Assisted Living Communities in Burlington, WI

"My mom stayed in Robin Way for respite care. We liked it except it's not a secure facility, and she keeps running away. Nevertheless, we loved it there. They did a great job. They were friendly and kind. They took care of my mom. It was wonderful. We didn't have my mom's room decorated, but some of the residents had their rooms so nice. They were so cute. They have a little couch, a bedroom, and a kitchen. The kitchen has a stove and a refrigerator, but the stoves aren't plugged in, so they can't use them unless they have a guest come who wants to cook for them, and then they'll plug in the stove for them. They're not on, which is cute because they would think 'Oh, someday I can make my own food,' but they never have to. They serve three meals and then they have snacks. You can even bring your own snacks because there's a refrigerator in the room. They have an all-you-can-drink area. If you want tea or juice any time of the day, that's open. I didn't try the food, but all the residents were like, 'Oh, this is so good.' And they had cheesecake. The day we went, they had a choice, 'Would you like beef or turkey?' They didn't have to just eat what they were serving because they had a choice. Regarding their building, they were under construction. They were putting in all new floors. My mom's room was perfect. Her room was super clean, and they cleaned her room. It was super cheap for us. It was a whole lot cheaper to keep my mom there for a couple of weeks at respite. If we could do that again, we would do that in a minute. "

"Pleasant Point Senior Living was nice. I liked it because the manager took us into a room to see what the room looked like. We had seen the other people there, and it looked like a great place to us. The room included a little kitchen and stuff. It looked like it was still adequate and very clean. They had everything that we needed. The cafeteria was pretty cool, too. The staff who took us around was informative. You can say that she had a lot of experience."

"I toured The Cottages of Fox Lake Assisted Living & Memory Care. I liked it very much. It seemed very homey. The rooms were a little bit bigger, but they were unfurnished. He could bring his little refrigerator and TV. It had a sink and everything in the main room, which was very nice and clean. The bathroom was very clean. They accommodated showers, which is important. It seemed homey, and it was all on one level. They had a couple of different cottages. They all hooked up, although they had a memory unit. The memory one would be where my boyfriend would want to go. Allie showed me the place. She also has contacted me a couple of times afterwards to see if I'm still interested, and I've asked her a few more questions. Everything there was very nice, but it was just the price. They also said they would accommodate his diet since he has a special diet. He can only eat certain foods."

"The staff at Victory Lakes were superb. My parents lived in Independent Living until my dad passed away. The last 1.5 years my mom was in Memory Care. In each area we witnessed loving and caring employees who always had our parents best interest in mind. Victory Lakes was an excellent place for my Mom at the end of her life. The Catholic services, communion in home, visits with music staff, exercise and activities brightened Mom's day. The staff accommodated for our 7 sibling visits from out of state, Mom's dietary restrictions, medication changes and in the end, Hospice care for Mom. Fred was Moms' favorite nurse ~ he would sing to her and she would find great joy in that! It was a blessing to honor Mom and Dad's desire to live independently through their continuum of life at VL."

"It was the place that I liked the most. It felt like you were at a home. It was like you were going into a big house versus going into a facility. It seemed more comfortable and homelike. The staff was nice, friendly, pleasant and enjoying what they were doing. I liked the open setting with the kitchen because they were preparing food in the kitchen, and the people could sit and watch them. I did not try the food, but it smelled good, and the person preparing the food had been doing it for a number of years. "

"We chose Kenosha Senior Living for my friend. It's very homey. My friend felt like it was home, like a lot of people there would be like family to her. It's all on one floor and it's laid out like the letter H. She felt like she would never get lost. It has several different little seating areas that she liked a lot. It has quite a bit of crafting where you can craft and have interactions with other folks. The staff was very open, honest, upbeat, and friendly, all positive. They had my friend come in for playing cards with five of the other residents, and my friend really liked that, so were the other residents, so that was a big plus. I went to the craft area and painted rocks."

"I went to see Home Harbor Racine, and it was a nice and clean place. The furniture in the dining room was very appropriate. It has soft cushions and arms on the chairs. The person who gave the tour was very informative. She did fine. I saw the first floor and an elevator to the second floor. I did think that, in my brother's case, it might be a bit too much walking, but what I liked about it was that the furniture in the lounge areas seemed comfortable. It also seemed like people were out of their rooms and conversing with each other, so that seemed good to me. From what I saw, the place was also clean."

"I had an in-person tour and it was very good. The staff showed me a room that was going to be available, and they told me some of the things that were going on. But what I want is not available yet, so we have to wait a little while. Other than that it was very informative for me and helped in my decision. The facility was very clean. It was lunchtime, and they were very busy helping the patients get their lunch. When people in the memory care unit were asking questions they were always answered in a positive way. The aids were not affected by being asked the same questions. They were never rude to the patients, which was very nice. The staff was friendly. Everybody was doing their job. It was a very nice facility. Even the room that I got to see seemed to be quite adequate, and something that I would feel comfortable having my husband go to."

Sky Residential group homes are home-like places where your loved one can enjoy their life and you can feel good about your choice. We know it isn't easy making the transition from an independent home to a lifestyle of sharing days with others can take a little time and assistance. And we know it's not always easy for the family members who take on much of the responsibility for making that change in lifestyle for their loved one. We, at Sky Residential, believe that the more residentsenjoy their lives, the healthier they feel. The residents at Sky Residential are offered a uniquecombination of stimulating activities, a pleasant living environment, supported assisted living and, most important, warm human relationships. Given the individual needs of our residents, this combination is delicate and ever changing. For some, it must emphasize creativity, independence and social participation: for others, quiet, rest, and the preservation of dignity and self-respect. At Sky Residential, families can feel confident that their love one is living in an environment of health and security. We provide a 24-hour awake staff that have all state required certifications and complete at least 12 hours of continuing education each year, in addition to a variety of seminars and in-service training sessions. In addition to providing you with a great staff and a great location to call home we also offer the following: Home cooked, nutritious, and tasty meals Medication management Arts and crafts Activities 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

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

"I was very blessed to find such a wonderful place for my Mother and Father. My Father passed away, but my Mom still lives in their one bedroom apartment. There is a cleaning lady who comes once a week and also does the laundry. I love Mom’s charming apartment. There are many meals that she enjoys very much. She participates in exercise class, enjoys Thursday Bingo, and several other games that they play. Library Terrace has a vegetable garden and also grows herbs that are used in their meals. They have programs with little children that come and also therapy dogs, which she loves. I feel my Mom is safe and receives excellent care. My Mom is also only a few blocks from my house, so it is very convenient for me to visit her! Library Terrace Assisted Living is the best, and I am so grateful that she is there!!"

"I toured Oak Hill Terrace Senior Living. The gal who toured me around was wonderful, and the residents were friendly. The facility was very clean, but it was an older facility. The one downside was that the parking for visitors outside was very poor, but otherwise, they had a lot of activities. I was given a calendar with the activities, a menu calendar, a price catalog, and the dimensions of all the rooms. They were beautiful-sized rooms, much bigger than I expected, and nicely set up. However, the bathroom could have been updated in the shower area."

"Elizabeth Residence has nice grounds, but it's an older place. The person that took me around was nice. It’s a small community -- only 18 patients -- and it was not the cleanest place either. The staff seemed to be hard at work, cordial, and maybe a little bit under staffed. This was one of the older places. "

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