It is our privilege to care for the entire individual—the physical, emotional, and spiritual health of each resident. Our highly skilled staff helps each person attain the highest level of functioning possible.

• Only the most highly trained and experienced nurses, activity directors, and staff will care for you and your loved one.
• Our Integrated Disciplinary Approach brings together specialists who provide individual plans for health.
• Occupational, physical and speech therapists, dietitians, and nutritionalists are available for personlized care.
• Social workers an administrators and administrative staff help residents make successful transitions to Larksfield Place.
• Our partnerships with the universities and nursing schools are unique. We have an on-site classroom where students learn to care for older adults.
• Our affiliations include the University of Kansas School of Medicine, Wichita State University, and Wichita Area Technical College. 

Larksfield Place is acclaimed for our four-star, fine dining experience. Our culinary staff design creative menus with a variety of entrées
at each meal.

Meals are planned and prepared at Larksfield Place’s main kitchen. The same cuisine Larksfield Place residents and visitors enjoy is also featured in our Health Care Center.

All menus are created with nutrition in mind.

• Continental Breakfast :: Rolls, cereal, juice, and coffee are served bedside to help residents begin their day with the comfort of familiar breakfast foods.
• Brunch :: Served at 10:30 a.m., this is one of two large meals served in our dining room each day. Entrée items often include Eggs Benedict with fruit, or a Western omelet and fresh juice, a tomato plate or salad, and the soup of the day.
• Dinner :: Served in the dining room at 4 p.m., residents are invited to choose from two main entrées, soup, side dishes, and dessert.
• Twilight Meal :: Days begin and end with comfort food, served in the room. At 7:00 p.m. residents may opt for a before-bed snack of soup, sandwich, and cookies and milk. Sunflower Lane residents are offered an additional snack to encourage those who are experiencing dementia related diseases to consume a steady, regular diet.