Sheboygan Senior Community, a faith-based nonprofit serving seniors since 1962, offers a range of care options like independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, home care, respite care, and rehabilitation through places such as Maple Creek, Oak Drive, Willow Lane, and the Beach Health Care Center, and they make sure seniors feel at home with private and semiprivate rooms, fireplace living rooms, communal dining, and units with Wi-Fi. The community believes in promoting dignity, safety, and comfort-Paul Treffert leads as CEO, and they've kept that mission since their ruling year of 1964, always accepting seniors for skilled nursing care no matter their financial status. Volunteers, coordinated by Isabel Mueller, help lead activities and events, which makes the atmosphere lively with programs like devotional services, game nights, entertainment, and field trips, and they really try to get every resident involved either with arts in the Artists Gallery, church services, or group outings, aiming to bring meaning and friendship into daily life.
Residents can enjoy fitness and wellness programs including group exercise, access to a gym and hot tub spa, and outside amenities like gardens, hiking paths, and safely enclosed courtyards, which are nice for walking or just getting fresh air, and you can tell they've made spots for gathering and socializing, like the main courtyard and their event-rich recreational rooms. There's real attention to health and safety with staff specially trained in medication management, mobility support, diabetic and incontinence care, plus therapies like physical, occupational, and speech, and they pair these services with physical and mental activities-everything from games to hobbies, movies, spiritual programming, and a packed event calendar. They've made sure to accommodate special diets, and the meals win praise for freshness and flavor, recognized by awards for best dining, activities, and friendliness.
This facility stands out for offering a full continuum of care, from short-term rehab in Hickory Hills, assisted living at Willow Lane, to long-term nursing support, all while focusing on residents' medical, nutritional, spiritual, and social needs, and they use safety systems, monitored security, and help with things like housekeeping and transportation, so daily life is as easy as possible. Sheboygan Senior Community stays active in town, works with the local Chamber Foundation, and produces impact reports to keep the community updated, all while organizing initiatives for workforce, advocacy, and professional growth, keeping the focus on service rather than profits or hype, and when you walk through you can see why people say the atmosphere is friendly and welcoming with longtime staff, unique room names, and good views of one of the state's newer facilities.
