Homestead of Crestview Costs & Pricing
At the Homestead of Crestview, residents can expect a monthly cost for a studio room set at $4,495. This figure is notably higher than the average costs in both Sedgwick County and across Kansas, where similar studio accommodations are priced at approximately $4,121 and $4,094, respectively. While the Homestead of Crestview offers a premium experience that may justify the elevated cost - likely including enhanced amenities, personalized care options, and a supportive community atmosphere - prospective residents should consider how these factors align with their individual needs and budget when evaluating their options in the region.
| Floor plans | Homestead of Crestview | Sedgwick County | Kansas |
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| Studio | $4,495 | $4,121 | $4,094 |
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Overall Review of Homestead of Crestview
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12 reviews mention this
Staff and cleanliness stand out
Residents frequently describe the staff as kind, professional, and the facility as clean.
Many residents and families say the community feels clean and well-kept, with a welcoming atmosphere when they visit or settle in. Multiple reviews praise caregivers as friendly, professional, and caring about residents’ needs. A few other reviews disagree, describing neglect or staff being unavailable, which points to uneven experiences between residents and time periods.
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7 reviews mention this
Care feels responsive but uneven
Care is sometimes described as responsive, but staffing and follow-through concerns come up repeatedly.
Some reviewers say the medical staff is responsive and keeps families updated, and others describe care services as wonderful. At the same time, several reviews report long waits after using the call button, short staffing, or daily needs not being handled the way families expected. A few very negative reviews go further, saying their loved ones did not receive the level of help they needed and that staffing was not appropriate.
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5 reviews mention this
Activities are a major plus
Residents and visitors often mention activities as a meaningful part of life here.
Reviews frequently highlight scheduled daily activities and community events, including live performances and celebrations. Some families also mention that the community looks clean and well-run when they see it in person, which they tie to the overall activity program. One review notes that during COVID there were no activities, suggesting participation may vary over time.
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3 reviews mention this
Food quality divides residents
Dining gets mixed feedback, with some residents relying on snacks or describing the food as basic.
A couple of reviews mention concerns about meals, including food preferences that lead families to buy additional snacks. Another review says meals have declined, tying that change to staffing or kitchen leadership after a transition. Other residents do describe eating at the community and having positive experiences with the food, so perceptions vary.
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3 reviews mention this
Pricing comes up as pricey
Multiple reviewers flag the community as pricey.
Several reviews characterize the cost as overpriced or pricey, including comments about senior living affordability. Even among positive mentions, at least a few people still noted the price as a drawback. The community’s listed Studio pricing runs above both county and state reference points.
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