Country Place Senior Living Receives Highest Survey Results From State of Kansas

Country Place Living, a franchisor of assisted-living residences for seniors in rural and suburban America, announced that its residence in Belleville, Kan. received the highest possible survey results from the State of Kansas.

The location was awarded a finding of no deficiency violations in its annual residence survey by the Kansas Department of Aging.

“This high rating is a result of the dedication, loyalty and genuine love and care for our residents by the excellent staff of Country Place Senior Living of Belleville,” said Greg Akins, regional director of Country Place Senior Living of Belleville. “We are extremely proud of the environment we’ve created, and our residence shows that,” added Janet Jones, director of the location.

Country Place Senior Living joined the Belleville community in October 2006.

“Janet and her team do an outstanding job for our senior residents,” said Cynthia Gartman, president and COO of Country Placing Living. “And it’s ratings like this that help us continue to raise the bar in the quality of care and outstanding residences that our growing company seeks to consistently deliver.”

About the Company:
Founded in 2003, Country Place Living has redefined senior living in rural and suburban America with uniquely designed assisted-living residences that offer the best amenities and forward-thinking vision for a growing population. The company offers two concepts: Country Place Senior Living, an 18 to 22-apartment assisted living residence, and Country Place Home Plus, an 8-bedroom group home residence. Each Country Place Living residence is locally owned and operated. Country Place Living has locations throughout Kansas with additional locations opening in Kansas, Missouri, Pennsylvania, South Dakota and Texas.

Country Place Living plans to expand to more than 400 locations through franchising. A member of the International Franchise Association (IFA), Country Place Living is offering locations in suburban and rural communities in most states.