Assisted Living (KS ALF) in Prairie Village, Johnson County, KS: 95 licensed beds. Licensed by Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services (KDADS) — KDADS state ID N046086.
In the KDADS Adult Care Home Directory, Addington Place of Prairie Village holds state ID N046086 as an assisted living facility and residential health care facility, licensed in Prairie Village for ALF 59, RHCF 36 beds.
| Facility | Addington Place of Prairie Village |
|---|---|
| Licensee name on file | ARHC Pvvlgks01 TRS |
| Address | 2700 Somerset Drive, Prairie Village, KS 66206 |
| Phone (KDADS record) | (913) 648-3333 |
| Licensing agency | Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services (KDADS), Survey, Certification and Credentialing Commission |
| KDADS state ID (license) | N046086 |
| License categories | Assisted Living Facility + Residential Health Care Facility |
| Licensed beds by category | Assisted Living Facility (ALF): 59 beds; Residential Health Care Facility (RHCF): 36 beds |
| Status | Active — listed in the KDADS Adult Care Home Directory (last directory change September 16, 2026: administrator/operator) |
| First licensed | Not published by KDADS; posted survey records go back to March 16, 2017 |
| Building owner | ARHC Pvvlgks01 (Owner - Limited Liability Company (LLC)) |
| Operator / lessee | ARHC Pvvlgks01 TRS |
| Management firm | Arvum Senior Living |
| Administrator of record | — |
| Enforcement / disciplinary action | None reported in the KDADS directory. KDADS posts survey deficiency reports and plans of correction, but not civil penalties or license actions |
The license is held by ARHC Pvvlgks01 TRS, with Arvum Senior Living as management firm. In Kansas one building can carry several adult care home licenses at once, which is why KDADS reports beds by category.
KDADS lists 15 posted survey reports for Addington Place of Prairie Village, 3 of them since October 2023. In the 3 most recent it itemizes, Kansas KDADS cited 32 requirements across the 3.
| Survey dates | Survey type | Plan of correction | Report |
|---|---|---|---|
| July 28, 2026 – August 3, 2026 | Licensure resurvey | Filed September 14, 2026 | |
| March 17, 2025 – March 19, 2025 | State survey | Filed April 25, 2025 | |
| July 9, 2024 – July 11, 2024 | Licensure resurvey | Filed August 13, 2024 | |
| July 10, 2023 | State survey | Filed July 10, 2023 | |
| December 6, 2022 | State survey | Filed December 6, 2022 | |
| November 15, 2022 – November 16, 2022 | Licensure resurvey | Filed December 6, 2022 |
The cited requirements cluster in care and service planning (8), staffing, training and screening (4), infection control (4). The most recent examples, in the state's wording:
Kansas state surveys cite the specific adult care home regulation (K.A.R. 26-39 and 26-41); nursing-facility surveys cite federal F-tags. Each linked PDF is the state's full Statement of Deficiencies. The letter after a tag, where shown, is the scope-and-severity grid code: A–C minimal harm potential, D–F more than minimal, G–I actual harm, J–L immediate jeopardy.
Search the KDADS Adult Care Home Directory by state ID N046086, then open Addington Place of Prairie Village's record to see every posted deficiency report and plan of correction.
KDADS page links expire per session, so search by state ID rather than bookmarking the page. The newest posted Statement of Deficiencies (survey ending August 3, 2026) opens directly here: KDADS PDF.
Addington Place of Prairie Village holds both Kansas assisted living (59 beds) and residential health care (36 beds) licenses: the assisted living side uses apartments, the residential health care side individual living units, and both give 24-hour personal or supervised nursing care.
K.S.A. 39-923 defines both license types for six or more residents. The practical difference is the unit: an assisted living apartment adds a kitchen area, while a residential health care unit is a private room with its own bath. Every resident gets a negotiated service agreement that sets out the care the facility will give.
KDADS doesn't say. Kansas has no memory care license or public dementia-unit flag, so whether Addington Place of Prairie Village runs a secured memory care neighborhood is something to confirm with the community directly.
Kansas does expect a facility that admits residents with dementia to cover their cognitive needs in the negotiated service agreement and to train the staff who care for them. Ask to see this year's dementia training records and walk the secured area, if there is one.
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We can tell you how Addington Place of Prairie Village compares with other licensed options on cost, care level and current openings, on either side of State Line. Families never pay us.
Talk to an advisor free →Addington Place of Prairie Village is at 2700 Somerset Drive in Prairie Village, KS 66206 (Johnson County, KS), part of the metro's northeast Johnson County area. It is one of 4 licensed assisted living or residential care facilities with an address in Prairie Village, KS.
Hospitals families in northeast Johnson County use most include AdventHealth Shawnee Mission, The University of Kansas Health System. Ask which hospital residents are usually sent to and whether staff send records ahead.
Other licensed communities nearby:
More on care options here: Prairie Village assisted living guide.
Assisted living in the Kansas City metro typically runs $3,200–$5,800/mo in 2026 and memory care $4,500–$7,800/mo; Addington Place of Prairie Village doesn't report its rates to Kansas KDADS, so ask for a written rate sheet.
At 95 beds, Addington Place of Prairie Village is a mid-sized community. Larger buildings often price care in levels, smaller ones lean toward all-inclusive rates, so ask which model is used and what moves a resident to the next level. Because the building is in Kansas, the public help that applies is KanCare (including the Frail Elderly HCBS waiver), which can pay for care services for eligible residents but not room and board, and not every community accepts it. See Prairie Village assisted living costs.
Start with the topics Kansas KDADS has cited at Addington Place of Prairie Village, then confirm staffing, the move-out line and the full monthly cost.
By licensed assisted living capacity, Addington Place of Prairie Village is the 14th-largest of 62 assisted living and residential care licenses in Johnson County, KS.
| Community | City | Agency | Beds | License | State records on file |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Addington Place of Prairie Village | Prairie Village, KS | Kansas KDADS | 95 | ALF 59 · RHCF 36 | 15 |
| Alto | Overland Park, KS | Kansas KDADS | 135 | ALF 90 · RHCF 45 | 12 |
| Pegasus Landing of Overland Park | Overland Park, KS | Kansas KDADS | 124 | ALF 124 | 15 |
| Hemsley House Assisted Living & Memory Care | Lenexa, KS | Kansas KDADS | 101 | ALF 63 · RHCF 38 | 15 |
Comparing across State Line? Missouri and Kansas license assisted living differently, so a bed count in one state isn't the same license as in the other. See every licensed option in the Kansas City assisted living directory.
Data source + refresh cadence
Missouri side (Jackson, Clay, Platte, Cass counties): licenses, levels of care, capacity and Alzheimer's special care unit flags come from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) LTC Directory (file updated October 5, 2026); inspections and complaint investigations from DHSS Show Me Long Term Care.
Kansas side (Johnson, Wyandotte counties): state ID, license categories, beds per category, owner and operator, and posted Statements of Deficiencies come from the Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services (KDADS) Adult Care Home Directory. Itemized citations cover the most recent state inspections since October 2023. Area cost ranges are KC Senior Advisor's metro estimates, not this facility's prices.
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