Lakeview Village
Mather LifeWays Institute on Aging is partnering with Northwestern University in conducting the Age Well Study, a five-year analysis of the impact of living in a Life Plan Community. The Age Well Study is the only national longitudinal study evaluating the impact of living in a Life Plan Community on residents’ cognitive, physical, and psychosocial…
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Superior service and care by U.S. News and World Report named Lakeview Village as Best Nursing Home and Best Overall & Short-Stay Rehabilitation on a national evaluation. U.S. News evaluated more than 15,000 facilities throughout the country and rated most of them in two different areas: overall care and short-stay rehabilitation. Facilities were considered Best…
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Lakeview Village is redeveloping near the community’s signature, three-acre lake. The site will include the addition of eight 1,600 square foot villas from Don Julian Builders. Five of these homes have already been reserved. They include custom finishes inside and out, such as 10-foot ceilings, walk-in showers, fireplace, eat-in kitchen with island and walk-in pantry,…
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After Touring Retirement Communities, They Changed Their Minds Jim and Mary Birkhead called Overland Park home for 50 years. Expecting to stay in their house for the duration of their retirement, the Birkheads purchased a home with a master bedroom on the first floor, so, if needed, they could live on one level of their…
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When considering a move to Lakeview Village, the question of timing often arises. Lakeview Village is designed for residents to move in when they are still independent, before there is any need for assistance. Lakeview LifeCare™, the hallmark of life at Lakeview Village, requires residents to pass a medical and financial screening. Because of this,…
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Dr. Mani Mani, pictured with his wife Rebekah, is a 2018 Honoree for the 70 over 70 awards. We are pleased to announce that Lakeview Village resident Dr. Mani Mani has been selected as a 2018 Honoree for the Shepherd’s Center of KC Central inaugural 70 over 70 awards. Mani Mani, M.D. is professor emeritus…
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The food pantry at New Haven Seventh Day Adventist Church started by Lakeview Village resident Faye Martin. A quiet, unassuming woman lives among us, yet she lives an extraordinary-ordinary life as a champion of serving others. She is 81 years young and resides on the third floor in Heritage at Lakeview Village. Despite her recent…
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Lakeview Village teamed up with Brian Walton at Assisted Moving of Kansas City to develop a free guide to help you downsize your life and “upsize” your lifestyle. Reading this step-by-step guide is the first step in “rightsizing” into your new home. When considering a move to a retirement community, the actual act of moving can…
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Al Pope can frequently be spotted riding his bike around the Lakeview Village community for exercise. While physical fitness is just one part of total wellbeing, it is likely the first component people consider when thinking about wellness. There are many opportunities to improve physical fitness at Lakeview Village, including group exercise classes, aquatic fitness…
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We have beautiful apartment homes available immediately in our Northpointe building. These stunning homes feature up to three bedrooms and range from a cozy 760 to a sprawling 1385 square feet. Each residence features 9-foot ceilings and ample room for storing mementos from a life well lived. When you make a move to Northpointe, abundant…
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Lakeview Village resident Margaret Dalke will be honored as an Honorary Life Member of the Village Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Women’s organization at a celebration on Saturday, March 24. Honorees are nominated and selected based on their significant contributions to Village Church and Presbyterian Women. Margaret has a heart for volunteering. “’Do unto others’ is one…
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April is National Volunteer Month. We are so blessed to have many, many volunteers at Lakeview Village that help make our community great. Two community hotspots that require huge volunteer efforts are the resident-run library and the What-Not-Shop. What-Not-Shop The What-Not-Shop began, at a resident’s request, in 1970. The idea came from a retirement community…
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