Assisted Living Communities in Brillion, WI

Apple Creek Place's mission is to provide high-quality care to our residents in a warm and safe environment. Our caring staff will work together with your physician, as a team consisting of experienced nurses, caregivers and administrators to provide you or your loved one with the best possible care. We have 24-hour nursing care staff, a beauty shop, daily activities, a relaxing sunroom, free wifi internet, and our own personal chef. Family and friends are more than welcome to visit. We have spacious parking and an annual event picnic for family time. Here at Apple Creek Place, we make it our goal to provide you a place you can call "your home" where you can live comfortably, with pride and dignity through the rest of your life. ALL MONTHLY RATES INCLUDE: Emergency response system Daily “I’m OK” check Tailored wellness and exercise programming Assistance with arranging transportation to medical and social service appointments Assistance accessing community resources and social services Robust social, spiritual, and leisure activities Utilities: electric, gas, water, trash, cable, and Wi-Fi (excludes phone) Weekly light housekeeping Weekly flat linen change Controlled building access Routine interior and exterior maintenance 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

"A relative stayed here and really liked it. The staff was very good to him. A friend lives there now and I visit often. It's an attractive facility with appealing amenities. The fireplace is especially welcoming on cold days."

"Care Partners Assisted Living in Appleton is a very nice place. We got a good feeling about the place and it was positive. The staff was very good. It seemed like they have a good assortment of activities."

"I liked Scandinavian Court. The apartments were bigger than I thought they were going to be, and the staff was very nice. The girl who took me around was very knowledgeable, nice, and kind, and told me everything I needed to know. They do a lot of activities and go on field trips. It's not that big. The dining area was nice. They use it for get-togethers and do some activities there, also. "

"I went to Angels Touch Assisted Living. It was a little bit more of a dementia ward. So that was a reason why that one didn't work out. It was a beautiful facility, but Mom and Dad were not at that point where they were having a lot of dementia issues or whatever. Ryan who is the manager or director there, we both agreed that Mom and Dad weren't at the right place for that. It was way more dementia care. And the big thing was that my dad couldn't have his car there. The facility was amazing. Ryan was upfront and super friendly. I was kind of sad my parents couldn't go there. I didn't look at the rooms because they were for single people, so my dad could not live there with my mom. They showed me the community center. I went up into a hallway, and the rooms were more like a nursing home room where you had a bed, a TV, and a chair or two. Regarding upkeep, it was very nice. Everything was painted. As the people move out of their rooms, they update the whole room, taking all the carpeting out and all that kind of stuff. They're doing a nice job updating."

"Country Terrace of Wisconsin in Appleton didn't have rooms available that had a bathroom in them. It wasn't anything about the place, but whether it matched what we were looking for and that wasn't right for my mom. Mom would have liked her own bathroom, but the staff was very friendly, pretty thorough, answered all the questions, and provided brochures and stuff as well, not only for their facility but for other support systems in the area. So, that was very good."

"I toured the memory care of Frontida of Manitowoc. I thought it was beautiful, warm, and welcoming. It had a lot of curb appeal. The woman there was very professional, very knowledgeable of the needs of people, and very good with people. We got to watch her in action a little bit. The dining area looked very clean. There's a schedule on the board that's filled with activities, and it changes daily. They have everything, from exercising to crafting to listening to stories to dancing."

"I toured LakeHouse Manitowoc. They were very nice. I had a tour guide and I talked to the administrator there. He answered questions, and the other gal did, too. I was much more satisfied with that than the other community. They showed me a studio and a single bedroom. The studio apartment is set up as a place where it is shown to visitors. There was a bed, a couch, and a microwave. It was small and only 500 square-feet compared to what I'm now at 1200 which was not appealing to me. They had a one-bedroom and was divided into a dining room and living room area, plus a bedroom and a separate room, somewhat small compared to where I am living now, but the amenities were pretty good. They have activities available every day. They have a bus that belongs to the building there, and they take you where you want to go. It has a very nice dining facility, plus two places for gathering. They had another area for religious church facilities and a TV room area. The staff was excellent. She was very knowledgeable and answered all my questions. She was well-versed in what she was doing."

"We liked Sterling House because it was a small community, not a whole lot of people. I think it would be nice if my mom eventually did go into assisted living. The dining area was nice. We were very impressed. The staff was very polite. They explained all the questions that we had and gave us some information that we needed. "

"My husband moved into the Allouez Parkside Village two weeks ago. It's very good. I have five other relatives that had loved ones there and they recommended it highly. It was built by a Belgian. We live in a Belgian community and I felt good that it was a Belgian man that started it. The staff that I have contact with, Heidi, Holly, and Debbie are great and have been very good people to work with. It's far from my house, but it's in Green Bay and all his doctors are in Green Bay. It's very easy and accessible. It's open, cheery, very clean, smells good, and the staff is very friendly. I think the food is good and healthy."

"I toured Patient Pines Assisted Living. It was amazing. It's a very clean facility, and has extremely nice staff. The information that they provided was upfront and great. They're not a la carte. Everything was included, including the showering. Everything was all in one place, which was wonderful. They have a beautiful courtyard. The common area and the dining area were very nice."

"This facility is an excellent choice for a loved one to stay. It is very modern and quite new. They have a nursing home area and also a dementia unit that I am aware of. The people here have wonderful care and the rooms are fantastic. A wonderful choice when it need to be. "

Autumn Embers Senior Living, located at 2626 Finger Road in Green Bay, Wisconsin, is a cozy and intimate community offering Assisted Living services. The community is designed to provide personalized care in a comfortable and engaging environment. The community features a variety of living arrangements, including private and shared rooms. Each residence is thoughtfully designed with modern amenities such as private bathrooms, cable TV, and Wi-Fi access. Residents can also personalize their spaces to feel more like home. Residents at Autumn Embers enjoy a wide range of amenities and services designed to enhance their quality of life. These include three home-cooked meals daily served in a communal dining room, housekeeping, laundry services, and scheduled transportation for appointments and outings. The community also offers a full-service salon and spa, concierge services, and routine health assessments. A vibrant social calendar keeps residents engaged with daily activities such as fitness classes, hobby groups, social events, educational workshops, and outings to local attractions. The community also hosts regular outings to nearby attractions, providing residents with opportunities to explore and connect with the broader Green Bay area. Autumn Embers is conveniently located near several local attractions, including the Green Bay Botanical Garden, the National Railroad Museum, and various parks and recreational areas. The community's location offers residents easy access to the cultural and natural beauty of the region. 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

"My mom lived at cottonwood manor for 5 years. My mom just recently passed away. I can not say enough about the compassion the staff has for the residents. They take the time to get to know the residents and the family. The staff and managers are always there to help answer question or help console the family and residents. My moms life was difficult in the end, we loved they were able to give her the care she needed until she was called back to heaven. We could not have picked at better place for her to call home. We would recommend this facility to anyone looking for the best place for there loved ones. "