Silver Leaf Manor

Silver Leaf Manor sits in Kewaunee, WI, as a small community-based residential facility for seniors with eight studio rooms, and folks have called it home since 1992 under Ken and Marilyn Secor's care. Residents here choose independent living, assisted living, board and care, memory care for those with Alzheimer's or other dementia, or skilled nursing services if they need them, and the staff work around the clock to help seniors with bathing, dressing, taking medicine, and managing diabetes, even moving from bed to wheelchair if needed, so help's always close by. The Manor offers housekeeping, laundry-even dry cleaning-plus meal preparation with nutritious chef-planned menus. There's a dining room for shared meals, and chefs can adjust meals for allergies or diabetes, which makes things easier for everyone. Silver Leaf Manor provides transportation, parking, and move-in help, and each room is furnished with a telephone and emergency alert system for safety. Folks find shared spaces inside for gathering or movie nights, and like to walk the garden paths or relax outside, while planned activities, devotional times, and offsite trips help keep minds and bodies busy, and bring social and spiritual engagement. The staff help with all daily needs but encourage everyone to be as independent as possible, giving each person a balance of privacy and companionship. The building stays up-to-date to meet regulations from the Wisconsin Department of Health and Social Services, and staff make sure to keep to a good caregiver-to-senior ratio. Silver Leaf Manor charges community, respite, buy-in, and care level fees-high, medium, or low-depending on needs, and accepts private pay, Social Security, veteran's benefits, and commercial insurance. The Manor works together with area healthcare providers for medicine and care coordination. Linden Manor, the sister community, sits right next door for extra support if it's ever needed. The whole setting feels homelike and peaceful, built for comfort and safety, where seniors can enjoy garden walks, shared meals, daily routines, and a kind, personal touch from caregivers who know them well.