The Residence at Oshkosh sits at 1110 W Murdock Ave near the Fox River in Oshkosh, WI, and you'll find a whole mix of options there, including Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care for Alzheimer's and other dementias, and even Skilled Nursing, so adults with changing medical needs can often stay right where they are. The community runs like a small neighborhood with bright, roomy apartments folks can decorate to feel at home, and there are both studio deluxe and standard studio floor plans, starting at $4,795 and $4,295. Meals come from professional chefs in a dining room that serves all day, and special diets like low sodium, sugar-free, kosher, and even vegan get attention, so residents with allergies or diabetes have choices they can enjoy.
There's a whole list of amenities to keep daily life comfortable-housekeeping, laundry, dry cleaning, scheduled and on-demand transportation if you need to get to appointments or just want to shop, plus you've got parking if you still drive. Both indoor and outdoor spaces let people socialize, walk, garden, or relax on patios or in an enclosed courtyard. You'll find a beauty salon and barber shop, devotional services for different faiths, a family meditation room, a library, computer lounge, arts and crafts area, a movie theater, TV lounges, and organized activities like movie nights, game nights, and trips, so there's usually something going on if you want to join in. They offer social programs, health talks, and resident-run clubs, with fitness and wellness activities on the weekly calendar.
For those who need a bit more help, caregivers provide assistance with bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication management, designed to fit what each person actually needs, day or night, and with a 24-hour call system in place so help isn't far if there's trouble. The place is wheelchair-friendly and openly welcomes folks with Alzheimer's, terminal diagnoses, and frail elders, giving peace of mind that someone's around who's trained for memory care, dementia, and end-of-life comfort. There are specialist therapies like light therapy, reminiscence activities, plus hospice and a plan for aging in place if someone's needs change. Spiritual care and chaplain visits happen on-site, and families can talk through planning for the future with guides and checklists, even resources about cremation or memorial needs, and there's a small shop for urns and keepsakes if someone wants it. Utilities like cable TV and internet can be included, and there's shared computer access as well as telephones in rooms.
Though there isn't a lot of marketing shine-just facts backed up by real people-a 4.3 average from 17 reviews points to a generally positive experience. The facility is state licensed and goes through regular checks. Hours run every day, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, and the structure itself is a Community Based Residential Facility (CBRF) set up for nine or more people at a time. SKilled clinical staff work alongside the support staff, so both long-term and transitional care needs can be met onsite. The setting is relaxed and friendly, with an eye toward giving each person a good amount of independence but real support when it matters. Tours help families see rooms, dining, and how daily life feels, but the sense is that most folks like the dedicated staff, enjoy plenty of freedom, and find there's enough going on both inside and out to stay engaged as they age.
