My mother is at Lakeview Village right now. It is a 5-plus. They're the best. The staff and the nursing are excellent. They're very good, very diligent, and very professional. They're also nice, friendly, and helpful. However, in the care center, they have shared rooms, which is a huge drawback. There are limited private rooms, but they're very expensive. Most of the residents have shared rooms. The whole building, if you get out of the care center, is spectacular. It is a huge complex. They have a second-hand store shop in the basement. If a resident moved out or passed away, they can donate all their stuff to this shop and then they sell it, like a big garage sale. It is a fantastic idea. That's a good activity. They also have a computer center and an art activity. A lot of the activities are geared to independent living residents, but the other residents from the other wings can wheel in through the area, which is nice. There is always something interesting to do. If you're looking for anybody to go to skilled nursing or rehab, Lakeview is hands down the best. I can't say enough about their staff for skilled nursing.

My mother came to this facility from an Assisted Living facility where she lived for 6 years. I was so afraid that her health would deteriorate moving to a different facility and moving into memory care. She moved to Lakeview in July. I came from Texas to visit her Nov 4 and spent most of 8 days with her. She has thrived there and is so happy! Instead of sitting in her room all day as she did at her old facility she is out in the common area playing games, playing bingo and singing songs and enjoying herself. This made me so happy too. The staff was wonderful from Bok, the Korean lady in the cafeteria who always had a smile on her face to Mannie who was so helpful to Mensah, Benson and Gregory. My mother is almost 95 and has had Alz. for more than 10 years.

I have a lot of good things to say about Lakeview Village and nothing negative. They seem very caring, helpful, and responsive. It's clean and well organized. Right now, my wife is in a two-person room, which is average sized. I have eaten there, and the food is pretty good and has a lot of variety. I've been very pleased with it.

A good friend of mine was very happy with her stay in Eastside Terrace at Lakeview Village. She received excellent care and she said the food was great! Even more important, her time in rehab was very successful as she regained her strength and stamina.

The room that I saw at Lakeview Village was beautiful. They have villa type apartments, but it's a little dated. Their dining room was very nice.

Lakeview Village was one of the oldest and prestigious senior living communities in this area. It offered tons of amenities. The staff was excellent. They had their own medical clinic.

We visited Lakeview Village in Lenexa. The staff was very helpful. They welcomed us and showed us around the campus. It was very clean and very well maintained. They have various categories of rooms, but the ones we saw were well maintained and clean. The lists of activities that the residents can do are quite wide. They have games for people to play in groups. They also have the option of going out either as a group or separately to see concerts and activities around the community. It was a very well organized place. We were able to eat there, and the food was very good. The whole atmosphere was very pleasant. The place looked very secure. They have a check in that you had to go through in order to get to the rooms. It also offers a variety of different facilities to suit different people and different lifestyles.

Eastside Terrace is part of a life care complex called Lakeview Village. You must be a resident in this complex in order to move in. Residents can choice a single apt. Or a double, but this assisted living floor is so popular, there is usually a waiting list.

Lakeview is a life care facility that requires a buy in to live there. My parents moved to Lakeview Village several years ago into independent living. Most of the facility is nice, new or renovated and the staff is caring but, in our experience, they still need improvement on continuity of care. Both of my parents have dementia now and are still in independent living until there is a recommendation by staff to move them. The advise I can give is to be sure and understand the process of continuity of care as residents age and the need for assessment and living arrangements changes from independent living to full care. Also ask to tour the Care Center, full nursing and memory care, before signing a contract with the facility.

I found Lakeview Village in the internet. It was a large place with around 600 residents. It was a big area with three high rise buildings. It was beautiful and clean.

We are looking for a place for my mom who is wanting to move here, and we've visited this facility. Lakeview Village is actually nice and very clean. They have pretty lawns. The amenities were really nice. They provide long term health insurance as well, that my mom needs. The people who help us toured the place were very nice and accommodating. They interact with others. We will likely choose this facility, but it's just that my mom is still in the decision process.

My parents moved to Lakeview Village last August. It has been a great move for them. Everyone at Lakeview has been great.