Heritage Gardens, located in Green Bay, WI, is part of the Rebekah Haven network of care facilities, and the place really tries to help seniors with different needs, whether someone just needs a little extra help or has memory impairments from dementia or Alzheimer's disease, and you'll find both assisted living and memory care services here, along with a long-term care unit that got updated back in 2018. The staff at Heritage Gardens can support people who need daily help, and there are aides to assist with things like getting from the bed to a wheelchair, checking insulin for residents who have diabetes, or just helping with activities of daily life, and there's always someone there 24/7 if an emergency comes up. They designed the spaces with comfort and safety front of mind, with indoor common rooms where folks can get together and talk, and areas outside to enjoy nearby parks or fresh air, plus communal rooms for meals, activities, or devotional services, although some spiritual services are held offsite if folks want to attend.
Heritage Gardens has programs with specific names for their care offerings, so people know exactly what kind of help someone's getting, and the Astor Terrace Rehab area can give skilled nursing and rehabilitation for things like physical, speech, or occupational therapy, and it has 88 beds for longer-term needs. There's a beauty salon onsite, private dining rooms, rooms for guests to share in meals, pet-friendly accommodations so residents can bring cats or dogs, and lots of social programs like outings and field trips, plus activities that keep people moving and connecting in the community. There are also full-time activity directors who plan enough options so folks have something to do if they want it, and meals are provided so residents don't have to worry about cooking.
Heritage Gardens has Studio, 1 Bedroom, Semi-Private, and 2 Bedroom room types, and care fees vary based on whether someone's care needs are high, medium, or low, along with community and buy-in fees, plus short stays with a respite fee. They accept payment by private pay, social security, veteran's benefits, or private insurance. Some care is offered at home if that's what a resident prefers, with trained aides who help with non-medical needs and companionship, and they offer independent living for seniors who want more freedom but still enjoy shared spaces and don't want to deal with daily chores. The community covers a lot of ground for those who want social, mental, physical, or spiritual engagement thanks to the range of activities, and the variety of care options means Heritage Gardens can serve many different needs as people age.
