At Colonial Oaks Assisted Living and Memory Care in Leawood, we love our seniors! All of our staff has years of experience in assisted living, dementia care or Alzheimer’s care. We understand the stress a family experiences when they are making difficult decisions for a loved one who has dementia or Alzheimer’s or who just needs the extra help and support an assisted living family can provide.
Colonial Oaks offers a wide variety of activities to engage every resident and stimulate their mind and memory. Our Rhythm of the Day® program provides a wonderful environment for our memory care residents. Colonial Oaks’ primary referral source is the family members of our residents. We are very proud of that. To learn more about our assisted living and memory care services, call Colonial Oaks in Leawood today!
If you’re searching for a remarkable senior living experience, look no further than Colonial Oaks Senior Living at Leawood.
Our trademarked Memory Care Program is rooted in the idea that daily routines create harmony and security—just as a steady rhythm is the foundation of a soaring melody. Our memory care village features:
Make each day a great one while knowing life’s little headaches are taken care of. You be you– we’ll take care of the rest.
If you’re searching for a remarkable senior living experience, look no further than Colonial Oaks Senior Living at Leawood.
Our trademarked Memory Care Program is rooted in the idea that daily routines create harmony and security—just as a steady rhythm is the foundation of a soaring melody. Our memory care village features:
Make each day a great one while knowing life’s little headaches are taken care of. You be you– we’ll take care of the rest.
We believe that our residents are our biggest advocates and invite you to read about their experiences at our community.
Experience award-winning senior living at Colonial Oaks, where comfort, care, and independence come first.
Experience award-winning senior living at Colonial Oaks, where comfort, care, and independence come first.
