Assisted Living Communities in Fond Du Lac, WI

Wolverton Glen embraces and supports the local community and promotes a family and residential centered approach towards it care. Partnering with Whispering Pines Nursing ensures your future care and rehabilitation is in great hands. We are excited to announce that Wolverton Glen Assisted Living is under the new ownership and vision of Eden Senior Care management. Eden Senior Care provides strong leadership, corporate support, and resources and tools to provide optimal care for all its residents.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

"Kettle Moraine Gardens was beautiful, bright, and welcoming. The rooms were beautiful. The staff during the tour was very knowledgeable and very compassionate. We were there at mealtime, and the food looked wonderful. They had a garden. It was a stimulating environment for memory care. It was a disappointment to find out they had no availability."

"Our father has been at Caring Hands for one year. We can't say enough about Caring Hands, the facility and their staff have all been excellent. Their name really depicts who they are.. "Caring Hands". The rooms and whole facility are beautiful and well maintained, the food is wonderful, they have a variety of activities and services. The staff is great to work with; caring, professional, respectful to each other and residents. It really feels like we are all a big family. Most importantly, our father feels safe and we have the peace of mind that he is happy and well taken care of. Thank you to all of you!! The Nelson Family."

"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."

"My father-in-law resides at The Waterford at Plymouth right now. He is in their Dementia unit. I like that they offer different tours or trips outside of the facility. They go to restaurants, and they've gone to Reins, a non-profit facility with horses. They also offer three meals a day. The staff is very helpful and patient with their patients. The facility is very clean, and they also have activities like bingo."

"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. "

"I highly recommend the Waterford at West Bend to those looking for assisted living or memory care options. Caring staff – The staff were willing to help in whatever way that they could. Mom referred to them as her “angels”. I was impressed with the cleanliness of the place and the cheerful decorations made for a pleasant environment. Good support system – Amber, the director, is extremely knowledgeable. I sought her advice so many times since I had never dealt with assisted living situations before. I learned much from Amber. Her common sense approach to issues we faced brought peace of mind for our family. She always found time for us and was very caring. Fun group- Mom celebrated her 98th birthday during COVID. The staff wheeled her outside, along with many of her Waterford friends, to enjoy our drive through birthday parade. I also have fond memories of the Thanksgiving dinners and Hawaiian luaus they put on for all the residents and their families to enjoy. We made good friends from these gatherings. The staff and administration work hard to make you feel like part of their family. Nice accommodations-The apartments are spacious and comfortable. In the assisted living part, there are two rooms - a separate living room and bedroom. They also have a private bathroom with a shower. "

"My husband and I recently had the difficult task of finding an assisted living center for his younger brother. We chose Sylvan Crossings in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. they offer security and caring comfort for all the residents and their visitors. This is primarily due to the exceptional abilities of the director and her very capable staff. Just knowing our loved one was given the daily assistance he needed and was encouraged to participate in social activities was a tremendous comfort. We visited almost daily and always found him clean, dressed and looking forward to his next yummy meal. The welcoming smiles and hugs when needed made Sylvan crossing feel like home. "

"Lincoln House was nice. It was an older facility, but the manager was the one that gave us a tour, and it was good. I didn't see any activities going on there when we were there. They had an activity area."

"I think St Clare Terrace is a lovely place, but it is quite pricey. It is right next to a hospital. It is very nice, and I am very interested with it, but it is quite expensive and I don't know if I can afford it. "

"My wife's been in St. Francis Terrace for almost a year now. It's clean, nice, they're doing their job, and it's close to where I live. Everything is fine. My wife is very happy. "

"Overall the service is good quality. The staff is fairly friendly and helpful. The meals are adequate. Sometimes care between shifts could have better continuity. Maintenance issues have been addressed fairly promptly. There are various social activities listed on a calendar that's kept in the room. Examples of these activities are bingo, happy hour, movies, and others. One problem we have experienced is that though there is a shuttle to the hospital, it is only available until 5PM. My grandpa had to get to the hospital fairly quickly one day shortly after 5PM but they were not able to take him. We had to drive in in order to take him to the hospital. It would have been better to get him there sooner. Overall the facility is nice. The rooms have amenities to make living there more comfortable for the guests. The bathroom facilities are up to date to accommodate people with disabilities. Elevators are available with easy to access buttons for people in wheelchairs. There is an outdoor patio area where the guests can enjoy the fresh air. People in power chairs are allowed to travel to local shops. "

"A friend was once a resident of Granpark Terrace. The facility itself looked very good. The apartment that they had was very nice. It had a separate bathroom, a separate bedroom, and a separate living area. The kitchen was supplied with a dishwasher, and they had a clothes washer and dryer right in the place. The problem, however, was with the staffing, or the lack thereof. They had, I believe, 12 apartments and they only had two occupancies because people were leaving. The physical appearance was good, the facility was nice, but they didn't have any maintenance staff or anybody that would be able to address any maintenance issues. They didn't have anybody. Once in a while, they'd have somebody, so it was very minimal and very, very hard to get assistance if the assistance was needed. It was bad. The food was served to the room, and it was typical institutional food that wasn't anything spectacular. They have hotdogs and beans for dinner and things like that and for lunch, it would be something like a hamburger with corn or mashed potatoes. The food was nothing to write home about. My friend is glad she went back over to the nursing home side from the assisted living because at least she has more on-hand staff, and she could depend on getting her medications on time. Even though the nursing home side is understaffed, assisted living was even worse. They're supposed to have these little lapel button things that if they need help or they fall, they'd be able to get hold of somebody and it's nonfunctional. They didn't work. There was nobody they could call to get help. If she needed somebody, she'd have to call the nursing home. There was no direct call to the nursing home side. She'd have to call two, press three or four buttons like if you want this, press one, now that you're here, if you want this or this, press one or if you want this, press two. So, you have an elderly person on a phone trying to sort through trying to get help. Terrible. The services and the care that they give are really bad. If all you want is a nice apartment, I won't be spending $3500 for that kind of service. It's terribly managed."

"Frontida Adelaide Place didn't have any availability for my friend. It was nice and neat. They just didn't have the staffing to be able to provide the care that he needed. Everything else was good. The staff was very friendly. They have activities, but he wouldn't have been able to do any of them because he was almost incoherent at the time. I didn't meet very many staff, just two people. The staff we saw that came out to the house was fine, very accommodating, and knowledgeable, but as far as interacting with other members, we didn't see too much of that."