Wichita Retirement Communities

Wichita knows how to take care of its seniors. This former "Cowtown" offers a range of recreational programs, activities, and amenities specifically designed for seniors. Add a low cost of living and dozens of assisted living options and Wichita becomes an attractive retirement city.

For fixed income seniors, Wichita is a smart money option. This city of 623,061 has a cost of living that is 10% below the national average. This means everything—housing, transportation, food, healthcare, et al—are moderately priced. For example, at the Clare Bridge (listed below) assisted living facility, monthly rates start at $3,095, which includes meals, laundry, housekeeping and other services. And at the Sterling House (also below) a 2-bedroom with the same services will cost $3,395. Most assisted living facilities in Wichita also require a minimum security deposit of $500. Click here to learn more about Wichita's senior services.

The City of Wichita has designed a number of programs and perks for their seniors. Seniors will enjoy discounts at the Botanica, Old Cowtown, and the Mid-America All-Indian Center. At each of the city's 18 fire stations between 10 AM and noon on Saturdays, seniors can get free blood pressure screenings. Seniors receive free income tax help at the city's four mini city halls. Tulsa's eight recreation centers host Golden Age Clubs which provide weekly activities like dances, dinners and trips. The city's park system maintains 32 miles of walking/cycling paths as well as horseshoe courts and shuffleboard courts. Receive discounts at five municipal golf courses. Ride Wichita's Transit bus service for half-fare any time of the day.

You'll find over 40 assisted living facilities, nursing homes and other care options for Wichita. To further refine your search, use our advanced search option above. You can sort by care option and distance. You'll get a listing of facilities as well as a map and resident reviews.