Rem Canterbury is a small senior living facility in Janesville, Wisconsin, licensed as a Community Based Residential Facility with six assisted living units, and people who live here get both assisted living and memory care, so folks with Alzheimer's, dementia, or Parkinson's have support. They make personalized care plans for each person, and they've got a licensed RN, 24/7 awake staff, and an emergency response system with pendants. The staff helps with medication, incontinence care, diabetes management, bathing, eating, dressing, grooming, and just getting around the community, plus family members can stay for short visits if needed. Rem Canterbury has safe apartment designs with well-equipped studio units and one-bedroom suites, as well as communal living spaces. They keep the environment supportive and loving by offering non-medical 24-hour care, regular health checks, and help within the building when someone needs it.
The place covers all utilities, provides housekeeping and laundry, and takes out the trash, so there's not much to worry about. Folks keep busy with classes for arts and crafts, a games room for cards and bingo, movie nights, shared mealtimes, and activities sponsored by the community. There's an arts & crafts studio, an exercise room, a fitness center, a beauty salon, resident wellness programs, an ADA-compliant bathroom, and a snack shop and cafe. The dining program covers special diets-like for allergies or diabetes-and meals are prepared for everyone in communal dining rooms, with dementia-friendly menus for those who need it.
There are furnished rooms, balconies, and safe, secure grounds with landscaped walking trails, community gardens, and places to sit and chat or watch the birds. The library is extensive for reading, and there's a chapel for those who want chapel services. Rem Canterbury arranges transportation to appointments or outings and provides move-in help for new folks. There's a focus on creative activities, wellness, and providing a calm, steady environment that helps everyone feel seen and well cared for, and they pay close attention to making sure each person gets the right support, whether it's with mobility, medication, eating, or even spoon feeding when needed.
