Angels on Arcadian 2

Angels On Arcadian 2 sits at 1500-1550 Arcadian Lane in De Pere, Wisconsin, and brings together assisted living, independent living, memory care, and nursing home services in a non-ambulatory, community-based residential setting with 20 licensed beds. Residents here get support with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and medication, and there's always a fully-trained staff around for help, including when residents need more intensive services like therapy, rehabilitation, diabetic care, or incontinence care. People at this facility can stay active with things like gardening clubs, community-sponsored activities, arts rooms, trivia games, and regular devotional services, whether they like being social or spending quiet time on walking paths in the garden. The staff provides laundry, housekeeping, and move-in support, and there's an emergency alert and call system for extra safety. There's all-day dining, chef-prepared meals in both a main dining room and private spaces, and meal plans can fit special diets or restrictions, and guests can join too. Every resident has the option for medication management, help with daily living, and specialized activities set up by the care team, especially for those needing memory care who might have mild cognitive impairments, Alzheimer's, or dementia, with safety and tailored support at the center of every day. There's a barber and salon on site, wheelchair-accessible showers, and coordinated transportation and parking. The staff, known for being friendly and kind, works to give seniors dignity, independence, and plenty of chances for companionship or privacy, and caregivers are available for supervision all day and night. The facility features beautiful common areas, both indoors and out, and keeps everything furnished and tidy, and reviews are always verified for honesty. Prices aren't listed, but there's a free information service for families who want to know more. Angels On Arcadian 2 gets a 3.5-star "Very Good" rating for its service, and it's licensed by the state for safety and quality, though it only takes Medicare if certified. The whole place tries to make things simple and comfortable, offering long-term, non-acute care focused on helping residents keep as much independence and dignity as possible.