North Point Senior Living sits on the outskirts of Kenosha, Wisconsin, in a quiet country-like setting, and you'll find the place feels a lot like home, with a small, close-knit community where staff and residents know each other by name. The community offers both assisted living and memory care, plus some respite options if someone only needs short-term help. There's a focus on keeping life as independent as possible for residents, but help's always nearby with 24-hour staff and on-call nurses, and people can get help with things like grooming or managing medications when they need it. The care plans are tailored for each resident, whether they need daily care or just someone to check in, and folks dealing with memory loss get special attention meant to reduce stress while still giving them dignity and comfort. North Point doesn't require any buy-in fees and instead offers a month-to-month lease, which gives families a bit more flexibility if life changes.
The building is neat and kept clean, with amenities like private suites that fit a double bed and sitting area, private bathrooms, kitchenettes, and cable TV. The whole place is built to be wheelchair accessible, down to the showers, and residents can decorate their rooms with their own things to make it feel more comfortable. There are shared gathering spaces like a residents lounge, computer access, internet, beauty and barber services on site, plus laundry and housekeeping handled for you, so there's no need to worry about chores or maintenance. Everyone gets three meals served each day, with snacks in between, and there's always something to do-regular events, indoor and outdoor activities, religious services, and even trips into town when folks want a change of scenery. Staff encourages everyone to join in the social, educational, or entertainment activities, trying to keep minds and bodies active, and there's therapy coordination for people who need physical, occupational, or speech support.
Families report a warm, caring staff, and most say it feels almost like a family here, and though sometimes management isn't always quick to respond, people seem happy with the day-to-day care and the attention they get. The facility aims to support both those who need a little help and those needing memory care with compassion, focusing on a personalized touch so each resident finds their own rhythm. The place gets good marks with a 5.0 rating from recent reviews, and it offers extra resources for families who need more guidance with long-term care, insurance, or even finding the right type of services. North Point Senior Living is one of those quiet places where the days are peaceful and help is never far away, and the small size and comfortable surroundings seem to give it a homey feel that bigger facilities sometimes lack.
