Sage Meadow of Fond du Lac sits in a quiet spot near public transit and helps seniors with different needs find a safe, comfortable home. The community handles assisted living, memory care, respite, independent living, skilled nursing, and adult day services, and it's managed by a Wisconsin-based group with strong local ties. Residents get a choice of studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, with each offering air-conditioning, kitchenettes, safety features, wide doorways, wide elevators, and a 24-hour call system. People with mobility or memory needs find secure areas and accessible showers, and the staff helps with bathing, dressing, medications, transfers, incontinence, special diets, and non-ambulatory care.
The care team, which includes nurses, aides, therapists, and visiting doctors, stays available around the clock and works on personalized care plans. The community focuses on nutritious, restaurant-style food, even using organic ingredients when preparing meals for diabetes, allergies, and other dietary needs, and they take care of all housekeeping, laundry, and maintenance. Seniors join in daily social activities, movie nights, outings, educational classes, and fitness programs, and there's a beautician, arts room, gardens, walking paths, worship services, and both indoor and outdoor places to gather. Residents keep their privacy and dignity, but find help and camaraderie.
Sage Meadow can help with hospice and hospice transitions, short-term respite stays, Alzheimer's care, and non-medical home care. There's support for light, medium, or heavy needs, and they accept private pay, social security, veterans' benefits, and insurance, with a $250 move-in fee. Studio rooms run about $3,200 a month, and one-bedrooms are about $3,400 per month, but that can change. Wi-Fi, cable TV, and telephone services come with the apartments, and families can visit, consult with a local advisor, or look at details and reviews online. Many residents mention the friendly staff, busy schedule, and good food, and Sage Meadow holds awards for meals, activities, and kindness. The community is licensed, has a deficiency-free state survey, and keeps the focus on seniors staying active, self-reliant, and comfortable for as long as they wish to call it home.
