Anthology Senior Living

The main reason we went with Anthology of Olathe over others we toured was just because the locaiton was closer and more convenient for family. They have an awesome activities director [name removed] and [name removed] is great too.

Stunning facility, friendly residents, good menu variety....HR is challenged to hire long term staff, as are most businesses currently.

This was a nice community. It lacked a community feeling. The residents were not out and about during our tour.

Anthology is a good facility. They can be short-staffed at times. But the food is excellent. And I'm happy with our choice to place our loved one here.

Seemed very nice but the biggest factor was the cost of the place.

I picked this community becasue it was close to my house. They offer activities such as; exercise, chorus, movies, and trips to the store.

Anthology of Farmington Hill is a brand new facility so it has all the bright and shiny things, the rooms are nice and it has all the amenities your loved one may need and the assistance your loved one may need. It could be a little less expensive it is pricy, but for the quality of the care and the safeness it brings it is worth it.

Friendliness of the staff is 5 stars especially the concierge staff. The policies regarding covid were not clear to start with but are getting better now. As reported by the residents the meals are quite good. Not to sure about the activities since our residents does not participate in them.

We looked at a few other places and decided on Anthology of Charlottesville because of the overall appearance of the place. It is a brand new building and it looks more like a nice resort or hotel rather than a senior living facility. I would recommend Anthology to others.

This was a beautiful community. The was too big of a community for my loved one as they potentially may not be near the nursing area. They did have an overnight nurse available for the residents.

Anthology of Farmington Hills was not open yet, so we toured in the sales office. The staff we met were fine, and Anthology was our second choice. They just simply weren't open yet during the timeframe we needed them, and the location was farther from our family.

I think Anthology of Olathe is comparable to other places. Just like kids in a school cafeteria - no one really likes the food, but that's a personal preference and they can't please everyone. My loved ones apartment is spacious and larger than the facility before. The room comes with a microwave, basic cable, a living room that's separate from the bedroom, and lots of cabinet space. The community offers transportation to appointments and stores, but we haven't used that service just yet. When it comes to communication between the community and our family - when I've contacted them, they have been responsive and I've had no issue with receiving a reply. But I don't hear from them first unless I call or email beforehand. Overall I would recommend Anthology to others.

Our family had an in person tour and it was a really good tour experience

We went to their Easter even and it was great and everybody has been super friendly and our loved ones seem happy. Only thing we are struggling with is the care services and having them stay on top of things and more of a follow through

Anthology is a very nice facility. It is an old hotel so it is really big and I was nervous my husband may get lost. It is so beautiful though and the staff were all friendly, it was our second choice.

We toured with Anthology and we really liked the facility, we were just looking for a more homey atmosphere.

We virtually toured this community and the tour was fine. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable, but there were a few things we didn't like. They had no TVs in the residence rooms and you had to use the furniture provided.

The apartments are huge. The whole facility is huge which I'm not sure is appropriate for my mom at this time. It was quite a hike to get from the main activity area (dining, therapies, activities, outdoor patio which was huge) to what would be her apartment. It's a refurbished Holiday Inn which at first I was skeptical of but it is really nice and they've done a great job. Except for the hallway to the individual apartments was really dark and had an old hotel vibe which I personally found creepy. But there were a lot of residents with their doors propped open who would wave as you walked by. It's right next to Olathe Medical Center which is awesome. Also right next to I-35 which I was worried about noise but I heard none when I was in the apartment model. It smelled clean so it passed the sniff test. Right now this is at or near the top of the list.

We chose Anthology of Farmington because of the cleanliness of the facility and the price because we knew she would eventually be going into memory care. So it was the most for your money. I think the room sizes here are good, they do have options on room sizes based on your needs as well. Overall, I would tell others to just be patient because it is a big transition, especially during covid. I would recommend to others looking.

My mom loves this community. She went originally for respite care, and went back 6 months later. My mom has now been there for 4 years. The community started out with assisted living, and as time has gone on the community is taking all types of residents. Travanse started to use an agency to help staff the community. The rooms are like a Holiday Inn rooms. The last year has seen renovations of the community. The management team keeps changing. There has also seen some turnover of other staff. This is a one rate type of community. The community will make the residents bed and do their laundry. No matter the care, the rate has stayed the same for my mom. They've had different parties to celebrate different items. The community tries to get the residents to dress up for Halloween. The community even has exercise classes for the residents to participate in. The staff has always been friendly and have helped my mom. I would recommend this community to others, even those that are in wheelchairs. The dining room is starting to open back up. They also have an independent living area that has recently opened up.