KindredHearts of Green Lake

KindredHearts of Green Lake offers different living options for older adults, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, and short-term respite care, so folks can find what suits their needs as they age, and the staff really do try to give support while letting people stay as independent as possible, and you'll find meals prepared three times a day with snacks and drinks always available, plus you can ask for meals made for allergies or diabetes. All the rooms come furnished, and there's always a nurse and trained staff around all day and night, with some folks just needing a hand with things like bathing, dressing, or reminding about medicine, while there are also caregivers and secure areas designed to watch over people living with dementia or anyone who might wander, and they've got personal reminders and check-ins during the day, medication help, non-ambulatory assistance, and care for chronic health needs. The community has a homelike setting, with indoor spaces such as lounges, a family room, a library, and a living room with a fireplace, and then there are nice outdoor areas like a greenhouse, patio, barbecue spot, raised garden beds, walking paths, and countryside views, which make it feel inviting. The activity calendar stays full with things like movie nights, community events, social gatherings, specialty programs to keep bodies and minds active, and there's a full-time activities staff just to make sure no one sits alone if they don't want to. For folks who need to get to doctor appointments or errands, there's resident parking, transportation included with some fees, and help both inside and outdoors, plus visiting nurses, podiatrists, therapists, and onsite care like dental and eye checks through their Health Drive program. There's a beauty and barber shop so residents can get a haircut or style without leaving home, and devotional services are offered both at KindredHearts and offsite, for those who want it. The community is open to seniors aged 55 and older and they manage all the usual upkeep like laundry, housekeeping, mail delivery, and linens, taking a lot of those worries away, and it's got an emergency system and care team ready for anything night or day. The approach here is to make sure everyone has a plan that fits their health and personal wishes, and people can usually stay in the community even as needs change, whether that's hospice, skilled nursing, or just a bit more care. It's connected with Barrett House of Green Lake, too, and some residents choose the board and care home options in nearby neighborhoods. Overall, KindredHearts of Green Lake has tried to blend the comforts of home with support and medical oversight, and they've made sure there's enough to do and people around to help, so each day can be a good day for folks living there.