Cedar Lake Village sits on S Lone Elm Rd in Olathe. The building has been open for 24 years. It’s a mid-rise property with studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom layouts. Residents here can get several kinds of care in one place: assisted living, independent living, memory care, respite care, and skilled nursing.
The building holds 72 beds. Right now 51 of them are filled, so occupancy sits at 71%. Getting around the neighborhood on foot isn’t really an option. The Walk Score here is 11, which means most trips call for a car.
Inside, residents have plenty to do. There’s an exercise gym, an indoor heated pool, and a chapel. A movie theater and a library give people different ways to spend downtime. Walking trails loop past a scenic pond, and there are puzzle stations for residents who want something quieter. An ice cream parlor adds a fun extra touch. Beyond the building itself, staff keep a full activity calendar running, and residents can turn to rehab services or respite care whenever they need them.
Joanna Randall serves as Executive Director. Kansas regulators check in on nursing homes like this one regularly. Their reviews tend to focus on a few core areas: how medications are managed, how ready the facility is for emergencies, how food service is handled, and how well resident rights are protected.
Families who tour Cedar Lake Village will find a mid-rise community that covers nearly every level of senior care under one roof, backed by a long list of amenities and a director whose name residents and families can put to a face.
