Grancare Gardens Assisted Living sits at 1551 Dousman St in Green Bay, Wisconsin, and serves as a small, private, family-owned assisted living and skilled nursing facility run by Con-Wray LLC, with Connie Wray-Church, LPN, as administrator. The community has 20 licensed beds and helps seniors who need long-term care or help with everyday activities like bathing, dressing, and moving around, especially those who can't walk on their own. People living here can choose between studio and semi-private room layouts, with fully furnished spaces and companion room options available if they'd like to share. Staff include nurses, certified nursing assistants, and specialists, offering support around the clock, medication management, diabetic and incontinence care, special diets for allergies and diabetes, and helping to arrange doctors' appointments with provided transportation for those medical visits. The facility has a 24-hour call system and emergency alert systems to help keep residents safe, along with consistent supervision and help coordinating care with outside healthcare providers.
Residents can use high-speed internet and cable or satellite TV in the common indoor areas, relax in the dining room for meals planned with nutrition in mind, or join scheduled daily events, community-sponsored activities, arts and crafts, and even movie nights. Nutritious meals get served all day, and housekeepers manage laundry and dry cleaning. Other comforts include a beauty salon, kitchenette, walkable paths, outdoor garden space, and a barber on-site. Grancare Gardens also offers memory care, home care services, and short-term rehab for people who've left the hospital but aren't quite ready to go home yet, following the Eden Alternative philosophy, which means residents help decide how to spend their days and live with purpose. Devotional services happen off-site and transportation gets arranged for these trips, as well as other outings for social time or recreation. Families and residents have given high marks for care and staff, though the business itself holds an A+ BBB rating without being BBB accredited. The community makes room for people wanting a household-style setting where safety, dignity, and activity matter, but it may not accept Medicare unless certified by CMS, so that's something to check if that's important. Grancare Gardens Assisted Living has stayed open since November 8, 2012, and remains committed to offering seniors a place that's easy to call home, with support, friendship, and comfort close by.
