Rem Wisconsin II Division stands as a senior care facility in Green Bay, Wisconsin, covering a wide network of assisted living units at several addresses like Finger Road, Christiana Street, Dauphin Street, Bluestone Place, Pilgrim Way, St. Agnes Drive, and Division Street, each offering a unique setting for elderly adults, and there are names that pop up like Sherwood Place with 8 units, or Hil Shade Tree with 4 units, and then there's Woodside Manor parts I through IV which together make up a much bigger place with 140 assisted living units, so there's a whole mix of small family-style homes and bigger communities where older folks can live. Residents find housing that fits their needs, whether that's independent living, assisted living, respite care, memory care, or even options for Alzheimer's and dementia, and then names like Head Adult Family Home, Oaks Fam Care Ctr Christiana (with license 13588), and Century Ridge of Green Bay II show up among the choices, and there's Carrington Assisted Living, Baird Home operated by St Peter & Paul Parish, and Chestnut Avenue Home by Bruss Supportive Community Living Inc, which give different flavors to the types of care and living.
You'll see pet-friendly options so people can keep their furry friends and services like respite care, so families can get a break when needed, and the facilities cover helped bathing, dressing, meal preparation, medication management, and personal care, with 24-hour supervision for safety, and there's full housekeeping, linen services, and even cable and WiFi for those who want a bit of TV or want to stay connected. Rooms come in choices like semi-private or one-bedroom units, and spaces are already furnished for comfort. The staff helps coordinate care with healthcare providers and arranges transport for medical appointments. They help people move in and keep things smooth, and meals are served with attention to special diets, including for those with diabetes.
Communities like Harmony of Green Bay and The Renaissance in De Pere add more flavor to the options, offering places like Harmony with 30 assisted units in a quiet neighborhood and The Renaissance combining assisted living apartments, memory care, and a skilled nursing center, with daily group activities and trips to places like Lambeau Field or the Train Museum, so there's always something going on for the residents to do. Activities of daily living are fully supported, and there's memory care for those who need extra help. Some facilities are big, some have as few as four units, but across the board there's oversight and a focus on keeping things comfortable and safe, with care types like in-home residential options, adult day care, hospice, CCRCs, and nursing homes in the mix, so families really can pick what's right for them.
Licensed facilities like Sherwood Place (11510) and others show they meet state standards, and the whole network runs as a resource without pushing advertising, staying focused on unbiased senior care information. The average cost for assisted living sits around $42,600 a year, semi-private rooms costing about $79,475, and private rooms about $87,782, and there are more than 500 assisted living listings in Green Bay under this network, with staff on hand to help seniors stay as independent as possible, and families able to find the care or housing type that works for them, whether that's temporary, long-term, or something specialized.
