Saint Luke’s Bishop Spencer Place
A group of retirement community members stroll around Kansas City


Located in the heart of Kansas City near the Country Club Plaza, Saint Luke’s Bishop Spencer Place has been offering an exceptional retirement lifestyle for more than 20 years. Vibrant independent living and a full spectrum of on-site health care including private caregiving services, assisted living, short-term rehabilitation services, and long-term skilled nursing.

We take care of all the details so you can fully enjoy your retirement. From five-star dining to life-enriching programs to a full spectrum of health care, backed by Saint Luke’s 135 years of experience, we empower residents to create their ideal retirement. And it is our residents who truly make us stand apart from other communities.

Living at Bishop Spencer Place allows you to stay connected – to your family, friends, church, theaters, restaurant, and cultural activities you currently enjoy. Independence. Peace of Mind. Belonging. At Bishop Spencer Place, we have it all.

Learn why you’ll love retirement at Bishop Spencer Place.

Bishop Spencer Place

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Bishop Spencer Place

4301 Madison Ave
Kansas City, MO 64111 

Phone: 816-931-4277

Saint Luke's News

Dec. 2, 2022
Health News You Can Use: Noticing Changes in Aging Adults During the Holidays
This week we are talking with Colleen Hollestelle, Health Care Administrator at Saint Luke’s Bishop Spencer Place, about things you can look for in your aging loved ones that can signal they might need some extra help.
Feb. 1, 2022
Why I Give: Casey Halsey and Tom Kokjer
Casey Halsey and Tom Kokjer have served as board presidents of Saint Luke's Bishop Spencer Place. Both have given graciously to carry out the mission of caring for our Bishop Spencer Place residents.
Mar. 16, 2021
The Kansas City Beacon: Our Pandemic Year: Bishop Spencer Place resident reflects on COVID-19
The Kansas City Beacon talked to Bishop Spencer Place resident Mary Moore about how the pandemic has changed her life and getting the COVID-19 vaccine.