Rem Wisconsin III Centennial sits at 3706 Belknap Street in Superior, Wisconsin, right in Douglas County, and serves older adults who need assisted living, memory care, or long-term support with day-to-day activities like dressing, bathing, or medication reminders, including care for people living with Alzheimer's or Parkinson's. The community operates out of a small home-like setting, licensed under State of Wisconsin license #15100 as a Community Based Residential Facility with eight beds, and it gives residents choices such as studio and one-bedroom units, some with semi-private or shared living arrangements. The rooms have simple safety features like non-slip floors, emergency buttons, and large closets, with the apartments coming with things like washer and dryer, kitchen appliances, and secured entrances, so seniors stay comfortable and safe. There's twenty-four-hour supervision, staff and nurses on call, and regular health checks, and the staff covers support with mobility and transfers, help with daily needs, and personal care, which is important for those with dementia or trouble moving around by themselves, and the building's designed to be accessible for wheelchairs and easy to navigate for people with memory loss.
Rem Wisconsin III Centennial keeps things straightforward with amenities like a reading room, a common lobby, a game room for cards or bingo, and a movie room with big TVs, plus outdoor porches and walking paths for anyone who likes fresh air or gardens. There's a library and computer room, fitness center, exercise and therapy spaces, and a chapel for quiet time, and shared meals are cooked by a chef with choices for special diets, including diabetes or allergies, and staff mark special occasions like birthdays. Residents can take art or computer classes, enjoy daily activities and holiday parties, join in family support groups, or just spend time with their pets, because animals are welcome, though there are rules to follow. The property has around-the-clock security, regular apartment cleaning and linen service, and laundry or dry-cleaning for the residents, with all utilities covered except for phone service. The planned events and daily programs help keep seniors engaged and connected, whether it's crafts, group entertainment, or just chatting with neighbors in the dining room.
Transportation's available for errands or trips to the store, physician checkups happen every month, and the team handles medication, incontinence issues, and rehab or therapy needs - even for residents with dementia. There are both private and common spaces, a communal kitchen, and options for older adults wanting senior housing in other homes in the area, like 20th Street House, Mckenzie Manor, Wisconsin House, and others, each serving small groups to give personalized service. Rem Wisconsin III Centennial works to create a safe and familiar place for seniors who want to keep as much independence as possible while getting needed help, and families can know there's always someone on site to help at all hours, for peace of mind. Residents can pick apartment styles, join activities, get help when they need it, and feel secure in a friendly setting that's a step between living alone and moving to a full nursing home.
