Memory Care Communities in Appleton, WI

At Lakepointe Villa Assisted Living, you will find a warm, dedicated staff committed to creating a community you will be delighted to call home. With no buy-in fees and a convenient month-to-month lease, our residents have flexibility and freedom should their needs change. At Lakepoint Villa, our mission is to do what we love and to serve every resident's body, mind, and spirit. With world-class care and excellent leadership practices, our mission motivates our daily routine. We believe in personalized care, recruiting highly-skilled professionals, and creating an inviting community. Our team strives to lead the industry by providing unparalleled care for every single resident. Transportation: For convenience, our van transports residents to and from medical appointments or activities whenever needed. Dining: Our spacious dining room is home to a chef who prepares delicious meals and nutritious snacks. The kitchen's handy bar allows residents to sit wherever they like, whether it be at the table or at a cozy booth near the window. Housekeeping: Our services are tailored to fit your needs and include Housekeeping and laundry. Our staff is compassionate about getting your new home sparkling clean so you can spend more time enjoying activities. Salon: We welcome our residents as if they were our own family members, making your visit memorable and enjoyable. From the moment you enter our salon you will experience stylish, comfortable surroundings, luxurious amenities and a passion for guest service. Caring Staff: We believe that with the right support and care, our residents can live their best lives. Our staff is experienced with this very special population and is ready to help each resident; from providing companionship to assist them in doing daily activities to helping with more complex issues such as memory loss/dementia, stroke rehabilitation or help with daily living skills. Church Services: Religious programs have always played an important role here at Lakepoint Villa Assisted Living. We have several different church services available in different denominations. We are happy to accommodate everyone who wants to participate, regardless of preference. 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

"Angels Touch Assisted Living was nice, and it seemed to offer a lot of amenities. It was a larger facility, but it wasn't a fit for my in-laws. The dining area was nice and big. The staff seemed very helpful."

"My grandmother was at this facility for many years, she has since passed. The care my grandmother received was beyond my mother’s expectations. We will forever be grateful for Wyndemere and their team for the love and compassion they showed my grandmother."

"We liked the location of Emerald Bay Retirement Community, its cleanliness, and that it's a newer facility. The staff was very courteous. The apartment was very nice. I saw a table full of residents playing cards. They also had exercises, some activities, spaces, some family areas, a nice common library, and seating. I thought that was all quite nice. They have a little coffee bar area down by the lobby as well."

"My mom is in Allouez Parkside Village and I'm very satisfied at this point. The staff appears to be very receptive and very caring, and they're taking good care of her right now. The community layout is very open and very easy to get around. They can improve on having a little bit more consistency with having the same caregivers available. They have an exercise group, they do church service, they do local news and activities like that to keep everybody up to date."

"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."

"The girl that I talked to at Oak Park Place Green Bay was very knowledgeable. We saw both a studio and a room, and they were both beautiful. They had cathedral ceilings, and they had a nice amount of space in them. I have nothing bad to say about the community at all. The staff we talked to was fine, she understood our power of attorney situation, and gave us a good response."

"We got a recommendation from a person that we had dealt with before, and we have gone with Eagle Court. My mom is moving soon. It's outstanding. It is a memory care unit. The actual apartment is 400 square feet a piece. The layout is very nice, the kitchen area is very nice, and the bathroom is very nice. I would describe it as a studio apartment. The room itself is very well laid out with nice colors. It's very open and very spacious. The kitchenette is in there. It's got beautiful finishes for the cabinetry. I met three of their staff and all three of them are extremely knowledgeable, very pleasant, very hospitable, and very caring. I think their healthcare is going to be outstanding, as well as the socialization of the residents is going to be outstanding."

"My tour at Aspire Senior Living was very good. It was an excellent experience. It's well-staffed. It's a very nice facility. They had a wide variety of rooms, from a small studio to a two-bedroom, and they're very spacious. The facility manager I met with spent a lot of time explaining to me the financial end of things, not just for their facility, but for seniors in Wisconsin in general. The amenities seemed adequate."

"My mother currently lives at Touchmark. The facility is beautiful, her apartment is of generous size. She gets excellent care there and they keep me well informed. Highly recommend Touchmark!!! "

"Frontida of Kimberly Assisted Living and Memory Care was very clean, cheery, and bright. There were lots of windows and it was easy to get around. They had a beautiful sunroom and a nice patio with gardens in the back. Everyone there was very friendly and helpful. The staff who assisted us with the tour was very helpful, answered all our questions, followed up a day or two later to see if we had any more questions, and offered ways to work with us. Overall, we thought this place was very nice."

"My mother has been a resident of Frontida of Kimberly's Memory Care for several months. This has been an exceptionally emotional time for her and the rest of the family, and we are thankful to Terri and the staff for helping all of us to make this transition as smooth as possible. They have been attentive to mom's and our needs, and most importantly, they treat mom with respect. And love. It's heartwarming to witness a hug between mom and a caregiver. That type of affection can't be faked. As with any community of strangers that are forced to live together, especially strangers with cognitive issues, there can be personality conflicts. Because Frontida is a small, home-like facility, the staff is able to integrate with the residents, and they get to know them, and their personalities. They utilize this knowledge not only to better care for each resident individually, but also as a group. To us, this has been the most outstanding feature of the Frontida staff. They know each resident, they know their good days and bad days, and they know how all the resident's personalities mesh. This is important for any resident facility, but when dementia is involved, it is invaluable. A person with a memory disorder may not recognize when they are sick, or hungry, or any of the hundred other little things that can affect their health and well-being. Because the staff knows the residents, they can pick up on those subtle clues that would not be noticed in a large facility. We are extremely happy with our choice to place mom here for the care she deserves."

"We toured. It was very nice inside. I really liked the looks of it. The only thing I didn't like was how big and sprawled out it was. From the empty room we saw, it was such a long walk to the elevator to get down to the main floor and then to the dining hall. They seemed really pushy and wanted us to sign papers right away. They had a separate area for people with dementia, who were more locked in. It was clean and homey-looking. "

"Matthews of Neenah was very nice, very clean, and very professional. I liked the rooms. They had a spot for a refrigerator, and they had a sink. It was nice, and the rooms were a decent size. The closets are not that big, but they're doable. "