: Senior Apartments
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Palestine Commons is an independent living community that is located in Kansas City, MO. Kansas City is part of Jackson, Clay, Platte, and Cass counties. The city offers much to both residents and guests, providing them with the opportunity to get out and do something. Kansas City provides such...

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4.7(3 reviews)

While I was online I got to see a bunch of communities but I chose this one because I saw a bunch of good reviews. The staff is really nice. They’re friendly and personable. The staff makes sure my mom gets...

Red Bridge

11300 Colorado Avenue, Kansas City, MO 64137

Provides: Senior Apartments
4.5(3 reviews)

The manager is really good and if she can do anything to help she will do it. They also have a social worker in the building who is also very helpful and accommodating. They seem to really care about the...

Columbus Park Plaza

801 Pacific Street, Kansas City, MO 64106

Provides: Senior Apartments
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4.0(1 review)

The staff at this community are very helpful. When my aunt first moved in she was not able to stay in her apartment so they found her another one. They also helped her move so she would not have to pay...

Mound City Apartments

4512 Northwest Greystone Court, Riverside, MO 64150

Provides: Senior Apartments

The Mound City Apartments are senior apartments located in the serene community of Mound City, Holt County, MI. When looking for an area with small town charm and lots of things to do, then the Mound City Area is the place for you. There is a very strong sense of community in here, which is why...

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4.0(1 review)

I toured many communities with one being Mound City Apartments. The facility is clean and seems to be maintained well. The staff were all very friendly, I had no complaints but it was just not the best fit...

Glendale at the Mansion

16301 East 29th Street S, Independence, MO 64055

Starting at$X,XXX+ monthly
Provides: Senior Apartments
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Glendale at the Mansion is an affordable senior housing community located in the large city of Independence, Jackson County, MO. The community is conveniently local to nearby shopping and dining and in close proximity to the large Van Hook Park. It is also nearby many historical attractions,...

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3.8(14 reviews)

This is not a nursing facility. This is senior independent living. Quality of care again this is senior, independent living we're responsible for ourselves. Meals and dining one Thursday a month we have...

St. Joseph Place

1900 East 10th St., Kansas City, MO 64127

Provides: Senior Apartments
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This new Senior Apartment Community is exclusive for those 62 years and older. The all new all one bedroom apartment community is conveniently located close to Downtown Kansas City, Missouri. Your new, one bedroom apartment is equipped to improve your lifestyle. You will enjoy the community room...

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3.5(4 reviews)

Excellent, Excellent care here! My husband was at another Rehab and he was not doing well. This rehab is so beautiful. The surrounding is humble and uplifting. Especially for my husband as he is demanding....

Cloverset Apartments

10601 Jefferson St., Kansas City, MO 64114

Provides: Senior Apartments

Cloverset Apartments offers five spacious floor plans, each with unique characteristics all its own. Roomy, spacious closets and beautiful views are proud features of our apartment homes. The kitchens are fully equipped with all appliances including garbage disposals and dishwashers. All...

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K. David Cole Place

11301 Grandview Road, Kansas City, MO 64137

Provides: Senior Apartments

K. David Cole Place has 65 one bedroom rental apartments for persons age 62 or over. The facilities are specially designed with the needs of older adults in mind, while four apartments are wheelchair accessible.Qualified applicants must meet Hud income limits, and submit to a criminal and...

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3.0(1 review)

Royal Towers Apartments

933 Mcgee St, Kansas City, MO 64106

Provides: Senior Apartments

Centennial Villa

1820 Woodland Ave, Kansas City, MO 64108

Provides: Senior Apartments

Kensington Heights

1600 Jackson Ave, Kansas City, MO 64127

Provides: Senior Apartments

Cathedral Square Towers

444 W 12th St, Kansas City, MO 64105

Provides: Senior Apartments

Lawndale Heights

1400 Topping Ave, Kansas City, MO 64126

Provides: Senior Apartments

Divine Mercy Villas

1321B NE 39th Street, Kansas City, MO 64116

Provides: Senior Apartments

Nowlin Hall Main Office

1905 Hardesty Ave # 214, Kansas City, MO 64127

Provides: Senior Apartments
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Costs of senior apartments in the Kansas City area

