Becker-Shoop Ctr sits in Racine, Wisconsin as a senior living and nursing center that offers many types of care, like assisted living, independent living, memory care for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, nursing home care, respite care, and hospice services, and the place holds 71 beds, mostly used by local seniors, with around 53 people living there as of now, and the building is licensed for both Medicare and Medicaid, with its Medicare accreditation going back to 2003. The memory care area uses secured doors and alarms to help keep people with cognitive impairments safe from wandering, and staff comes around day and night to help with bathing, hygiene, dressing, and incontinence care, and there's also help setting up medical appointments and doctor visits, with the transportation team taking residents for shopping and religious activities, which many seniors look forward to. People get homemade meal services, sometimes three a day, with changes made for special medical diets, and cleaning staff takes care of housekeeping and laundry so everyone has a clean space and fresh clothes, and there's a wide range of activities including music therapy, pet therapy, games, movie nights, exercise programs, community events like outdoor relaxation in the gardens, and spaces set aside like a reading room, jacuzzi, sauna, fitness room, and a beauty salon or barber.
Family and resident counseling, geriatric psychiatry, and respite care appear as extra supports, plus hospice care for those nearing end of life, so a lot of health needs are covered onsite through Lincoln Lutheran of Racine Inc. Senior living counselors offer help and advice for families trying to find the best options, and support also comes from local agencies on aging, plus information on things like Medicaid eligibility, Medicare long term care, and Veterans Benefits is available for residents who need it. Some resources even help people learn more about care costs, finding a good home care agency, or getting CNA and caregiver training. Facility staff encourage physical movement, with activities and programs made for the different needs and strengths people show, working to help seniors stay active and engaged, which helps with self-confidence, connection, and general well-being.
Becker-Shoop Ctr doesn't release specific monthly prices, but one source mentions an average price of $275. With a total of 5 reported deficiencies and 4 health complaints, staff keep working on safety and comfort. There haven't been any public reviews for the place yet. The senior community focuses on creating a space where people can grow and stay active in daily life, offering different floor plans and a set of services for both independent seniors and those needing regular care or nursing. The consultation staff hold hours from early morning into the evening, which helps families with busy schedules. The main goal at Becker-Shoop Ctr is to provide steady support and activities to help seniors live as well as they can, with lots of practical help, a safe setting, and chances to join in many different things through the week.
