Kenosha Care Center II

Kenosha Care Center II is a small, residential senior living community in Kenosha, Wisconsin, closely tied to Transition House II and licensed under Wisconsin number 15752, where up to 15 residents can get assisted living or memory care. The facility provides private, semi-private, and studio accommodations, each with appliances and options for private ADA-compliant bathrooms, and even though pets aren't allowed, they do offer a homelike setting with furnished rooms, telephone services, and full apartment security. There's staff on call all day and night, people get help with bathing, dressing, and taking their medicine, and the in-house team handles incontinence care, laundry, housekeeping, linen, and personal needs services, trying to make everyday life easier on everyone. Nutritious meals are prepared by a culinary staff and adapted for food allergies, diabetes, or pureed diets, and meals happen in a communal dining room with both scheduled and flexible all-day dining options. The facility runs many activities-movie nights, special event parties, scheduled programs, and wellness or life enrichment options-for residents who want to keep busy socially or recreationally, and there's access to a spacious library, walking trails, exercise equipment, and a garden for those who like the outdoors. Memory care and Alzheimer's support are built in, with secure spaces, extra safety features like emergency alert systems, and trained staff available for people who need more specialized help, which includes dementia and hospice waivers when required. Family members can join for parking or support meetings, and there's move-in assistance, free transportation, and coordination with outside healthcare providers, helping residents transition in or get to appointments. The care team at Kenosha Care Center II covers rehabilitation and general health needs, assists with mobility for non-ambulatory residents, and handles respite care for short-term stays. Payment options include Medicaid, and personalized care plans help make sure everyone gets the attention they need in a closely knit community, with a strong focus on long-term care, safety, wellness, and creating an active daily life.