
Credo Memory Care of Wichita is a licensed assisted living and memory care community in Wichita, Kansas.This is an unverified profile built from public licensin…

There are 14 memory care communities in Wichita, KS in Sedgwick County listed on Seniors Places. Communities in Wichita, KS quote pricing on request; monthly rates depend on apartment size and the level of care included. See what communities publish nationally on our senior living costs page, and ask each community for current pricing. Seniors Places is commission-free, no referral fees are built into these listings, so you can compare memory care communities in Wichita and contact each one directly.

Credo Memory Care of Wichita is a licensed assisted living and memory care community in Wichita, Kansas.This is an unverified profile built from public licensin…

Morningstar Memory Care is a licensed assisted living and memory care community in Wichita, Kansas.This is an unverified profile built from public licensing and…

Avita Rolling Hills opened in 2012 in West Wichita, Kansas. This is an assisted living and memory care state-of-the-art community located on a senior campus alo…

Nestled in a beautiful, single-story building in Wichita, Kansas, you will discover a warm and welcoming senior living community specializing in memory care. Ev…

Comfort and Love has certified, well-trained caregivers who provide 24/7 loving attention. Our care team is trained in helping seniors needing assistance with d…

Larksfield is so much more than a place to live. Retirement is a time to pursue hobbies and create friendships with new neighbors. Explore why Larksfield is the…

As a premier senior living community of Wichita, Kansas Larksfield provides a dream home for life even when care needs change. We offer a range of living option…

Are you seeking the personal care that Assisted Living communities offer but still want to stay active and live on your own schedule? Oxford Senior Living's com…

With options for independent, assisted, and memory care living, Park West Plaza offers a full continuum of retirement care. The community’s spacious campus is t…

Our homes are located in beautiful neighborhoods throughout Wichita, Hutchinson and Dodge City. With a maximum of twelve residents, the care is much more indivi…

Regent Park is an artfully designed senior living community with elegant homestyle architecture in a beautifully landscaped setting. The home is adjacent to lov…

The Oxford Dream Team has always been amazing. You take care of our residents; help keep everything running smoothly and brighten each day. Now more than ever, …

Legend Senior Living™ operates 43 residences across the United States, offering Independent Living, Assisted Living/Personal Care, Memory Care and Health Care r…

Wichita Presbyterian Manor is a special place. Home to hardworking, independent thinkers. Self-reliant people who are used to living life on their own terms. Ou…
Wichita is the largest senior living market in Kansas, with a full range of assisted living, memory care and skilled nursing at a wide range of price points. Kansas licenses assisted living, residential health care and home plus (small homes for up to twelve residents) separately, and all three appear in the listings here.
East Wichita along Rock Road and the northwest near Maize Road hold most of the larger communities, with others in the Riverside and College Hill areas closer to downtown. Derby, Andover, Goddard, Augusta and El Dorado are a short drive and each has its own page on Seniors Places.
Hot summers, cold snaps in winter and spring storm season; ask about tornado shelter procedures. Wesley Medical Center and Ascension Via Christi anchor hospital care, and the city is the medical hub for a wide rural area, so many residents arrive from smaller towns. Monthly rates in Wichita generally sit below the national average for comparable care. For a parent on Medicaid, the Kansas Frail Elderly waiver can pay for assisted living in participating communities.
Ask which Kansas licence the community holds, since home plus and residential health care differ from assisted living in staffing and in who may live there. Ask what happens when care needs grow: whether the community can add care on site, has a memory care wing, or would ask your parent to move, and how much notice it gives.
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