12 Assisted Living Facilities in Portage County, WI
The average cost of assisted living in Portage County is $3,387 per month. This is lower than the national median of $3,413. Cheaper nearby regions include Waushara County with an average starting cost of $2,350.
To help you with your search, browse the 28 reviews below for assisted living facilities in Portage County. On average, consumers rate assisted living in Portage County 3.9 out of 5 stars.
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Brookdale Stevens Point
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Wellington Place of Whiting
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Copperleaf Assisted Living - North Crest
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Atrium Senior Living of Stevens Point...
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Atrium Senior Living of Stevens Point...
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Willow Brooke
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Copperleaf Assisted Living and Memory...
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Care Partners Assisted Living in Stev...
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Care Partners Assisted Living in Stev...
Provides: Assisted LivingWhispering Pines
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Assisted Living near Portage County, WI
Recent Reviews of Assisted Living in Portage County
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Review of Brookdale Stevens Point
Our visit at Brookdale Stevens Point was excellent, and the meals were good. If my mom would have qualified to be in the assisted living part, she could have had her dog, but they felt that she nee... Read more
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Review of Atrium Senior Living of Stevens Point at River View Lodge
Excellent caregiver. All CNAs and employees are great. Excellent food and service. Read more
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Review of Atrium Senior Living of Stevens Point at River View Lodge
Quality of service was excellent. Employees show sincere compassion for residents. They go "up and beyond" to involve residents in social activities. Read more
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