Washington Heights Senior
7701 Armstrong Ave, Kansas City, KS 66112
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About Washington Heights Senior in Kansas City, Kansas
Welcome to Washington Heights Senior! Welcome to Washington Heights…an affordable independent living community for adults 55 years and older.
Live the good life at Washington Heights in Kansas City, KS! Select from our unique one and two-bedroom floor plans, which are pre-wired for home security systems and include a full appliance package in the kitchen. We boast a 24-hour maintenance staff, and fun resident activities. Elevators, an emergency call system, and controlled access entry all add up to your convenience and peace of mind. Washington Heights is close to public transportation, dining and health care. The community garden provides a tranquil setting to enjoy the outdoors. Our community is proud to be pet friendly, and we welcome your dog or cat to join you. We would love to meet you and help you discover why Washington Heights is the best in independent senior living. Call our leasing professionals today to get started.
Costs for Washington Heights Senior in Kansas City, Kansas
Independent Living
$610
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Reviews of Washington Heights Senior in Kansas City, Kansas
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May 23, 2022
My mother is in Washington Heights Senior. The residents are not very well taken care of. They're just a place to live like a regular apartment building. There are no amenities, nothing extra. They pay their rent and they're responsible for everything themselves, like their utilities. They pay for their light and water. They come and go just like in an apartment. The worst thing for me is a lot of the elderly people who live there have their families, grandkids, and kids coming in. They let people from the outside in, and they don't have security and they don't have cameras. They don't have anything. The apartments are just basic. They do minimum repair, that's all. There isn't any staff. You've got an office manager and maintenance, and the manager is there maybe twice a week. There's no one always on the property. Some of the tenants do little things together but as far as the complex, they don't have anything structured going on for the people there. They get together and do bingo or something. They just changed property managers.
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