LIFE CARE CENTER OF WICHITA is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in WICHITA, KS. CMS overall rating: 4 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 4.2 out of 5 from 105 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
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Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Sedgwick County and serves residents in the KS area.
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My Mother needed rehab due to antibiotics through an IV along with physical therapy. Every person there worked with her and the family. They were always very supportive, patient, polite and understanding. No complaints. Everything went smoothly until her release. Thank you all very much. Your help is greatly appreciated.
Life Care centers has been very helpful in my physical rehabilitation for my total knee replacement they help me grow stronger. The facility and the staff were great I would recommend them to go to Life Care centers for any kind of problem whether it be a physical rehab or a place to put your loved ones for long-term care.
They said my family member took a swing at the staff so they hurt her. She is almost ninety years old and has never been violent. They made her hand turn purple from being too aggressive with her. The staff doesn't appreciate you bringing up concerns. In the almost three months of my family member being here her first room had ants the full 8-10 weeks+ despite raising concerns. Amber who is the nurse manager doesn't have that close of an eye on the nursing staff who speak unprofessionally despite being at work. Karen one of the nurses is decent. They have a handful of great cmas/cnas and some who could do a little better. They were kind most of our visited however they often don't update the daily white boards of who is working, which could be helpful to someone who is elderly or when staff doesn't wear name tags while working. Rooms not very clean, some don't even have phones for the resident in memory care side. Bj who runs memory care side said she did not have time to review the incident where my family members hand was injured and made purple. Care and concern could improve as well as professionalism. Bright spots included Dana some of the kitchen staff and cnas. The weekly icecream my family member enjoyed as well as having a few kind roommates. Plenty of parking. Mirrors in rooms and fresh flowers in main areas and a sprinkle of kind staff. The physical therapy staff is a little aggressive and rude maybe an area of staff that could use improvement in moral or ethics and a tablespoon of humbleness. God Bless
My father is in the Memory care section. They staff are wonderful with him. He fell at home in June and was in the hospital for a month before arriving here. He has a couple back fractures and a broken ankle. The staff are careful when they move him and help him stay as comfortable as possible. They do the transportation to his doctor appointments. They call me with changes and if I wish to attend his appointments. He has been here since Aug 5, 2025. So I'm still learning everyone's name. I would recommend this place
The nursing staff took great care of my mother. Therapy did a wonderful job getting her better. The girls in the front office were very kind and helpful getting my mom into the facility from the beginning. I tell everyone how kind and caring all the staff here is.
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
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