Assisted Living Communities in Manitowoc, WI

"Harvest Home has only eight rooms, so it's more of a family environment. Mom's been in there for a couple of months now and she loves it there. Everybody's friendly and right there for you. She's like part of the family there. She was all by herself before, but they got her involve in activities. "

"We toured LakeHouse Sheboygan. One of the things that we liked was that they had a garage. The staff was very good. She knew the people by name. Most of the rooms were a good size and had enough space that you could move around. If you needed more exercise, you could walk around outside, and didn't have to stay in your apartment. The dining area looked very large, and all the people seemed to have a seat where they could sit. If you want to save a seat for a future date, you could do that."

"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."

"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."

"My mother moved to Emerald Shores. The care is very good and we're very happy with her there. Her room is very nice and has new carpeting; we're happy with it. She has memory issues, but the staff tries to keep her involved as much as possible. Their food is good. It's just a small community. They didn't have a specific library, but they have a lot of lounge areas. It's just about 20 beds and is in a rural area northeast of Wisconsin. They have outdoor areas."

"We liked The Waterford at Plymouth. It seemed very welcoming. There weren't a whole lot of people there, but it was very nice. The staff was very, very patient. It seemed like there was still a lot of remodeling and stuff going on while we were doing the tour."

"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."

"Have visited many times as a guest to public events. Everyone is consistently friendly. The facility is always clean. Food top notch. Feel most welcome at anytime I have visited there. Keep up the good work. Don't ever skimp on the quality of your caring outreach to those of us in the community."

"My friend lives in the assisted living. The staff is very friendly, knowledgeable and caring. The rooms are very nice- bright, clean, and private. There's always activities going on which is entertaining. Awesome job all around!"

"We toured Fieldcrest Manor, but they don't have anything for a husband and wife. The lady that showed us around was very nice, and answered my questions, but they only had small, single rooms. They were in great shape. I believe they had a patio, the dining room was medium-sized, and it was very bright. The facility was very clean, tidy, and modern-looking."

"We visited Felician Village and that's an assisted living. The director there was fantastic, really cares about the residents, and he interacts with all the residents by their names. The facility was beautiful. He spent a lot of time explaining things to my mom and me, so I would recommend that facility."

"My grandfather lives at Kindred Hearts in Manitowoc, WI. It's a fairly small assisted living facility where many of the residents, including my grandpa, have Alzheimer's. It is a nice, friendly place. They always have the meals of the day and special events posted so the residents know what to expect, and are reminded when they forget. There is a little courtyard in the middle of the two residential wings that is nice for the residents to get outside and is a good place to chat with visiting loved ones. The building is fenced in and has safety alarms on the doors so the caretakers know if a resident exits the building. They understand the special needs for the type of residents that live there and are patient with their memory loss. We are generally happy with the service my grandpa receives there."

" I have whitnessed the owners screem at the residents. Also a resident was wheeled into the office saying, no I don't want to go. I heard him call her crazy. She came out crying!"

"BEST EVER!! Never did I think we would ever be able to convince our parents to move into a senior living apartment village, but then we found Angelus. As the name implies…”Angels among us” is exactly what this community is. Katie, Jodi, Kay, and Nancy treat everyone as family. They give the best personal care to every single resident (and their families!). The staff at Angelus get to know each resident so well that the staff adjusts activities and projects to each individual’s preferences and strengths. They always listen to family members, and their primary focus is to always make certain that their residents feel good and comfortable and “at home.” Healthcare and safety are a top priority, as well as dignity and companionship. Angelus cares about the “whole” individual and makes it its mission to love and care for its residents as family. Angelus residents are invited to be as involved as they’d like to be…with countless opportunities to be an integral part of their community. Fun, engaging, educational, and wellness-oriented activities are constantly happening. Indoor, outdoors, in the community…you name it. And if they don’t have something already planned, Katie, Jodi, and Kay are always receptive to new ideas! To end each week positively, they get the weekend started off right with a full-blown Happy Hour, with music, dancing, and even card-playing! With the beauty of this incredible living space (My dad often refers to it as his “cruise ship hotel.”), along with the nature setting outdoors (Lake Michigan and water falls out front, and the Lincoln Park Zoo, woods, and walking path behind, you would be hard-pressed to find a more beautiful place. Still what makes it most beautiful is the care and love you feel the moment you walk in. It’s all about community, love, and caring for one another. That is evident in every interaction, every decoration, and every activity within the walls of Angelus. I promise you that the best place for a loved one to enjoy their golden years is at Angelus Senior Living! You will be so blessed to be a part of the Angelus family, just as we have been."