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Residential Care Home Case Study

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Peace of Mind-Wichita is residential care home located in the state’s largest city of Wichita, Kansas, which is in Sedgwick, County. Located on the Arkansas River, the metropolitan area is known for the Chisholm Trail and other historical events. Wichita is a great place to live and an exciting area for friends and family to visit. Peace of Mind-Wichita focuses on giving all seniors the highest level of care in a beautiful, roomy group home setting. Our dedicated community strives in keeping all residents safe and secure. Our caring, compassionate staff has a visiting nurses and a doctor on call. Our well-trained staff is available day or night to keep all residents comfortable. Besides meeting each resident’s physical and medical needs,

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