Kansas City senior apartment costs vary based on floor plan, amenities, location, and additional services. Including rent and various fees, Kansas City senior apartments in our network of partners average about $1,116 per month, according to A Place for Mom’s proprietary data.[01]

The average cost for a senior apartment in Kansas City is significantly lower than assisted living communities in Kansas City, which average $4,530 a month, according to A Place for Mom’s proprietary data.[01] For seniors who don’t need assistance, senior apartments are an affordable option.

The following figures represent baseline averages in Kansas City, Missouri, and surrounding areas.

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How people pay for senior apartments in Kansas City

Most seniors use their own income to rent senior apartments in Kansas City, but Medicaid, Medicare, or long-term care insurance can help cover medically necessary in-home care services. Here, you’ll find some useful resources regarding private pay, housing assistance, VA benefits, and Medicare/Medicaid resources.

Private pay methods in Kansas City

People pay for senior apartments through a number of personal income sources. These might include Social Security benefits, pensions, investment returns, or savings accounts. The costs of senior apartments in Kansas City can also be covered by the following means:

Understand Missouri laws and regulations for senior apartment communities

Senior apartments in Kansas City must follow all the guidelines laid out for traditional apartment buildings in Kansas City. All residential rental property units must meet minimum health and safety standards of basic utilities and facilities, ventilation and heating, safety from fire, and maintenance. Rental property units must also maintain working amenities, including but not limited to water heating facilities, heating facilities, water and sewer lines, plumbing and electrical fixtures, lighted common halls and stairways, and, if provided, cooking equipment.

In addition, senior apartments must be in compliance with the Fair Housing Act, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, religion, disability, age, and more. So, seniors cannot be denied housing on the basis of age, and apartments must make reasonable accommodations for those with disabilities. Similarly, senior apartments in Kansas City must comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

According to Missouri’s Landlord-Tenant Law, landlords must adhere to these regulations:

  • Make property habitable before tenants move in
  • Make and pay for repairs due to ordinary wear and tear
  • Refrain from turning off a tenant’s water, electricity or gas
  • Provide written notice to tenants when ownership of the property is transferred to a new landlord
  • Not unlawfully discriminate

Tenants are expected to adhere to the following:

  • Pay rent on time
  • Use reasonable care and don’t damage property
  • Properly dispose of garbage
  • Refrain from taking on additional occupants or subleasing without the landlord’s written permission

If a senior needs to file a complaint, Kansas City, Missouri has an Office of the Tenant Advocate that is designed to ensure the rights of the resident are being protected under the Tenant Bill of Rights.

The Kansas Residential Landlord and Tenant Act governs the relationship between landlords and tenants in residential rental properties in Kansas. Here are some important points to keep in mind:

  • Landlords might require security deposits, but a deposit cannot exceed one month’s rent, and it must be returned to the tenant within 30 days of the lease’s end (subtracting any deductions).
  • Landlords can only evict tenants for set reasons outlined in the law, such as failing to pay rent or violating the lease agreement.
  • Landlords must notify tenants before entering the rental property (except in emergency situations).

The following link also has information on local codes and ordinances for Wyandotte County, where Kansas City, Kansas, is located. For Johnson County, renters can see the full list of rules landlords must abide by here. Senior apartments in the area could be subject to inspections by local housing authorities, but it varies depending on the housing complex, applicable regulations, and other factors. Kansas does not have a statewide renters’ guide, but some helpful resources can be found on the Kansas Housing Resources Corporation website.

