Communities in Zion, IL

About Kindred Living of Kenosha by Majestic Residences At Kindred Living of Kenosha, nestled in the heart of Kenosha, Wisconsin, we believe in providing a home, not just a place to live. Our residential assisted living facility is designed with the comfort and well-being of our 16 residents in mind, offering a cozy, family-like atmosphere where every individual is treated with the utmost respect and care. Our Philosophy We understand that choosing an assisted living facility is a significant decision for you and your loved ones. That's why our philosophy centers on offering personalized care that respects the independence and individuality of each resident. Our dedicated staff ensures that every resident receives the support they need in a dignified manner, promoting a healthy balance between assistance and independence. Our Services Kindred Living of Kenosha offers a comprehensive range of services tailored to meet the varying needs of our residents, including: 24/7 care and support from our compassionate staff Medication management and assistance Personal care services tailored to individual needs Nutritious, chef-prepared meals catered to dietary requirements and preferences A vibrant calendar of activities and social events to keep residents engaged and connected Housekeeping and laundry services Our Community Our facility is designed to feel like home. With a capacity for 16 residents, we offer a close-knit community where friendships flourish and every resident is known by name. Our common areas, including living rooms, dining area, and outdoor spaces, are perfect for socializing, relaxing, and enjoying the beauty of Kenosha. Payment Options We believe in providing high-quality care that is accessible to everyone. Kindred Living of Kenosha accepts private pay and Medicaid, ensuring that our services are available to a wide range of residents with different financial situations. Join Our Family Choosing Kindred Living of Kenosha means becoming part of a community that values kindness, respect, and dignity. We invite you to visit us and see firsthand the difference our home can make in the lives of your loved ones. Discover a place where care meets comfort, and residents live with joy and dignity. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Wisconsin Department of Health Services Division of Quality Assurance Provider Search

"We toured Theresa's Home Care LLC 1. It was very nice. It seemed very clean. It's a home. It's not like an institution. It's not like a facility, so it's homey, and you get that homey feeling. We only really met with Teresa. There were some nurses there, and the dietary people were there, but we didn't meet them. Teresa was very nice, very welcoming, and warm. They do home-cooked meals. We saw them setting the tables and preparing, because it was getting ready to be dinner time. Their outdoor area was beautiful, with a lot of lawn. They had a recreational area downstairs on that first level where they do bingo or card games, puzzles, and things like that. It's like a mansion. I mean, there's like seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms. It's beautiful. The rooms are shared with patients, and I'm not necessarily saying I like that. There is no option for a private room."

Serving Our Community & Veterans for over 40 Years At Dayton Residential Care Facility we take pride in providing excellent care to individuals. We have been providing superior, yet personal care since 1967. We are dedicated to providing quality care and services for individuals while ensuring that their dignity, privacy and individuality are maintained. Our Vision at Dayton Residential Care Facility is to reach out to those in need and to aid them in achieving the highest quality of life through excellence in service. Dayton Residential Care Facility is a coed 90 bed community based residential facility. All residents at DRCF have private rooms which are fully furnished and cable ready. Also 85% of the rooms have private bathrooms. We work closely with the VA system to offer our residents the best care available. The VA system also provides a daily shuttle from our facility to NCVA for Doctors appointments, day treatment, and sheltered workshops.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Wisconsin Department of Health Services Division of Quality Assurance Provider Search

"We went to The Village at Victory Lakes a couple of months ago. They are on a large piece of land, so there were a lot of outdoor trails. It had all the other amenities, such as a beauty shop, a library, and a fitness center. It was very nice. This was probably 45 minutes from her home. There would be different doctors and shopping would be different stores in an area that she's not used to. We think the proximity to her home is one of the deciding factors for preferring the other place. The units were spacious and efficient. There was a lot of light and a lot of windows, which was a big plus. The staff was very accommodating and very friendly. The interaction with the tentants was very polite, very caring, and warm. We saw some tenants socializing. They had a meal plan, and it looked good and affordable. They offered parking for tenants. They offered transportation to doctor visits, shopping, and some type of field trips."

