Woodview Of Scandia sits on Meadow Wood Drive in Sister Bay, Wisconsin, and you'll find the building close to parks, cafes, doctors' offices, and places of worship, which makes visits and outings pretty easy, and there are transportation services for doctor visits and errands, so folks don't have to worry about getting around. The community can house about 20 to 30 residents, with assisted living and memory care being the main types of care, and they handle everything from dementia and Alzheimer's support to help with surgery recovery, diabetes diets, Parkinson's care, and incontinence service, so if someone needs specialized attention, there's experience with that.
The rooms come as studio suites, shared, or one-bedroom spaces, and each apartment is fully furnished, usually with a kitchenette, Wi-Fi, cable or satellite TV, an emergency call system, and phone service, so residents can relax but also reach out if something's wrong, and for those not able to live on their own, there's 24-hour supervision, help with showering, dressing, bathroom trips, bathing, and transfers in and out of bed or chairs. There's skilled nursing and home health help if anyone gets sicker, and the team manages medications, dietary needs, and even has an on-site licensed nurse, with daily health monitoring and personalized care plans, which can be pretty reassuring.
Meals come three times a day, all homemade, and the dining area feels like a restaurant, where residents can eat together, get help with diets-like for allergies or diabetes, or foods for high blood pressure-and if someone needs help eating, the staff can step in, and there's an on-site dietitian for special menu needs. Housekeeping, linen, and laundry services happen regularly, and the apartments all stay tidy and comfortable. If residents want to keep up with hobbies or stay active, there's a beauty salon, a barber, a small library, walking paths, a garden, and fitness spaces, and everyone can join activities such as movie nights, music therapy, art projects, game nights, pet visits, or just relax outdoors-community and resident-run events pop up along the week to keep everyone involved, and there's also a mental wellness program to help keep minds sharp and emotions in balance, which can matter a lot for folks with memory troubles.
For those needing memory care, staff get training for Alzheimer's and dementia, and the memory care program uses dementia-friendly menus and special activities, keeping everyone as safe as possible with secured premises and a secure outdoor area. There's also respite care if a family needs somewhere for a loved one to stay for a short time, adult daycare for short-term daytime supervision, and hospice care when comfort at the end of life becomes important. Woodview Of Scandia has licenses 410210 and 9607 from Wisconsin's Department of Social Services, and you'll find accessibility features for those who need them and regular health checks, with emergency systems in the rooms.
Residents find company and support in a place that's not too big or too noisy, yet where most daily needs-from meals and baths to games and outings-get handled with care and steadiness.
