“Give a Gift” Resident Panel Luncheon /

What if you could give your family the ultimate gift this holiday season that would benefit everyone on your list – for years to come?

Considering a move to Bishop Spencer Place provides you and your loved ones the peace of mind that comes from knowing you’ve made a sound decision for your retirement future. To help you secure this gift to your family, we’re giving you the gift of making this move a reality! With our valued partners, we have the resources to help you sell your house, arrange financing – and we’ll even help you pack and move.

We invite you to attend our informative panel luncheon, where you’ll hear from residents who have already found the perfect gift for themselves and their families. Plus, we’ll have Linda Scardino of Gentle Changes share with you how she can help you sort, pack, unpack and get settled in at Bishop Spencer Place – making this your easiest move yet!

Enjoy a delicious chef-prepared lunch by PB&J Restaurants, our dining services provider, and have the opportunity to tour our community.

Seating is limited, so R.S.V.P for yourself and a guest by clicking on the registration link below or calling Kim at (816) 595-5015 by Friday, November 13.

Complimentary valet parking is available.

Our residents will open their doors so you can tour a variety of apartment home styles, showcasing features such as interior-designer finishes, modern stainless appliances, generous walk-in closets, nine-foot ceilings and much more.

You’ll learn insider insights straight from residents, hear their stories and find out why they made the decision to call Bishop Spencer Place home. Plus, you’ll have the opportunity to visit with our CEO, Steve Seggerman, and ask him any questions you have about our community.

From our five-star dining, life-enriching programs and freedom from housekeeping and home maintenance to a full continuum of on-site health care in affiliation with Saint Luke’s Health System, you’ll discover everything our residents love about Bishop Spencer Place.

Decadent desserts & specialty drinks will be presented by our own Chef Earl.

R.S.V.P. for yourself and a guest by clicking the registration link below or by calling Kim at 816.595.5015 by Monday, September 28.

Complimentary valet parking is available.

Having retirement options is good…understanding how to compare them is better!

Comparing retirement living options is like comparing apples to oranges – which can be overwhelming when you’re making the important decision of how and where to spend your future. This type of decision takes careful planning and preparation, and we’d like to provide you with the answers and information you need to begin.

Join us as we get to the core of retirement options in the Kansas City area. You’ll enjoy a delicious brunch in a casual, no-pressure atmosphere. We’ll talk through the many factors to consider when researching retirement communities, including:

– Understanding your retirement options
– Comparing different retirement communities
– Financing your future with entrance fees and monthly service fees
– Accessing quality health care services
– Flourishing and aging successfully in a CCRC environment

You won’t want to miss this eye-opening, informative event! Call today to reserve your spot.

Complimentary brunch will be served.

Please use the Jefferson entrance off of 44th Street. Complimentary valet parking is available.

Kansas City is home to world-class art museums, outstanding performing arts venues and some of the planet’s best barbecue – and it also boasts superb works of stained glass created by both world-renowned craftsmen and gifted local artisans.

Join us as local photographer, historian and author Bruce Mathews shares the history of these treasured stained-glass works of art which inspired him to write and photograph Windows of Kansas City: As Art, History & Inspiration.

Complimentary refreshments will be served.

Seating is limited, so R.S.V.P. for yourself and a guest by Friday, May 1.

Complimentary valet parking is available. Please use Jefferson entrance off of 44^thStreet.

Preparing your house to move and preparing yourself to move can be stressful. You’ve likely lived in your house for 10, 20, 30 or more years, which means the thought of making a move could be getting in the way of living the life you want.

Whether you want to move in two months or two years, the sooner you have a plan in place and begin to implement it, the less stressful your move will be. Together with our valued partners, we’ll help you sell your house, arrange financing – and we’ll even help you pack, move and settle in!

You’ll hear from Claire McCurdy of ReeceNichols Real Estate, Linda Scardino of Gentle Changes and Anne Lopez of Country Club Bank – plus from current residents on why they’re glad they made the move to Bishop Spencer Place.

Join us for an informational luncheon on the date that works best for you!

Selling your house and making a move is a process the requires planning and preparation, but don’t let that cause you to delay making important decisions.

Preparing your house to move and preparing yourself to move can be stressful. You’ve likely lived in your house for 10, 20, 30 or more years, which means the thought of making a move could be getting in the way of living the life you want.

Whether you want to move in two months or two years, the sooner you have a plan in place and begin to implement it, the less stressful your move will be. Together with our valued partners, we’ll help you sell your house, arrange financing – and we’ll even help you pack, move and settle in!

You’ll hear from Claire McCurdy of ReeceNichols Real Estate, Linda Scardino of Gentle Changes and Anne Lopez of Country Club Bank – plus from current residents on why they’re glad they made the move to Bishop Spencer Place.

Join us for an informational luncheon on the date that works best for you!

Selling your house and making a move is a process the requires planning and preparation, but don’t let that cause you to delay making important decisions.

Preventing Disease with Food

Join us for a luncheon presentation featuring Lucas Schubert, MScN, nutrition health coordinator for Saint Luke’s Food as Medicine Everyday (FAME) program. Lucas will discuss the guiding principles of FAME, including how to fill your diet with whole, plant-based, and anti-inflammatory foods. Plus, Lucas and Saint Luke’s Bishop Spencer Place’s Executive Chef Christopher Cruz will demonstrate healthy cooking techniques – and you’ll get to sample the results!

Enjoy a delicious chef-prepared lunch by PB&J Restaurants, our culinary services provider. Community tours will follow.

Seating is limited, so RSVP for yourself and a guest today. Complimentary valet parking is available.

About Saint Luke’s Food as Medicine Everyday Program:
Poor food choices can lead to the development of chronic diseases, such as heart disease, Type II diabetes, and some cancers. Food as Medicine Everyday (FAME) is an evidence-based nutrition education program that teaches participants to make food choices that nourish the body instead of harming it. FAME offers a variety of hands-on classes that teach simple techniques to cook tasty and healthy meals.