"We thought it was a nice place. It was modern and clean. They did a lot of activities like bingo. The staff was very accommodating. We liked it there. "

"The rooms are clean and nice The food is excellent and exceeded all expectations. The staff is patient and kind."

"I toured Brookdale Hawthorn Lakes for my father. The building was beautiful, and the grounds were beautiful. The facilities were great. The staff was professional and very helpful. It was a very nice place. The food experience was very nice. The residents there seemed happy. It was a large building so people could move around."

"I found Victory, and I am now on the waiting list. It’s in the community where I live, and the visit was very satisfactory. The person there was fine, knowledgeable, and answered our questions. The rooms were fine, but I don’t think they have a lot of activities. The community all seemed fine and adequate, and the sanitation was fine too. They have a washer and dryer setup in the living quarters for each unit, and it was very impressive. "

"I just placed my daughter in The Park at Vernon Hills, so right now I'm still assessing things. It's closer to my home, I can be there in 15 minutes or so. It offers everything and anything I could have wished for. I actually have her in the independent living program there. They offer a lot of social activities, taking them out into the community regularly, they go out to local restaurants with live theater performance. It's been absolutely wonderful. It's close to beautiful rainforest. They have swimming pools, saunas, they do bingos, and they got every kind of club. She's in the walking club. It's a big property, so there are plenty of places for her to walk around safely. They have many options more than what she really needs. My daughter's problems were too many brain injury with short-term memory problems. But she's functional enough to have an appreciation for a small studio apartment she has and the activities. The food is like going to the Hyatt Hotel. She has two meals a day, they do Sunday brunch. Nothing is depressing about the place and nothing that gives you an opinion of old. It's a very ideal situation. "

"I toured Home Harbor Racine. Everything was great there. I like the common areas that residents could be in. It was a beautiful facility. The room was nice. There wasn't anything I didn't like about it. It was a really good experience. It's just a little too much for my mother-in-law to move her and she needs more care than that. I only dealt with one staff member, and she was phenomenal. She explained the programs that they had there and was good at leading the tour as far as showing me the place. It was a clean facility, and it was very nicely decorated. It was a good home away from home."

The Right Way Family Home offers licensed Adult Foster Care Homes for aging and cognitively impaired adult residents. Our staff is comprised of courteous, dependable, motivated caregivers who attend to the daily needs of our residents in a professional and compassionate manner. Whether a resident needs assistance with one or two activities of daily living (such as bathing, grooming, medication management, transferring, etc) or all activities of daily living, we feel blessed to be able to provide that help. TRW/Ross Family Homes has been offering care to those who need it for 23 years. We would be honored to care for your loved one.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Wisconsin Department of Health Services Division of Quality Assurance Provider Search

"We moved into Sedgebrook in May from another state. The transition was smooth. We had selected our unit in December and also made remodeling selections at that time. The selections were done with help from the staff here. The work was done beautifully, so move-in was easy. (Down-sizing was not as easy!) We have found residents and staff here very friendly and accommodating. The food here is wonderful and provides lots of choices. The activities are of a wide variety that also gives us many choices for our days. New residents have many choices for apartment styles and type of care needed. We are adjusting to a new life-style, but happy we made the move to be closer to our children and grandchildren."

"My mom has been to Radford Green several times, and we like it. It’s a fabulous place. "

"My mom is here. The place is very pleasant. You enter it and it looks like a hotel lobby. Everybody has been very friendly and helpful. I had lunch there a couple of times, and what I had was pretty good. My mom's been happy with the food. I was there for an activity. They had a music program one afternoon. Her room meets her needs. Because my mom is in a wheelchair, there are still some obstacles for her to reach the sinks and stuff. It's not as easy for somebody in a wheelchair to get to the sinks. They have a lot of activities though."