Rogers sits on Rogers Street in Appleton, Wisconsin, with six assisted living units, which makes for a small, homelike setting where folks can get to know each other and the staff a bit better than in bigger places. The community is licensed as a Community Based Residential Facility under Wisconsin license #9460 and features board and care home options, assisted living, and memory care, including specialized support for dementia, Alzheimer's, and Parkinson's disease. Rogers has staff who help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, getting in and out of bed, medication supervision, incontinence management, mealtime help, and showering, and they use personalized care plans so each person gets what they need.
Accommodations here include one-bedroom apartments, shared units, and small studios, all with practical, functional layouts, emergency alert buttons, private ADA-compliant bathrooms, spacious closets, and furnishings like telephones in the rooms. There are common dining spaces, a bistro, a private dining area for family visits, and both community meal service and chef-inspired food, with menus that can be adjusted for allergies or diabetes. Rogers provides regular health and dentist checkups, help with medications, and daily activities like movie nights, games in a dedicated room, and group social events, often themed with the seasons. Residents can walk outside on the paths and enjoy the gardens or use the exercise and fitness room.
Some unique features here include respite care for short-term stays, dementia-friendly menus, and support for mild cognitive impairment and hospice waiver coverage. The community has technology like in-room emergency systems and a media room for movie nights, plus move-in coordination services. There's laundry and housekeeping, transportation and parking provided, and amenities like a library, snack shop, computer access, and a beauty shop. Some rooms have balconies overlooking peaceful walking trails. Rogers allows its residents to enjoy nearby parks, restaurants, and medical offices like Dr. Kagan's Dermatology and Pick 'n Save Pharmacy.
The facility has 24-hour supervision, fall prevention assistance, and regular safety checks. Staff can help with non-ambulatory care and offer support for families with loved ones who have more complex needs. Rogers' focus is always on personal dignity, comfort, and fostering relationships, with a community score rating of 3.8 on Seniorly. The environment feels quieter and more personal because of the small number of residents, and the monthly cost starts at about $5,970, which adjusts depending on the type of room and level of care needed. Rogers seeks to offer a dependable option for seniors and families seeking comprehensive support and a pleasant, straightforward daily life.
