Oak Park Place Menasha

Oak Park Place Menasha sits on a quiet, wooded campus in Menasha, WI, and offers several levels of senior care, including independent living, assisted living, and memory care for people living with Alzheimer's and dementia, and there are also skilled nursing and rehabilitation options if someone needs them down the road, and folks there seem to like how nurses are on-site or on-call all day and night whenever help's needed, and every assisted living apartment has an emergency call system to make sure someone can help quickly. The building itself is bright and welcoming, with sunrooms on each floor, a gardening room for year-round plant growing, and common rooms and meeting spaces that have special names from the area, like Winnebago Room and Black Wolf Bay Dining Room, and if you walk around, you'll find gathering rooms, game rooms, a library, and also lounges where people like to sit and chat for a bit. The Autumn Lane area is designed for memory care, giving people with dementia or Alzheimer's a more secure and supportive place, and staff follow a structured schedule that helps residents stay active, with activities and therapies meant to spark memories and support daily needs, and they have something called the Memory Keepers program, which also helps families and caregivers with information, support, and advice on coping with memory loss. Trained staff and full-time activity directors are always creating things to do, from walks and fitness classes to tailgating parties, gardening, and religious services, and trips and outings are scheduled now and then if someone feels up to going out into the community, and there's wheelchair access everywhere for those who need it. Devotional services happen on-site and off-site, and the dining team serves meals with fresh, local ingredients that change with the season, and there are meal options for guests, and pets like cats and dogs are part of the community too. Residents can get salon services for a fee, and every day includes a mix of physical, emotional, and social activities, so people have the choice to stay as busy or quiet as they want, and anyone who does need help with daily things like bathing or medication gets it from friendly staff who know everyone by name. Oak Park Place Menasha supports folks who want to age in place, and there are respite and hospice care services when needed, along with secure outdoor courtyards for safe time outside, and reliable transportation and parking options for those who still drive or go out with family. People can pick from a variety of apartment floor plans, with names like Osprey or Heron or Robin, depending on the size and layout they want, and the campus has Wi-Fi along with other comforts for residents' use, and while the setting feels like home, you'll notice the focus is on safety, kindness, and the well-being of everyone living there.