Samaritan Home On 7th sits on 7th Street in Manitowoc, Wisconsin, and has a quiet, small community feel with just eight assisted living beds, so residents get a lot of personal attention, and the family-owned history really shows through the way staff care for people. The facility offers different living spaces, including studios, one-bedroom units, semi-private and private rooms, all with safety features like handicap access, sprinkler systems, emergency alert buttons, and onsite security day and night, so families can feel things are safe for their loved ones. Staff build individual care plans for each person and can help with bathing, dressing, medication, mobility, going to the bathroom, and special needs like incontinence; they also handle memory care for people living with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia, bringing help from a BSN Registered Nurse, CNAs, and Resident Assistants who know how to handle these needs.
You'll find three meals a day cooked by a culinary chef with options for allergies and diabetes, served in the dining room or the bistro, and if someone prefers, they can use the kitchens or kitchenettes. Residents join fitness classes, try arts and crafts, enjoy games in the activity room, and spend time outside in gardens or on the walking paths, making it easy to fill the day. People can recover from surgeries here, too, with help after procedures. The staff run regular health monitoring, offer massage, and organize community outings, and if anyone needs to get somewhere, transportation and even parking are part of life here. Every unit and common space has emergency systems, the laundry and housekeeping are handled for residents, and dietary needs always get special attention. Samaritan Home On 7th has a structured program for people with dementia, with special activities just for them. It's a place for adults who may need help with small daily tasks but want to keep a good deal of independence, and having an administrator with a BSN and a care team with CNAs and Resident Assistants, plus an on-call nurse, means that the medical and daily living support is steady and always available. You'll see that the facility values clarity and safety and is ready for a wide range of senior care needs while keeping a warmer, small-community atmosphere.