In general, senior apartments sometimes have specific age, income, health, background check, and pet policies. Qualifications for senior housing vary depending on the type of housing, with low-income housing options (e.g., subsidized housing, public housing, co-op housing, and Section 8 housing) available for seniors on Social Security or a fixed budget. There are also requirements for age in senior housing communities, with 55+ communities requiring at least one member of the household to be 55 or older. Senior communities that aren’t 55+ typically require all members of a household to be at least 62 years old.

Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services contact information

930 Wildwood Drive
Jefferson City, MO 65102
Phone: 573-751-6400
Fax: 573-751-6010
Email: info@health.mo.gov
Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Kansas Department of Health and Environment contact information

1000 SW Jackson Street
Topeka, KS 66612
Phone: 785-296-1500
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

COVID-19 regulations for Kansas City senior apartment communities

There are no specific COVID-19 regulations in place for Kansas City senior apartment communities. Kansas City, Missouri follows CDC guidance and provides a wealth of general information and COVID-19 guidelines, including details on community spread, vaccinations, and requirements. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment also has a comprehensive website with helpful information.

Get to know senior apartments in Kansas City

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Number of in-network assisted living facilities in market

3.7/5.0 average in-network rating
67% of our in-network/partner communities are pet-friendly 
50% of these in-network/partner communities in market offer on-site activities
17% of these communities in market offer community amenities services of any kind

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Number of people we have referred to our in-market/partner communities in Kansas City

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Average age of resident we have referred to in-market/partner communities in Kansas City
Gender split: 62% female 

What to expect from senior apartments in Kansas City

About 2.2 million people reside in the Kansas City metropolitan area, with plenty of seniors opting to spend their golden years in the Heart of America. There are numerous senior apartment options available within a 10-mile radius of the downtown area, with plenty of floor plans and amenities to suit the needs of just about anyone.

A variety of floor plans

Kansas City senior apartments can accommodate the living preferences of the region’s diverse population due to numerous available floor plans. Whether seniors opt for a cozy studio apartment or a more spacious unit with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, there is a place for everyone. There are six standalone senior apartment facilities within a 10-mile radius of downtown. Most senior apartments in Kansas City include a full kitchen and in-unit washers and dryers. Some senior apartments also include dens, balconies, and walk-in closets.

Apartments with activities

For seniors who like to stay active, quite a few apartments in Kansas City boast community centers where they can mingle with neighbors during birthday parties, Bible study groups, or live music performances. In fact, 67% of senior apartments in the area have indoor common areas, and half have outdoor common areas. Many apartments also offer on-site amenities such as libraries, fitness centers, theaters, and even pools that residents can use at their leisure. More than half are dog and cat friendly for those who want to bring along their furry companion.

Many senior apartment facilities provide resident parking, free transportation, and services for laundry or groceries. Some even boast raised garden beds, on-site beauticians, and golf courses or putting greens.

Options for suburban living

While many of the senior apartments within a 10-mile radius of downtown Kansas City have a city feel, there are apartments available in suburban areas such as Independence, Missouri, and Johnson County in Kansas. Independence is very community-oriented and features the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum.  Johnson County is home to over 15 parks with activities ranging from fishing, boating, archery and geocaching. Johnson County Parks and Recreation district also has a 50-plus program that hosts art and enrichment classes, pickleball tournaments, day trips, wellness programs and more.

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Unfamiliar with Kansas City? Highlights for seniors

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Number of seniors over the age of 65 currently living in Kansas City, according to the U.S. Census Bureau
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Percentage of seniors 65 and older within the Kansas City population, according to the U.S. Census Bureau

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Median annual income for Kansas City seniors 65 and older, according to the U.S. Census Bureau

Health care for seniors in Kansas City

The Kansas City metropolitan area provides numerous great options for seniors seeking healthcare. Several major hospitals call Kansas City home, including:

Saint Luke’s Hospital of Kansas City

Saint Luke’s Hospital of Kansas City is nationally ranked in one adult specialty and rated a high-performing facility for five adult specialties and 13 procedures and conditions. It is a general medical and surgical facility as well as a teaching hospital.[07]

Kansas City VA Medical Center

The Kansas City VA Medical Center offers a variety of care options for veterans and helps veterans access quality and affordable care.

