Charter Senior Living of Kenosha offers assisted living, independent living, memory care, and skilled nursing all on one campus, and the building itself feels welcoming with a covered entrance, some bushes out front, and a nice bench to rest on, and when you step inside, there's plenty of natural light, warm fireplaces, and comfortable seating that give it a homelike feel, and you'll see open spaces and cozy corners for both quiet time or spending time with others. Residents can choose between studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, and some units come furnished or unfurnished, with options for kitchenettes, patios, balconies, walk-in closets, and private or wheelchair-accessible bathrooms, and every apartment has cable or satellite TV, internet, and an emergency call system.
The community is pet-friendly, so folks can bring their dogs or cats along, and there are plenty of outdoor areas, including courtyards, gardening beds, and an outdoor fireplace where neighbors often gather, especially when the weather's nice, and people who like gardening or want a picnic with family will find it easy. Charter Senior Living of Kenosha offers different levels of support, which means some folks get help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, or taking medicine, while others stay more independent, and the staff can change the amount of care as needs change. They pay special attention to people with memory loss, using different therapies and activities to support those living with dementia or Alzheimer's, making sure to offer a safe routine and personal care.
Meals are cooked fresh every day-three healthy, home-style choices with snacks offered, and if someone needs therapy, there's physical, occupational, and speech therapy available right onsite, and licensed nurses handle medication and care for folks who need more help. Activities fill the calendar, including games, outings, hobby groups, movie nights, and social events held in the large community room, and you'll see neighbors gathering in the library, movie theater, or lounge, just visiting or reading by the fire. The staff are known to be helpful and friendly, treating everyone like family, and they work to build strong bonds, encourage friendships, and support independence as much as possible.
There's a beauty salon and barber shop right in the building, elevators to make getting around easy, and outdoor spaces for folks and pets to relax. Visitors can come any time, day or night, and the facility provides guides to help families make decisions about care needs, finances, or memory issues, and people can check the place out in person or virtually before moving in. Charter Senior Living of Kenosha is run with family values and plenty of experience, aiming always to make their community a real home where everyone feels cared for, supported, and included.