Silverstone Memory Care sits at 5665 W Packard Avenue in Grand Chute and helps people with Alzheimer's and other memory challenges in a calm, secure setting, with a new 42-bed home laid out to give plenty of space thanks to tall ceilings, lots of windows, short hallways, and floor plans that use soothing colors, natural stone, and real plants so folks can feel peaceful and connected to nature, and it's all built to make safe wandering easier with clear visual cues and open spaces. The community's two wings, called Birdsong and Riverscape, have warming kitchens, dining rooms, living rooms with fireplaces, and outdoor courtyard areas where you'll find walking paths and serenity gardens, and staff work full-time, around the clock, to provide personal care and help residents stay connected. Silverstone Memory Care focuses on people with dementia, supporting each person with care plans that fit their needs, offering daily help with moving around, bathing, medication, and activities of daily living, and there's assistance for people who can't walk well or need transfers.
Residents stay in furnished private rooms and can eat together in large or private dining rooms, with meal preparation made for special diets including allergies and diabetes, and dining is available all day. There's a relaxation spa area with a whirlpool, and a beauty shop that comes with a pedicure chair, while extra services cover things like housekeeping, laundry, dry cleaning, and move-in coordination if needed. Safety's a big focus, with secure door systems throughout, emergency alert systems, a 24-hour call system, regular supervision, and a registered nurse on staff with specialized dementia training. For enjoyment and socializing, there are arts rooms, movie nights, community and resident-run activities, walking paths, and community gardens, plus common rooms for social time. Residents can make phone calls from their rooms, use transportation and parking services for trips out, and enjoy the barber/salon. Activities, programs, and amenities are all designed for people living with memory issues, using dementia-friendly plans like cognitive and emotional stimulation, and the facility's relaxing, home-like feel helps lift everyone's quality of life, hoping to support as much independence as possible while keeping safety, comfort, and connection in mind, and there's the flexibility of dementia waivers and hospice waivers for those who need specialized healthcare.