University of Kansas Hospital

Ranked nationally in eight adult specialties, the University of Kansas Hospital is a teaching hospital and general medical and surgical facility. It is also the top hospital in Kansas.

Transportation for seniors in Kansas City

When it comes to navigating the Kansas City area, most people get around by car. While there is some level of walkability and public transit in the region, options are somewhat limited, according to Walk Score, which ranks cities on a scale of 1 to 100.

The Kansas City Area Transportation Authority (KCATA) does offer bus routes throughout the metro area, and RideKC Freedom offers both ADA paratransit as well as non-ADA on-demand response. Note that anyone hoping to use these programs must first navigate an eligibility process. The eligibility process requires an application to be filled out and sent via email with proof of age and a color photo. Once the KCATA receives an application, they will schedule a phone interview with one of their mobility specialists to gather more information. After review, they will notify the applicant of their eligibility by letter within 21 days of their interview. To access the full application, click here.

Ride KC Max is the rapid transit option, but it is only available in certain densely populated and commercial areas. The Kansas City streetcar also runs in the downtown area. Residents of Kansas City are also able to traverse the city via Uber, Lyft, and taxis.

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Senior activities in Kansas City

Kansas City offers a wide range of activities for seniors, including everything from physical fitness classes to cultural events. One popular destination is the Kansas City Zoo, which offers discounted admission to seniors 55 and older. The zoo is home to more than 1,700 animals spread across 200 acres, offering an incredibly affordable way to get out of your apartment for a day of fun.

The Kauffman Center is home to the Kansas City Ballet, Lyric Opera, The Kansas City Symphony and more. The Kauffman Center is a great option for seniors looking to unwind and enjoy a performance or show. Perks of visiting the Kauffman Center include accessibility everywhere — from programs to parking to transactions and events) as well as military and senior group discounts. The Nelson Atkins Museum of Art is a popular location to take in a special exhibit or even an art class. If you’re a history buff, The National WWI Museum and Memorial is another great KC spot to visit along with the Arabia Steamboat Museum. The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures is a fun stop boasting the world’s largest collection.

For those interested in shopping and food, Kansas City is home to the Country Club Plaza. The Plaza includes over 45 locally-owned shops and restaurants, among others. The Plaza also hosts many events throughout the year, some of which have included KC Restaurant Week, The Plaza Art Fair, and the Kansas City Film Fest International. The Kansas City Power & Light District is another fun place to hang out, eat, or catch an event.

Sports fans are in luck! Kansas City is home to the NFL’s Kansas City Chiefs and the MLB’s Kansas City Royals. Professional soccer fans can catch a Kansas City Sporting game, and hockey fans can check out the KC Mavericks. Kansas City is also home to the Kansas Speedway where you can take in some NASCAR action. If you want to check out a piece of sports history, drop by the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum.

Frequently asked questions

Connect55 Plus Kansas City, Connect55 Plus Olathe and The Community Apartments at Antioch Crossing are the top-rated Senior Apartments facilities near Kansas City, MO. These Senior Apartments facilities received the highest rankings based on verified family reviews. See full list of communities.

The average cost of Senior Apartments in Kansas City is 1,101 per month. This cost may vary based on location, amenities, floorplan, level of care and other factors.

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  2. United States Census Bureau. (2022). Population estimates (V2017-2021): Kansas City, Missouri; United States [Data set]. QuickFacts.

  3. Malzone, L. (2023, January 16). Best Kansas City Medicare Plans for 2023. Medigap.com.

  4. U.S. News. (2023). U.S. News Best Hospitals. U.S. News & World Report L.P.

  5. Independence Kansas. (2023). Community. IndependenceKC.gov

  6. Johnson County Parks and Recreation District. (2023). Park Listing. jcprd.com

  7. Census Reporter. (2021). Census profile: Kansas City MO-KS metro area [Data set].

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