Construction on The Westerly Residences in Wichita, Kan., is now underway. Wichita Presbyterian Manor is beginning the final phase of a two-phase, $35 million campus transformation project, which is expected to be complete in November 2015.
The second half of the community’s campus transformation will add 90 independent living residences in a variety of floor plan options, with amenities including multiple dining venues and an array of social, cultural, educational, and spiritual programs and activities.
The Westerly Residences will also feature a beauty salon and barbershop, an indoor aquatic and wellness center, and a library. As part of the Wichita Presbyterian Manor community, all residents will have access to on-site healthcare if needed.
The first phase of construction at Wichita Presbyterian Manor began in February 2014 and includes 48 modern assisted living apartments, 24 assisted living memory care suites, 50 skilled nursing suites, a post-acute to home program rehabilitation wing, and new healthcare common spaces, including a main kitchen.
The project team includes general contractor Paric Corp. (St. Louis) and MKEC Engineering Consultants (Wichita, Kan.).
