Sage Meadow Fond du Lac Suites sits at 597 Kingswood Avenue in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, offering care for older adults with independent living, assisted living, memory care, and even services like home care, hospice, and skilled nursing all in one place, which folks sometimes call a Continuing Care Retirement Community, so people can usually stay as their needs change, and there's no waiting list right now, though space is limited since more people are asking about moving in. This place has options with private one-bedroom or two-bedroom apartments, kitchenettes, air-conditioning, wheelchair accessible features, wide doors, and elevators, plus folks can use internet and cable if they want, and residents get meals made with organic food if that's important to them, with restaurant-style dining that works for different diets like diabetes or food allergies. They have planned day trips, exercise programs made for seniors, organized activities, art and craft rooms, outdoor gardens, safe walking paths, and both indoor and outdoor common areas where you can visit with friends, plus a resident lounge, and even a barber and beauty salon, and if you need a ride, their staff help with transportation to appointments or errands.
If someone needs extra help, the staff are awake and on duty all day and night to help with things like medication, bathing, dressing, transfers, and incontinence care, and they also have visiting nurses and therapists, a 24-hour call system for emergencies, and the whole place is made to be safe and easy for older adults with different needs, whether they just need a little help or a lot. Folks with memory loss like Alzheimer's can get personal care in a secure environment with extra support and activities, and there's a lot of effort put toward making a comfortable life with choices, privacy, and respect for each person, promoting independence as long as possible.
They say the apartments and care homes offer different layouts, and the dining room serves all day so people can eat on their own schedule, plus they do daily housekeeping and laundry, and keep the grounds clean for everyone's use. They welcome people aged 55 or older, and accommodate those using wheelchairs or needing help getting out of bed, and they have services like home care and adult day services if someone needs care but wants to stay in their own home for now. The staff help residents stay active, social, and healthy through structured programs and plenty of daily activities, and they've got a review system so families can read what other residents say, with an average rating of 9 out of 10 and recognized with a deficiency-free survey by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, which means state inspectors didn't find problems during their last visit.
If folks want to know prices or details about any of the services, they can ask for that directly, and there's a simple way to connect with a senior living advisor for help figuring out what works best for the resident, and they do have published prices for studio and one-bedroom options. It's locally owned and managed by Wisconsin folks who know the area, and the staff get training to help with everything from daily support to medical care. They offer respite care for those who only need a short stay, and people can also request more information, schedule a visit, or look up more resources for themselves, their caregivers, or professionals. Their goal's to make sure everyone's comfortable, safe, and as independent as possible, without making any promise that life is perfect every day, because it's just a place where people can get the care they need and still feel at home.
